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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 690, 11 February 1881, Page 3

SATURDAY,-:l2th'FEBilUABY.' : „■"■'-■•■• At 2 o'clock, "; " ■'■■ , MARKET sFoOK SALE. T lOENS & CO.wli sell attheiryards--30 Steora , Mixed Rattle ; . • - ; ■ Miltrti Cows, Horses, Pigs, Poultry' Vehicles.. ..-■ Furniture, Sundries. ■ 400 second-hand com sacks THE ANNUAL E"F' Under Ik Auspices of THE WAIRARAPA AND BAST COAST P4STORAL& AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Will be held at the Show Grounds, CARTERTON, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1881. Entries, accompanied by the entnnce fees, must be lodged with the Secretary at the Society's offices, Carterton, on or before Thursday, 17th February inst., at 2 p.m. In order that sufficient accommodation may be provided and catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to slate on the entry whether the Sheop aro to bo sold by public auction, if- so by whom, or by private arrangement ; also whether to bo sold singly or in pens of 5 or 10. . AH Sheep to be on the ground before 12, o'clock noon, and to be removed only by Deruiission of the Stewards. ENTBANCE FEES I First 5 sheep .. ~ Is per head Over that number ... 6d per head Single Sheep ~ .. 2s per head Auctioneers to draw lots for first turn ol sale, and to bo limited to 30 minutes by time, and 50 sheep by number for each turn. Sale to commence at 2 p.m. sharp. Admission FREE! W.C.BUCHANAN, President. Carterton,' February 1, 1881. VIEW BOOKS! NEWBOuKS! LATEST SERIAL VOLUMES JUST ARRIVED, Leisure Hour for IBIJO. British Workman. Sunday at Homo do. Band of Hope Review. The Quiver for 1881, British Workwoman. Good Words „ „ Cottager and Artisan, Sunday Magazine Child's Companion. Day of Rest. Child's Own Magazine. Cassell's Family Magazine. Infant's Maga z'ne. Strahan'a Grand Annual (or the the Young, Little Folks- Children's Friend. Every Boy's Annual. Old Jonathan. Little Wideawake. Chatterbox, beautifully _ illustrated. Child's Messenger. Friendly Visitor. British Juvenile Family Friend, Tho Prize. London Journal, Vol, 71. . Family Herald, Vol. 45, Bow Bells, Vol. 32. Family Reader, Vol. 38. A large and varied assortment of NOVELS ta, &c, R, H. CHINCHEN, Bookseller, and Stetionor, NEAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON NOTICE. MB W. M. EASTHOPE has been appointed our Book-keeper aud Collector, and his receipt, both for Mill and Shop nccumts, will bo deemed by us a sufficient discharge. OHAMBEBLAIN BROS., Bakers and Millers, Masterton. l'chri'.ivyH, 1881. 6RB

BOOTS! BOOTS! T WYI-'.TH hr.i i.) inform liis friends Pi > and llw ]ii ii i« of Mastcrton generally thitt ho lias v :,• i«d business as BOOT ami SHOEMKI It. in the shop Next Door to Mr Palmer, sadder, where ho hopes by strict attention 'o business, JIOPKKATK CHARGES, and Good Workmanship, to receive a thste ot their patronage. Repairs fieatlij Executed, bit i ' RESPECTFULLY inform my former •*- customei'a in the Wairarapa. who have had the luck to weather the late depression, and whose tirookeepors, jewelry, &a., are not in tho custody of oUbi UNCLE, tut I will undertake to repair in an accurate nuuner any articles in the Horologi.cal or Jewelry lino at reasonable prices. Orders or jobs left with Mr D. F. McCarthy, Storekeeper, Mastertan,oratmyhouse, off the Taueru I'oad (jear Mr Livingstone's) will be promptly attended to. 0, CAMPBELL, PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCKMAKER, JEWELLEa, &0., Late of Wellington and various other diggings. 687 HOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL-COLE-SIKEKI, MaSTEETON. Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught:- ; French, German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needle' work. Domestic arrangements aro liberal and home-like. Terms moderate. Proapeotuses forwarded on application. Tho first term of 1881 will begin oil TUESDAY, Ist February. ■ Evening Cliss for French. 351 C.A.BRIGGS&CO,, GENERAL MERCHANTS, EMPIRE STORE, MASTEETON. The HIGHEST PRICE: giren for all kinds of FARM aud DAIRY PRODUCE. Agents for tho Colonial Insurance Company. Orders for every despiiptiqn of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS And MACHINERY /Promptly Executed. V ■■GENERAL:MERCHANTS,;"';',