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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 748, 21 April 1881, Page 3

MARKET rtA j'-M SATURDAY, APRIL 23iid, 1881. JIOEKS & CO, will sell at their Yards o as aboveiSlieep Cattle Dairy anil Dry Cows Horses Tip Cart, tyring Carta Harness, Pigs Po v. r ) !(il. c.t. 1 Horse, Harness and Basket Carriago Trap Horses Furniture, Chairs Tables, Sofas, Bedsteads, &e„ The property of a gentleman leaving Mastcrton. WINTER EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. S. MATTHEWS' SCHOOLROOM, milE second of the ferios will take place X on (THURSDAY, 21st April, at 8 p.m. punctually. Doors open at 730 p.m. Adinissio—ls; Children halt-price. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). SHARE LIST \VILL~CLOSE MAY 31. FORMS of application for Shares to lie had at any of the branches of the Bank of Ne>v Zealand, also of Brokers throughout tliu Colony, and from H. WALLACE, iJeerelary, Hunter-street, Welling on, April 12, ISSI. 743

r[CB is hereby given that the Mastertoil Borough Council will hold a K|jecial meeting on WIiiOMSL) \Y, 2/th day of April, 18SI, at 7 p.in., to confirm the following resolution, passed at ft special meeting held on Tuesday, 29th March:-- " That by-laws 90,91.92,93,15(1,157,158, 159. 160," 101, lli2, 10i, 161, 165. 100, he repealed, and the following new and unien'letl by-laws Lie adopted in their steal for tho Borough of Masterlon, in accordance with C.'ause 3-J.O ot the Municipal Corporations Act, 1876, ami a en]iy of the said new and amended by-laws is ptuiished as a supple rnent to the Waii:ai;,U'a Daii.y i! .1311 "WN, Town Ck'i'k. CLEAHING SALE! EARING SALE! CLE Alt IN G SALE! CLEAKING SALE! W. P. FiiLLiNGHAM Commences his HALT-YEARLY CLEAIiINU SALE

IIAIICH ii'Hl, And will Continue liic same 6IIEAT P. All GAINS GEEAT BARGAINS

Will be oHiMil for CASH! Tlmwii.iic if ;!:•! \Vi ; ,JiL-A:'SOi!Tlil) mid SEASONAiILH STOCK Now ii: lis CEK TK A L STO 11 E Opposite the Council Chambers, will be offered WITHOUT J<KHEIIYE, nt prices vlii"h will nut f lil to crnaniMil the patronage of all Cash Purchasers. 708 N 0 T I 0 E. GEOBGB~ (JOKER

LEGS to inform his friends ?nd the public gonorally tluit lie has now opened the promises known us the UNION CLUB, as a CAFK, READING, OYSTER, LUNCHEON SUPPEIt HOOMS. an'i) PUBLIC BILLIARD SALOON. Is IHii READING J3OOM "Will be found the following papers Spaciiil, London Graphic. Punch, Homo News, Austmlasiin, Sydney Mail. Dunedin Echo, Auckland Observer, Sydney Bulletin, Canterbury Times. Eveniui' I'osfc, New Zealand Times, and Wairaiufa Dailv. The liree last naied filed for reference. J UNCIIEON J^OO.U Gcntleim n will Iw able to «ct Dinners or Lunch from 12 (o o'clock, at 5 minutes notice. A properly Grilled Cl op or .Steal;, with potatoes, ii 5 minutes for l?.-OXK SHILLING—Ia. QYSTi:i;s aj:D from!) to 12 p.m. Note—Ladies \ isitiii;,' town can setluneh in a private Mining lloom, from 12 till 2, or a en)) of ira or eoliecat any lime dining tli'„ day. G.C. Has also made ainmgemi nts for a supply of Cameron's TOBACCOS, and firstclass brands in CIGAIiS. TIII; jjILLIAUD gALOON Which is llic Largest inul Coolest in the Province, is furnished Avith one of Ucnnotl's Tables, and a stock of 80 SPLENDID CUES (Aleock's make). Lovers of the Game will find everv attention paid to their wants at ' THE UNION CAFE. In soliciting a share of public patronage, G.O. begs to stato that he will spare lio pains to make his Establishment one of the Most Convenient Places in Town.

Union Cafe, OYSTER, LUXCHEON, & SUPPER ROOMS, am> ' BILLIAIiD SALOON. GEO. COKEB Proprietor.