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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 533, 4 August 1880, Page 3

Balance sheet of ti WAIKARAPA EAST COUN] COUNCIL FUR YEAR EN] ING 31ST MARCH, 1880. RECEIPTS, £ «. Loans 986 13 Subsidies from Government 2554 1 Special grants 3485 1 License fees 176 9 Deposits on contracts ... 25 0 Miscellaneous—lnterest £3O 6s Id; refunds from bank and County West £l3 li H 43 6 £7270~u| EXPHNDITOBE, £ 1.1 Balance on Ist April, 1880... 423 8 New roads, survey and construction—lnterest on loans, £29125, £l3 95... 43 1 Existing roads—Repairs aud improvements 52719, Paid Wairarapa County West 36 13 J Other works, viz., purchase of tools, materials, boat, •ars,and carriage ... 16 7 Hospitals ... ... 176 6 Imprest account 27 15 Expenditur® out of special rates or special grants... 3702 3 Offices 545 6 Expenses—Office fittings ... £23 2 0 Valuation r011... 3 3 0 Interest ... 912 2 Salaries and rent 201 110 Printing and advertising ... 36 6 8 Surveys ... 35 0 Stationery ... 23 4 6 Members travelling expenses 41 0 0 In&lirancp ... 121Q 0 Plindrijis ... 78 6 —~r- 360 13 Balance 1411 '2 £7270 11 10 R. WIMOXE, Treaturev. G, BfilTHiM, Chairman, jammed pad found correct. W: B, YALDWYN, Provincial District Auditor. July 28,1880. 5i CHEESE. CHEESE. rpHE Undersigned has arranged to have | a regular supply always in stock. I PRANSFIELD, Wellington. NOTICE. ANY DOGS after this date found on our land, section part 202, 196, etc., Tar»thi West, will be Bhot, LEE PROS. Goodwood, Aug. 2. 1880. 532 MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL, gEPERATE TENDERS will be received up to 7 p.m. on TUESDAY, August 3, for the repair and maintenance of certain streets in the Borough of Masterton, for a period of three years. Specifications to bo seen at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, * R. BROWN, Town Clerk, MastertoriJ - July 28th, 1880. THE TIME for receiving the above tenders is EXTENDED to TUESDAY, 17th August, at 6 p.m. R. BROWN, Masterton, 4th August, 1880. 533 NOTICE. HAYING sold all interest in the Masterton Coach Factory to MESSRS MUIR A DIXON BROS., together with the Book Debts of the late firm of Quartley and Wajgg, all accounts must be paid to them, ' their receipt alone being a sufficient discharge. ' Th« liabilities (as per schedule) G. DIXON. IN reference to the above, MUIR and DIXON BROS, intend to rtill carry on ..business in the Masterton Coach Factory in a manner that for Workmanship, First-class Material, and Price cannet fail to give entire satisfaction. A large stock of American and English goods on hand. Every style of vehicle built or repaired. m_ Educational depositoryi Qdein-ST., MASTERTON. The .haltyearly CLEARING-OUT SALE of Books, Stationery, Fanoy Goads, and School Requisites, will be held for THREE WEEKS ONLY, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 'fill , T. E. PRICE. HISTORY— When Viotona was a young Queen, and Prince Albert standing by her side—she had on a light muslin dress and a large crinoline—she fired the first shot at the first Wimbledon meeting of Volunteers, She hit the bull's eye. Color-Ser-geant James Huxley was one of her body guards, and so was James Symes, and Henry, the. great riflemaker, was in our •pad. At that time Huxley was & prosperous foreman tailor, making tho Volunteer uniforms for three parts of the Volunteers of England, now he is only a Boss Tailor on Lambton Quay, Wellington, making Suits of Cltthes'for £3los ;fuality that other Tailors' get -£6 10s: for, He ii enabled .to do so: by his superior knowledge of the trade, and doing a very : ttdfa BwdyMonev ink