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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 703, 26 February 1881, Page 3

SURPLUS ml& STOCK fATIONAL DRAPEEY HOUSE VERY CONSIDERABLY REDUCED IN PRICE, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. 10a 6d Chene Dresses for Cs 9d 12s fid Chene Dolarae for Ss 9d 16s 6d Caimelite for lis Cd 16s Cd Sicilian for lis Gd 20s Od Carmelite for 14s Gd 23a Od Carmelito for 16s Gd IOJd Lace Muslin for' 7Jd Is 3d Lace Muslin for lOJd' Is Gd Lace Cambric for Is 2d MILLINERY AND HATS Reduced fully 50 per cent, A SPECIAL LOT OF 250 LADIES' 7s Gd LEGHORN HATS For Is 6(1. ' LADIEri' TRIMMED HATS, HALF PRICE. GREAT . BARGAINS THIS MONTH. J. T. STEELE, Opposite the Government Buildings. and New Railway Station, WELLINGTON, ' R 0 W N LANDS SALES.

NORTH ISLAND. ON DEFERRED AND IMMEDIATE PAYMENTS. Waimate Plains, Parihaka, Forty-Milo Bush, and Manawatu Disf-ricts. To be held in the month of FEBRUARY, as follows : WEST COAST DISTRICT, NORTH ISLAND. 25th to 28th February, at Hawera :- 10,000 acres of Waimate Plains, in sections from 15 to 820 acres; prices £llos to £i per acre. Townships of Manaia and Opunako: Quarter-aero sections, from £lO to £2O each. Suburban lauds. £7 to £8 an acre. These lands have all been opened up by roads connecting cither with railways or main roads. Lithograph plans and lull particulars obtainable at every land ollira in the colony. ' WM. BOLLESTON. Minister ol Lands, General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 20th January, 1881. 681 \TEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! LATEST SERIAL VOLUMES JUST ARRIVED, Leisure Hour for 1880. British Workman, Sunday at Homo do, Band of Hope Reviow, The Quiver for 1881. British Workwoman, Good Words „ „ Cottager and Artisan, Sunday Magazine. Child's Companion. Day of Rest. Child's Own Magazine. Cassell'a Family Magazine. Infant's Maga

Strahan's Grand Annual for tho 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. The Prize. London Journal, Vol, 71, Family Herald, Vol. 45. Bow Bolls, V 01.32. Family Reader, Vol. 38, A large and varied assortment of NOVELS E, H, CHINOHEN, Bookseller, and Stationer, NEAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL COLE-SHIEIST, MASTEETON. .Principal: Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of tho instruction given, and, in addition, tho following subjects are taught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. Doinoatic arrajujornents aro liberal and koineJiko. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application, The first term of 1881 will begin on TUESDAY, Ist February. Evening Class for French, 35) PUBLIC NOTICE. . ~_Ji Btockowners of Wairarapa District -L are invited o attend a public meeting to be held in Elliott's Hotel, Carterton, on the day of the Bam Fair, at 11.30 sharp

Business :-To consider the recent spread of Scab in the Enst Coast and Wluv rcama districts. '" W. H. BEETHAM. W. 0. BUCHANAN. • JOHN MOOEE. NOTICE. . iVI pointed our Book-keeper and Collector, and his receipt, both for Mill and Shop accounts, TyiU be deemed by us a sufficient discharge. CHAMBERLAIN BROS,, Bakers and Millers, _ ' ■ Masterton. February R.IRBI. GBB ..NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OP THE WAIRAEAPA. TO. BARNARD, Watchmaker, begs to • acquaint his friends and numerous customers that he has OPENED business in the premises NEXT the POST OffiCE, OAETERTON, and hones his former efforts to give satisfaction \yill secure him a fair