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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 581, 29 September 1880, Page 3

aW ■•;.. v • '^i^^fffii^Bir::^?^ : A thoroughly; jcnind English'. ■forms the- \^wl!&rjt3a6V.iu"*i^^iW_.©year And, in addition, .the fpuWn'g: subjects, aifiu .taught:—".. I '■'■■'•"■ ■"• -iv'' ' ■•'" •■'.•'-.-'.'.":' . French, .. , . bra,! Music, Drawing, and 1 Needle- ':•.-'.' work. • ~. ..'. ■.' '.•'.'■ ■ "."■ Domestic [arrangements: are' liberal and; home-like, i '•.• -<,• ,:.... ..... ~ . ;:;Terms)noferate. .' •'..'_' ':' '' ; -"':-' - .The third.term;of 1880 begins 17th-Sap-J te'inbtr., . ;, [' ; '^'-:, ; ' ; '-— ; -' : r '''■'•■ v: ,^:j,i .v Evening Glass for' French. : ; : • :r\\Bß^oßi:.BßT^^pT;^"; : : Case. Boot. Warehouse. . W..-.P. FELLINGHAM, while thinking, the public for past favors; begg to intimate that he has'taken the CENTRAL PREMISE'S '''' formerly occupied by ■Mr A. COPPINS • as a Branch Establishment, and will open the same' on and after SEPTEMBER 18th,., V with a new and well-selected Stock of BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, which will be sold at Extremely Low Prioea FOR CASH ONLY. W. P. FELLINGHAM, BOOT i SHOEMAKER, QUEEN-STREET,'MASTERTON. CARTERTON yiwj MASTERTON. To THE CREDIT OF B. A. GARDENER k SON.. CASHSTORE-CARTERTON, -PRICE LIST OF GROCERIES.-' 1 ' All Jams, 7sd per tin, 7/ per dozen. ■ New Seasons Tea, 1/9 and 2/Extra Choice Congou, 2/6 and 2/8. . Best Yellow Sugar, 4Jd per ft, 18/- per bag. BeatWliitQ „ fid „ 17/- ~ Best English Crushed Loaf Sugar, 5Jd per lb, Best 150 test Kerosene, -10/9 per tin, 21/6 per case. Best white and blue .Starch, per ft 6d. Bell & Black's Matches 6d per doz. Best Corn Flour 8d per ft, by box. ... ... . All our goods are at proportionately low Prices, and (bear in mind) of the ' ' VERY BEST QUALITY. I Drdera by Post promptly attended to, and lelivered by our own brakes' to any part of the Wairarapa. 3»B. A. GARDENER ds SON, THE CASH STORE-CARTERTON. : N 0 lIO'E, . |HE following ladies, members of the -*- Committee of the Bazaar to be held in December next, will be happy to receive contributions of "Work, Materials, or Money ; Mrs Arnot Mrs T Mrs Bannister Mrs Moore Mrs H. Beetham Miss Morison Miss Best Mrs Paige Mrs Breraner Mrs Payton Mrs Cave Miss Rockel Mrs Chalmers Mrs J. V. Smith Mrs Donald Miss Smith Mrs Fannin Miss Vallance TJIENCING NOTICE. WE hereby give notice to the owner or occupier of the 100-acre section, situated on the opposite side of the Wangaehu River to our sections Nos 2 and 4 in the Rangitumau Block, to erect his share of a DIVIDING FENCE between his section and our sections Nos 2 and 4, within the time prescribed by law, failing.which.we shall proceed with the erection of the same at his expense. ' . MAWLEY & DODGSHUN. Masterton, Sept: 27,1880. 579 HIE BEST QUALITY AT THE 1 ■ LOWEST PRICE'. PARKES & PETERSEN, BUOT AND SHOEMAKERS, QUEEN-STIffiHT, MASTERTON,. ARE OPENING UP Twelve Cases of BOOTS and SHOES, <, • v which are absolutely and unquestionably SUPERIOR: • . to any stock which 1 has yet been seen 9RSOLD IN MASTERTON OR THE WAIRARAPA. PARSES M PETERSEN Offer toe Goodß to the Public'at the LOWEST CASH PRICES;: '• Having bought them to advantage they can 8.8.L1i THEM TO ADVANTAGE. . PARKES.& PETERSEN ', Invite an inspection of their Jew Goods. THEY CHALLENGE THE WAIRARAPA. NEW Ladies' Kid Boots ,; ~.;■... . NEW LadiesVCaßhmere: .'. •." •','. NEW .Children's Kid Boots i '., • ■■ NEWChildren'sOalf'Boots •'-'*,[.: NEW Ladies' Elastic Slippers NEW Ladies' Veneha Slippers NEW Varieties in Gents' { NEW Varieties in Ladies' NEW Vaueties in Children's PASKES & PETERSEN will still main km then reputation foi pkioe and combined, and then present,consignmenXis BVFARTHF BEST VAiUE FQR (MONEJ thas, has