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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 706, 2 March 1881, Page 3

IUSTEETON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. PUBLIC TENDERS will close at noon of JL 12th Marcli for 67.80 chains of bridle track en tho Mungaraki Jttange. ■ Contract No. 2-73.50 chains continuation of same line. • Plans, &e., at Road Board office. Tho Beard reserve the right of accepting any tender. • C. E. BREMNER, Feb. 24,1881. 70i TENDERS are invited up to n«on on SATURDAY, March sth, for cartino 26,000 feet of timber from Messrs Burnett & Yule's taw-mill, Aktira. The timber for one bridgo to be delivered about one mile' on tho Masterton sitlo of Eketahuna; the timber for two bridges to bo delivered two miles beyond Eketalmna. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. FREDERIC CHAPMAN, '"' 2 Masterton, Public Works Office, (Architect's Branch) Wellington, 26th February, 1881. TENDERS are invited for additions to -*- the Railway Station, Carterton, for Post and Telegraph Office. General conditions, specilications, and Drawings may be seen at tho Public Works Office, Architect's Branch, Wellington, and on application to the Postmaster, Carterton, Tenders addressed to the Hon the Minister for Public Works, and marked outsido "Tender for additions to Railway Station Carterton," will be received at the above office up to noon of SATURDAY, 12th day of March, 18S1. Forms of tender can be obtained from thq local Postmnstor, Telegraphic tendess 'will bo received, ptopided the original tender and deposit are lodged with tho Postmaster, Carterton, at tho time above specified, Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted; C E, BEATSON, Assistant Architect. I

LOOK ODT THE AMALGAMATED gt t EMPLARS' T7IETE CAKTEETON ST. PATRICK'S DAY. [Esi'ab; 1858.] GEO, A. FAIRBROTHER, . STOREKEEPER GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, While drawing attention to his Superior Stock of DRAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Boy's CLOTHING, Millinery, Hosiory, and Haberdashery, GROCERIES, Oilmen's Stores, Hardware, Holloware, Crookeryware ! ] A'O., &0., would respectfully ask the uhlic to noteThat this is the Oldest Storekceping Business in Woirarap i.

That by dealing with tried firms, patrons can rely upon being treated in such a manner as will induce repetition, That we buy direct from Manufacturer?, whether British, Foreign, or Local, aud thus SAVE MIDDLE PROFITS That when abandoning the CREDIT system, the prices were thoroughly revised, and Goods are now marked at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRlCES—c'arriar;e added. That from. January 1,1881, we sell for CASH DOWN. Tbat by dealing with those who sell for CASH ONLY, Cash Buyers avoid paying other people's debts, That we are at all times Cash Buyers of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Sheep, skins, Eabbitskins, Butter, Eggs, &c., in any quantity, and offer the HIGHEST PRICES. GEO. A. FAIEBROTHER, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON. FOR SALE ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. 550 acres at Thirty Shillings Per Acre, In sections of 137J acres.. This land is light Bush—Tawa, Pine, and some Totara, underscrub, rangiora, etc. The soil is of good quality, well-watered with running streams, and has a frontage to the Waingawa River. Is situated 8 miles from Masterton, 10 miles from Cartort n; a cart road to either township within one mi'e of this property. Terms-Per section, £2O cash -'.balance by 19 half-yearly payments of £lO, extending over ten years, Wm. STUART-FORBES, 704 Carterton. LADIES' SADDLES. ""HHE undersigned has a choice assortment of Ladies' Saddles, Harness, &o, EDWARD PEARCE, Wellington,/ WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS. nHE undersigned is a Cash Purchaser o L Wool and Sheepskins, and wil SCOUR WOOL at Current' Market Rates. J BMRSTOW, 687 Uareyille, Taratahi.