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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 696, 18 February 1881, Page 3

.■ DRIWINd qtASSES MiCHARLES-liEEETHbeB nootfuUv.tb intinmtfl tn f.U ? lU pootfully.tb intimate to the inhabi- .; tants. of ■Mytetoa and the .surrounding ,i SpW w^H\ B6to "- to instruction in id DRAWING, mil. ; open'.at the Council lal OJiambere on Saturday'iiext, as follows :-<-' ie GWsOlasj,, ;,, .... at 10 a.m. ~-' %s Class ... ~. 'at 2 p.m, . Special Glasses for young ladies or gentlemen can be arranged for at' any convenient tune or place in any part of- the' district if a required. Terms moderate.- .-• of INSTRUCTION IN THE MAORI LANGUAGE. ■ In order to suit the convenience of the 13 pupils, Mr Freeth has determind to hold two i (daises at Masterton ■in each week for the above purpose, viz, on Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. m the Council Chambers. Gentlemen mil thus have the opportunity of choosing their evenings for' attendance, ; HLASSES FOR INSTRUCTION IN \J DRAWING AND IN" THE MAORI LANGUAGE, Mb CHAS. J. FREETH begs respectfully o- announce to the settlers of Wairarapa that * Sffi olasae ? f« the teaching of DRAWING. He will also open classes for instruction in the MAORI LANGUAGE. Mr Fkeeth will also he-prepared to make I. special arrangements to attend gentlemen s families at their own residences if required. The Adum Classes'at Masterton for the current quarter will bo opened at the Council Chambers, Masterton, on FRIDAY "Bth January instant, at 7 p.m. Particulars as to terms (which will be . .ir 6l^ 6 ' ffla y bo <*'<uried on application to Mr Fran, at Masterton.. Jan. 22nd, 1881. »c "ELLINGTON LAND DISTRICT. - .P'™fi tho m °nth of FEBRUARY 29,700 'IALH.ES of First-class AGRICULTURAL i LAND, situate in the Forty-mile uußii and m the Manawatu District, will be OFFERED for SALEonDefcrredPaymcnts and for cash. On Monday, February the 21st, 29 Sec- -. tions m the Kairanga and Fitzherbert Blocks, can be applied for on deferred payments at s «* T °™ £ all > Pal »""'3ton, and at the Land ~ Umce, Wellington, On Thursday, February 24th, at 11 o'clock, a.in., 80 Sections, in the Kairan«a and Fitz. i Herbert Blocks, will ho offered for sale by ; Public auction, in the Town Hall, Palmers- > Tebms; ) Deferred Payments.-When the same Section J8 applied for by two or more persons r the Section will be put up to auction botween t the applicants at 10 o'clock, a.m., at Masterton, .Public Hall, on Thursday,' the 10th • February.forthe Forty-mileßusb Sect'/us, am at Palmerston on Thursday, February fK 1 . 0 °' ch & a - m - '** the Kairanga and Fitzherbert Sections, One-twentieth of the purohase-raoney to , no paid with the application, the balance in ■ half-yearly instalments extending over ten years. . iwn 6 ? I " 2S P P r cent, payable on the fall of the hammer, the balance in one month. Maps, Schedules of Soctious. and upset price jan be seen at the office of this paper, I and will: beioorarded from the Crown Lands Oilioe, Wellington, on application. An Officer of the Survey Staff will be in the neighborhood one week previous to each sale to point out the Sections to intending purchasers. Note,-These Sections include a large extent of level and undulating land, well watered, rich, deep soil, and most of the bections havo a frontage to main or district roads. JOS. G. HOLDSWORTH, 1 ' Commissioner of Crown Lands, Crown Lands Office, .Wellington, January 18th 1881. 673 NOTICE. I i> I pointed ouv Book-keeper and Collector, and his receipt, both for Mill and «»n|i nccmints, will be deemed by us a sufficient discharge. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., '. Bakers and Millers, „, Masterton. miliary i\ lflfll.. goo BOOTS! BOOTS! T WYETII l,>gs to inform his friends V .and (he puh.ic of Masterton generally Hwt ho has commenced business as BOOT and SHOEMAKKH, in the shop Next Door to _Mr Palmer, saddler, where he hopes by strict attention- fo business, MODERATE CHARGES, and Good Workmanship, to receive a share of their patronage. Repairs totally Executed, 677 HOROLOGY. T BESPECTFULLY inform my former customers in the Wairarapa, wh. havo had the luck to weather the late depression! and whose timekeepers,, jewelry.- &c, are not in the custody of OUR UNCLE, that I will undertake to repair in an accurate maimer any articles in tho Horological or Jewelry lino at reasonable prices. Orders or jobs left with Mr D. F. McCarthy, Storekeeper, Masterton, or at my house, off.the Taueru Road (acar Mr Livingstone's) will be promptly attended to. 0. CAMPBELL, PEACTICAL WATCH & CLOCKMAKER, JEWELLER, &0., Late of Wellington and various other diggings. 687 HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL Cole-street, Mastbbtoh. 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, Alge- . bra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like, Terms modorate. " Prospectuses forwarded on application. Tho first term of 1881 will benn on n TUESDAY, Ist February. Evening Class for French. 35] a A. ■L. WHITE, 1 BAKER AND "CONFECTIONER] d CARTinnm., . TS PREPARED TO ACCOMMODATE Balls and Parties. T. On t hat will suit all classes' of the " community,' ' fl .. - ,•■• ' .-. .'.- ..;.., ..; 01 . HALL AND DINING-ROOM -' CARTERTON BAKERY. - FRUIT SUITABLE FOB JAMS •WANTED IN ANY QUANTITY. Cash payments made on delivery, BOARDERS £1 PER WEEKm