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

SURPLUS MiMMlfll fATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE VERY CONSIDERABLY SEDUCED IN PBICE, TO EFFECT A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. 10a 6d Cliene Dresses for 6a 9d 12s Gd Cliene Delaino for 8s 9d 15s 6d Gaimolito 16s Gd Sicilian 20s Od Carmelite 23b Od Carmeliio lOJ'd Lace Muslin Is 3d Lace Muslin Is Gd Laco Cambrio for llsGd for lis Gd for 14s Gd for 16s Gd for 7Jd for 10Jd for Is 2d MILLINERY AND HATS Reduced fully 50 per cent, A SPECIAL LOT 01? 250 LADIES' 7o Gd LEGHORN HATS ForlsGd. LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, HALF PRICE. GREAT BARGAINS THIS MONTH. J. T. STEELE, Opposito the Government Buildings. and New Railway Station, WELLINGTON. \TEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! LATEST SERIAL VOLUMES JUST ARRIVED,

Leisure Hour for 1880, British Workman. Sunday at Homo do. Baud of Hope Review. The Quiver for 1881. British Workwoman. Good Words,, „ Cottager and Artisau. Sunday Magazine, Child's Companion. Day of Rest. Child's Own Magazine. Cassell's Family Magazine. Infant's Maga zine, Strahan's Grand Annual for the 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. Famjly Herald, Vol. 45. Bow Bells, V 01.32. Family Beader, Vol. 38. A largo and varied assortment of NOVELS B, H, CHINOHBN. Bookseller, and Stetioner, NEAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTBBTOX 653 nOABDINO AND DAI SCHOOL COLE-BIRKCT, \l ASTBiT'lS. A thoroughly Bound English Education forms the basis (if the instruction given, and, in addition, tho following subjects are taught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework.

Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. . The first term of 1881 will befiin on TUESDAY, Ist February. Eveninß Class for French. 351 riHAELES J. FREETH, NATIVE AND COMMISSION AGENT, Council Chambers, MAS UEION, EASTER RACES. A MEETING of persons interested in getting up Easter Races will be held at the Whakataki Hotel on WEDNESDAY, 2 d, March, at 6 p.m., A, McHUTCHON. Feb. 22,1881. 7 0i NOTICE. MR W. M. EASTHOPE has been appointed our Book-keeper and Collector, and his receipt, both for Mill and Shop accounts, will be deemed by us a sufficient discharge. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Bakers and Millers, Masterton. February 8.1881. gsg NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE WAIEARAPA. TC. BARNARD, Watchmaker, bogs to » acquaint his friends and numerous customers that he has OPENED business in tiie premises NEXT the POST OFFICE CARTERTON, and hopes his former efforts to give satisfaction will secure him a fair share of patronage, TMPOTJNDED this & pound at Carterton— Ono Bay Horse, white star on forehead, and branded 0 on the near shoulder. One bay horse, branded like 2 on the oil shoulder. Onechesnut filly, branded liko IN on off shoulder, and white mark down ; forehead . If the above are irnt released, they will be sold by public auction, at the public pound at Carterton, on SATURDAY, sth March, 1881, at 12 o'clock noon, in complianco with the provisions. of "The Impounding Act, 1874." . . Wir. PHILPOT, „ . ,-' '"-' Poundkeeper. ' ■ Carterton, Feb, 12,1880. 697