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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 261, 10 September 1879, Page 3

EDNESDAY, 10th SEPTEMBER. FEATHERSTON SALE YARDS. F. H. WOOD & CO. are instructed to sell by public auction on the above date, nt the Featherston Sale Yards—--220 Sheep, 15 head Fat Cattle, &c., &e„ Sale at 11.30 a.m. 25-1-Faithfully attend 1/fASTERTON MALE AND FEMALE i REGISTRY OFFICE, Next door to Kehblewhite's Temperance Conducted by MRS, GILETT. Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, and Private Families supplied with Servants of all chases on the shortest notice. KB. Respectable Females while waiting for engagements can be Accommodated with,, B0;1KD and LODG/NG at the above JMSTEBTON FRUIT DEPOT. MASTE//TON POULTERERS DEPOT. MASTEA'7'ON TKA & COFFEE ROOMS,

.» over the Stables, &c., belonging to the aihvay Hotel lately in the occupation of Mr \iv\ country -justomers that nothing shall be wanting on my part to make the stables second to none in the district. I have also engaged a competent man, who will undertake to break in horses to saddle and harness in a style and manner hitherto THOMAS LOWES. Masterton, August 29th, 1879. 2 0 T_l 0 E. Through sudden pressure upon me by my creditors, I am compelled to SELL OUT of my business to meet their demands. I must consequently request all accounts due to me be paid by the 12th day of September, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. ALPBED 11UDMAN, Pork Butcher, 'MO Masterton, AMLO A S B Y ACCOUNTANT, COLLECTOR, AND COMMISSION AGENT. Agent for Waiiiaijapa Staxdahd, Greyt Office :-At 11. Wilton's, Queen-street ■\TOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS 01 1> THE WAHUBAPA. Teacher of Music, Residing in Carterton, will visit Masterton every Monday. Orders left at Mr P. Linn's will he punctually attended to. Music for Balls and Private Parties. Pianos Tuned and Ilepaired, Terms moderate. 232 I mO THE PUBLIC OF MASTERTON | AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. Having taken the Shop late in the occupation of Mr. WJ. Prentice,for the purpose of extending my business, and thanking my customers and the public who have so liberally supported me in the past, I beg to inform them that orders left at the Shop will be attended to, and the price of Bread will be a« per advertisement. The tightness of the money market obliges me to ask my customers to be as prompt as possible with Cash or weekly payments, JAS. THOMPSON, Masterton, June 19,1879, 149