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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 704, 28 February 1881, Page 3

SURPLUS STOCK "ATIOXAL DRAPEBY HOUSE VERY CONSIDERABLY REDUCED IK PRICE, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. 10a 6fl Cliunc Dresses lor Osild 12s (id Chor.u Delaiuo fof BaMil 10s Gil Ciiuiielitu for 11k Oil IGs Gd Sicilian for Us (id •20s Od Carmelite for 14s Gd 23b Oil Caruiclilo for IGsGd IOJdLiiCB Muslin. for 7Jd Is 3d Lacu Muslin for l'U^tt Is (id Lace Gnnioric for Is 2d MILLINERY AND HATS iiuh'cid luily SO per cent. A SPECIAL LOT 01-' 250 LADIES' 7sGdLi'.GHOHNHATS for Is 6d. LADIKS' TRIMMED HATS, H.ALF PRICE. GREAT BARGAIN'S THIS MONTH. j. t. Steele; Opposite (lie fiovoi'iinicnt Buildings, and New Riiilivny Station, WELLINGTON. NORTH ISLAND. ONDEI'EUREnAND IMMEDIATE '' PAYMENTS. Waimate Plains, Parihaka, Forty.-Milc Busli, aiiil iMuimwatu DisU'icts. To be held in the month of FEBRUARY, as follow; •' WEST COAST DIS'MCT, NORTH INLAND. 25th to 28th February, at-HATOA: - 'IO,OOO acres of Waimate Plains, m suctions from 1.5 to it'itl acres j prices £1 10s to & \ per aciv, Township of Manaia and Opunalje: Quarter acre scsinns, from .Clu to i'2l) ea h. SuburUii lands, ll to £8 an aero.

Jneso lands htvo all been opened up by roads connceiing either willi jail ways 01 man muk Lithograph plans and lull particulars obWM. UOLLESTOX. Minisfe; 1 of Lands. General Cr.nvn Lands Uilieo,' Wellington. 2lith January, 18S1. (181 JEW BOOKS! NEWBOuKSI \ LATEST SEIiIAL-VOLUMES JUST AliI)lYl:'D. '1 Leisure Hour for 'IB3O. British Workman. Sunday at Home do. Baud of Hope lleview. . The Quiver forlSSl. British Workwoman. Good Words „ „ Cottager and Artisan, Sunday Magazine. Cliild's Companion. Dty of 'Best. CbilrtV Oun Magazine. Cassell's Family Magazine. Infant's Maga z'no. Strabau's flminl Anmnl lor the the Young. Little Folks- 1 Cliildien's Fiiewl. Every Boy's Aunual. Old Jonathan. ''' Little Wiicawake. Ckttcrhox, beautifully illustrated. Chiri'< , - r e*s'Dgor. Friendly Visitor. Jli; ■ ; <h Juvenile. Family Friend, TU iVlan. London Journal, Vol, 71. . - Fa-nily Herald, Vol, 45, Bow Hells, Vol. 33. Family Deader, Vol. 3^. A large and vaiicd assortment of NOVELS

B, H. CHINCHEN, Bookseller, and Stetioner, N T EAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON fiSi) HOARDING AND DAf SCHOOL COLK-STBEET, MASTKtrOS. Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are inglit:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Alge- _ bra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. Ti-e first term of 1881 will begin on TUESDAY, Ist February. Eveniiiß Kuss for French. . 351 QHARLES J. FIIEETE, ■ NATIVE AMD COMMISSION AGENT, Cornell Chambers, MASTE B T 0 N. e a ,-i ■i a a it ace a. l grit uh up Kofter Races will lie l:eld at ihe Wlwkcial i Hotel on WEDNESDAY, 2 d M jch, at C p m. A. MoHUTCEON. Feb. 22,1881. toi

ME W. M. EABTHOPE has ton appointed our Book-keeper and Collector, and his recent, both for Mill and shop aojounts, will he deemed by us a sufficient discharge. CHAMBERLAIN BROS.. Bakers and Millers, _, Masteiton. Februarys. ISSI. (js& NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE WAIBAEAPA. ' ■ Tl C. BAIiXARD, WMehmakei-; begs to JL i arqimint his frinids ami numerous ustoniors that lir- lias OI'KNEI) busmen in clie premises NEXT tho VaST OMCE, CARTEIi TON, and lioju s his former'eft rta to give satisfaction will'secure luiu-a fair share cfiiatiouaee.