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of goods is lit all times largo and well selected, and patterns are forwarded post; free on application. A special feature 'ftti Te Aro House is tlic OrderlJeiiartmont, and; voixcftrfifiil'-nfentliin is paid to'the'ivaiiis! of Country. Resident?, Allorders are executed under the immediate supervision of'the pro* prietor. and securely packed and forwarded, to their destination with that promptness and despatch which have always aistin. guisbed Te'Aro House, Cuba-street, Welling ton.-[ADVT.I . NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON-NAPIER' RAILWAY. STATIONMASTERS' HOUSE (MASTER. TON) CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Wellington, 4th October, 1880. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at this office up to NOON on MONDAY, the 18th. October, 1880, for the above contract. T|i6y must be addressed to the Hon. the "Minister for Public Works, Wellington,. and-/marked outside " Tender for ■Stationmaater's House Contract," and accompanied by a cheque 'on some bank in the town where the tender is lodged; such cheque to be specially marked by a banker as good for twenty-one days, and to be in favor of the Receiver-General's Deposit Account only, and not to bearer or order.- Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Office, Wellington and Carterton, and at the Post Offices, Greytown and Masterton. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be By command, JOHN BLACKETT, 587 Engineer in Charge, North Island. WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE! October 4th. 1880. To the Editor of the Wairarapa Daily. SIR,— I see a great deal in your paper about opening up and marking off dozens of trunks of BOOTS and SHOES, opening Branch Establishments, Clearing Out- Bankrupt Stocks, Great Clearing Sales,-and many other such schemes to draw the public-away from C. G. COLYILLE'S CARTERTON CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE, opposito the Marquis of Normanby Hotel. I nped not trouble you with a price list, as the public know very well—no matter who sells cheap—that 0. G. Colville, from long practical experience in the trade, will alwajs defy any competition that may be brought against him. One visit to my new shop will be quito sufficient toshow that Colville's is the LEADING CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE of the Valley. There the public can have a first class ft)tide at a second class price. THE CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE CARTERTON, 687 FOR SALE—Three Hacks. All carry a Lady. Two of them broken to harness. Apply—Rev C.H. Gosset, Manaia, 587 E OR SALE, 5 Tons good Canterbury Seed Potatoes 5 Tons good Canterbury Table Potatoes Apply P. MURTAGH, . • Upper Plain. mENDERS arfi invited up to Oct. 13th for cutting 100 acres of Scub, and 20 absiinß of draining. For particulars, apply P. Perry, Pouroso, Masterton, : 587 Taueru Shoeing F ORGE. E. NAYLOR, FROrRIETOR, All kinds of Agricultural Implements made : and rt paired.' Horses carefully shod. .OATS! OATS! OATS I WANTED KNOWN.—That Bacon aud ■ Wrigley aro purchasers in large or small quantities. The highest market price given for Good Milling Oats. 557 BOOK-KEEPING.— Private Lessons in Book-keeping by Single arid Double Entry given by a person of Large and Practical expience. Tradesmen's Books opened, audited, or adjusted, and arrangements made fpr.' keeping the same. Terms Moderate. Address-Accountant, Box 83| Post Office, Masterton. 587 , SADDLERY. THE Undersigned takes this opportunity t# thank the public for past favors, and respectfully invites them to come to him for any new article or repairs they may require in the above lino, and he will spare no effort, by Moderate Charges and thorough efficiency in workmanship, to induce them to call again,

G. 0. PALM BE, Saddler and Harness-maker, Next Door to tke Empire Hotel, QUUEN-ST,, MASTERIOy, 587 NOTICE OP DISSOLUTION 0? PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the part, nership hitherto existing between us, the undersigned, George Lett and Angus Frazer, of Wairongo, in the District of Wharoama, in the Wairarapa County East, as farmers, is hereby and this day by mutual consent dissolved. All liabilities will bo paid, and all debts due to the late firm received by Mr George Lett, whose receipt will bo a suffic : ent discharge. Dated this stb day of October, 1830. GEORGE LETT,- ' " ANGUS FBAZER,. , Witness- - C.;Pi Skipper, ■ Solicitor, Mastertou. 586 TMPOUNDED.;, from'. the Akura on the 1 29th September—--1 Dark Brown Mare, 'wo whito..hind feet, white streak down face, no visible brand. If not 'released tho abuve will be sold in the public pound, Masterto'n, on Tuesday, l§th October, at 12 o'clock noon, according to tho Impounding Act of 1874. JAMESNICOL, 686 Poundkeeper. • : NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. W E have a made FUETHEB EEDUC.TION in the following goods— Good saUbutter, 6d Fref'j' butter, of the very best quality, in : prints, to 8d per lb Ditto,' -ditto in lump, 7d New laid eggs (risen), 9d dozen Seed potatoes, flukes, reduced t« 7s 6d cwfc. „ „' early whites „ to 6s 6d ail Qooft eating Derwent potatoes, 5s cwt., U . Mi CASELBEEG & CO., 683 Brick Store, iSTEBTON; BOBOUGH CRICKET • CLUB. /..I ENTLEMEN desirous of joining the vJ. above Club are requested to send in their names and. subscriptions as soon as possible. C. A. BEIGGS, ; Hon. Sec. TjlOß SALE.—A' Singer's Sewing Machine •J in thorough working order, Apply to Mrs Btnneit, the Institnto, Maitarton.