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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 702, 25 February 1881, Page 3

MASTERTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. JUBLIO TENDERS mil close at noon o r 12th Match for 67.80 chains of bridl The Brard reserve the right of aeceptin any tender. C. E, BREMNER. Feb. 24,1881. 70 MASTERTON SCHOOL COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS (addressed to the Chair man) will be received till the 28tt iust. for the office of Secretary to the abovi Committee. Salary, £7 10a per annum W. M. EASTHOPE, W Secpro.tem. WELLINQTON-NAPIER RAILWAY. J FENCING CONTRACT (PAKURATAHI) Public Works Office, Wellington, 12th February, 1881; TOUTIEN TENDERS will bo receive! VV at this office until Noon oi 5 MONDAY, 28th February, 1881, for th, above contract. They must be addressed t( the Hon the Minister for Public Works, am U marked outside " Tender for' Fencing Con i tract," and accompanied by a cheque oi , some bunk in the town where the tender i: lodged; such cheque to be specially markec ' by a banker as good for 91 days, and to bi 1 in favor of the Receiver-General's Deposv - Account only, and not to bearer or order Plans and specifications may be seen at thi Public Works Office, Wellington, and at th< , Post Offices, Feathc.ston, Greytown, Car e terton, and Masterton. The lowest or an] j tender will not necessarily be accepted. f N.B.—Telegraphic tenders will not b( 0 received. By command, JOHN BLACKEIT, 3 Engineer in Charge, North Island. CARTERTON, 26th FEBUABY. The following entries have been received from the following well-known breeders, viz., illips Romney Marsh 19 & Acocks l( £ Merinos fi Total ~ 146 H. H. WOLTERS, Seoretary Pastoral Society. LOOK OUT THE AMALGAMATED )OD [TIEMPLARS' * CARTERTON ST. PATRICK'S DAY. [Estad. 1858.] GEO, A, FAIRBROTHER, STOREKEEPER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Carterton, While drawing attention to his Superior Stock of DRAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Boy's CLOTHING, Millinery, Hosiery, and Haberdashory, GROCERIES, Oilmon's Stores, Hardware, Holloware, Crockeryware] to, &c, would respectfully ask the üblic to noteThat this is the Oldest Storekeeping Business in Wairarapi, That by dealing with tried firms, patrons can rely upon being treated in such a manner as will induco repetition. That we buy direct from Manufacturers, whether British, Foreign, or Local, and thus S AYE MIDDLE PROFITS That when abandoning tho CREDIT Byatem, the prices were thoroughly revised, and Goods are now marked at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES-pcarriage added. That from January 1,1881, wo eollfoi CASH DOWN. That by dcaliug with thoso who sell foi CASH ONLY, Cash Buyers avoid paying other people's debts. That we are at all times Cash Buyers of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Sheep skins, Babbitskins, Butter, Eggs, &c, in any quantity, and offer' th< HIGHEST PRICES. GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON. 3 TMPOUNDED this day, in the.publii - JL pound at Carterton— One Bay Horse, white star on forehead and branded 0 on the nea' shoulder. One bay horse,.branded like 2 on th f. ofl shoulder. . ir One chesnut filly, branded like IN oi e off shoulder, and white mark dowi h forehead . ;e If the above are not released,, they wil h be sold by public auction, at the publi l. pound at Carterton, on SATURDAY, stl m March, 18"1, at 12 o'clock noon, in com pHan.ee with the provisions of "The Im pounding Act, 1874." . • ■;■;.' WM.PHILPOT, Poandkeeper, 19 Carterton, Feb, 12,1880. '..; 69'