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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 318, 18 November 1879, Page 3

)AST 0R A L SHOW! PABTOBALSHOWI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. SPECIAL COACHES will kave the CLUB HOTEL at 10.30. 318 , LET, or for SALE, on easy terms, the 1 MASTERTON PIONEER TEMPERANCE HOTEL, For further particulars apply to 317 W. KIBBLGWHITE. STEPHEN FELGATB PRENTICE Accountant and General Commission Agent, Rents and Debts collected, Hall-street, Masteiton. 317 . .PROSPECTUS 'ELLINGTON SMALL FARM YV ASSOCIATION. Under the auspices of the WELLINGTON WORKING MEN'S CLUB. President : The Hon Kandall Johnson. Trustees: F.A.Krull, Es|., W. Hutchison, M.H.R., Geo. Crawford, Esq., J.P. Vice-President: C, J. Johnson, Esq. Hon. Treasurer: W. H. Levin, Esq., M,H,R. Provisional Directors: Alfred Lindsay, Esq., Thomas Whitcbouse, Esq., E. H. Crease, Esq. Appointed by the Wellington Working Men's Club, at a special meeting held for that purpose, October 13, 1879, Mr 0. C. Heiden, President Working Men' 5 Club. Mr Andrew Orr, member of Committee, do. Mr John Young „ „ Mr Henry R. Jury „ „ Bankers: The Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Solicitor: W. H. Quick, Esq. Auditors: H. F. Logan, Esq., Thomas McKenzie, Esq. Secretary: Mr William Wylie. The Provisional Directors will endeavor to induce the Government to grant to members of the Association such modification of the land on deferred payment clauses of '"The Land Act, 1877, as may facilitate occupation by bona fide settlers and subscribers without necessitating strict compliance with the present provisions of those clauses. The Provisional Directors will also endeavor to make ample reserves for religious, educational, recreation and public health purposes, as suggested by the Minister of Lands to the deputation which lately waited upon the Government with a view of bringing this scheme under their notice and favorable consideration, The payments are to be computed on some well-defined, liberal, and easily-understood system of deferred payments, to bo made by instalments extending jver a period of, say not less than ten (10) years. Each subscribing member wih be required to deposit a sum equal to ten per centum of the total value of the share of land he applies for before his abplication can bo entertained, and a further payment of two per centum per month on saitT total value until ntch time as the block to be applied for is obtained by the Association, and possession can be given to the applicants, or until s.ich time as the Association shall make arrangements with the Government for alloting laud to the subscribers, provided always that such monthly payments of two per centum do not extend to a further period than six months from date of application, All moneys received are to be paid into the Colonial Bank of New Zealand to the Association's accouut, t" be opened in the name of the Trustees, on fixed deposit bearing interest, and no withdrawals or payments to be made by cheque against such account without the authority and signatures of the Treasurer, one of the Trustees, and three Directors being first obtained. Agents, or Acting-Directors, for the Association, will also be appointed in all the centres of population throughout the provincial district as soon as practicable. Terms of proposal and application for shares and other information connected with the Association may be procured from the provisional Directors, the Secretary, or at the Wellington Working Men's Club, Lambton Quay. _ Applications with amount of deposit to be lodged with the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, Wellington, WILLIAM WILIE, Secretary. Wellington; November, 1979.

m HISTLE LODGE, S.C. An Emergency Meeting of the Thistle Lodge will be held in the Masonic Hall, Empire Hotel, on WEDN ?SI)AV EVENING, 19th November. Lodge tyled at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Visiting brethren invited to attend, Byorderoftheß.W.M. G. S. WEMYSS DALAYJIPLE, 318 Secretary. TO THE LADIES OP CARTERTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. their premises, beg to announce that they are opening and marking off a splendid assortment of FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, Consisting of all the LATEST SHAPES in Bonnets and Hats, both TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED, and Show the same For Sale on and after SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, They have also the services of A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, Newly arrived for home, who has had considerable experience in a first-class house in the West End of London. They can therefore esectue any orders entrusted to their ftre, and that, combined with reasonable (Barges (which will always be their motto) cannot fail to give satisfaction to their customers. They beg to tender their most sincere thanks for the liberal support they have received since commencing business. Thei<stock is Larger, Newer, and Better-assorted than any house in Carterton, and it will always be our aim to KEEP THE PRICES DOM. tUL Note the address— B. A. GARDENER AND SON, CASH STORE, CARTERTON. 316 LOST on the Or»ki, one black Greyhound Dog, Anyone returning the same to the undersigned-will receive the above reward. 291 R. G. WILLIAMS.