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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 630, 27 November 1880, Page 3

A 0 0 N & I I'G L B Y,'S ;QATMEAL ■. WAIPOUA .. ... MASTERTON Is now in full working order, and any order they may be favored with will „be promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of jjlie Valley. Be sure to ask for BACON ft WRIGLET'S OATMEAL, as can always rely on •getting it FRESH, We wish to call the attention of Farmors and the General Public to the following SPECIALITIES, never' bofore to be oh.taiuod in the district, viz.— Meal seeds and Corn Dust, which will lie found moat beneficial and profitable food for horses, pigs, &c. Try our Huakß, to mix with oats for Have your oats crushed, and so save 20 por cent. B. & W. are prepared to grist, at current rates. In connection with the above is the the Waipoua Steam Saw, Planing, Moulding and Turning Mills, where building materials and all the requisites of the trade can be obtaine at the lowest rates. Gl4 NOTICE is hereby given thai unless the' Filly (no visible brand) left in my charge to graze, on the 26th September, 1878, by Jethro Jenkins, is claimed on or before the Bth December next, and all expenses paid, the same will be sold to defray expenses. S. W. DONOVAN. RABBITS, OH? RABBITS, OH I H, WOOD & CO. are Cash purchasers ' BABBIT SKINS. Highest prices giv»n for small or largo quantities. RABBITS, OH 1 RABBITS, OH? MAIL NOTICE. For the present, mails for Taratahi, Carterton, Greytown, Featherston, Upper Hutt Hutt, Taita, and Wellington, close daily (Sundays excepted) at 6.30 a.ra. and 12,45 p.m. sharp; for Kuripuni at 1 p.m. 610 J, BAGGE, Postmaster.

NOTICE AS the Eailway is opened to Carterton, all debts due by persons at Carterton, Gladstone, and Taratahi to W. HEHCOCK, Carrier, must be paid within 21 days from this date, or iegal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same without; any further notice, W. HEECOCK, Carrier, Carterton, Nov. 12,1880, 617 MASTEItTON ~TO -TENUI. Notice to Storekeepers and Others. THE undersigned will collect Goods in Mabtebton every Monday, delivering at Tkkui every Tuesday, returning to Masterton on tho following day. Passengers, either way, 10s the trip. r ' w, HEECOCK, ' PUBLIC NOTICE. William"" james. Steam Furniture Manufactory, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. "p)EGS to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding neighborhood that he ha 3

THIS DAY OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT ' •IN QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, WITH A LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE, WHICH WILL BE SOLI) AT VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. Oct. 30, 1880. ■ • GOB ! S T 0 P! AND READ THIS. CARTERTON BAKERY, A.. L. WHYTE, Would respectfully amiounco to tlio Civil Service and the general public located in and around Carterton that he is determined to meet the hardness of the times by REDUCING BREAD ' =TO= 6d the 4lb Ijoaf Cash Sovenpence if Booked. N.B.—A.L.W. would respectfully intimate that his books are closed to long-winded customers. 588

14000 SWE E P No. 7, OS THE. . WELLINGTON. CUP, To be run-in tlie first week in ' FEBRUARY, 1881. TICKETS' = — = '= £1 £ First Horao ... ... ... ... 1000 Second Horse ... ... ... 800 Third Horse .. .. " ...... .200 Other Starters (divided); ~ '.. 700 Non-starters (divided)..... .. -1800 The £7OO for olfcjr starters mil avorago about £loo.each horse. . - - ... The £IBOO for non-starters will average about £6O each horse. Mr George North, of Lambton Quay, an.' nouncoshis seventh- annual sweep, on'the Wellington Cup. This time it is for uo less than £4OOO, which will give handsonie prizes even to the non-starters - Mr North's former, racing sweeps have invariably ted with such fairness as to give entire satisfaction: Jo .all interested, and ,w'e, are-nipt surprised to hear' -that there" is already !a brisk demand for tickets'.ior his;'' 1 , I 'four-, thousand-pounder. ?ost, .'9th September. ■- ;; , :r ;■ r .v.;. Address(^EO. Box 109, Post ■Office; or, Lambton Quay, Wellington ; or A. Elkins, ,CLUB HOTEL, Maaterton; ,t|nd Giles' ROYAL OAK HOTEL, Carterton.