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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 755, 29 April 1881, Page 3

FURNITURE I FURNITURE I! SATURDAY, APRIL SOlli', 1881, At 2 o'clock. JIOENS & CO. have received instruc- * tions from a gentleman leaving Masterlon to sell at their rooms the whole of his valuable furniture and utensils, which are nearly new, and ■which include some really choice lines, being all carefully selected. Drawing Room Suite (Repp), Couches, Sofas, Fenders, Dressers, Toilet Tables, Bedsteads (iron and wood), Cot, Stretcher, Mattrasses, Palliasses, Bedding, Toilet Glass Ciockery, Pots and Kettles, Lamps Also. A Lot seized by landlord, under distraint for rentBedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Chests Drawais, Kitchen and Cooking Utensils. WITHOUT THE LEAST RESERVE. rjIHE pEMANENT gADDLERB. WATSON & WINTERINGHAM (Next Council Chambers), QUEEN - STREET, BEG to thanlt their numerous friends and the public of Mosterton for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them sinco commencing business, and desire it to be distinctly understood that patrons can depend upon obtaining the best article, at the lowest price at their establishment. Their motto is "No tortion," and (hey act up to t. All kinds of attention paid to either town or country orders. Repairs neatly executed with promptitude and dispatch. Every requisite of the trade kept on hand.

CHRISTY MINSTRELS!! NOTICE. THE CARTERTON lUIS WILL give their next entertainment at THE PUBLIC HALF,, CARTERTON, ON IMDAY, (itIiMAY. Proceeds to be devoted to paying oft' debt on Band Instruments. It. V. MUIIi, 74S lion, Seci'ttiiy.

W. & H. LEAHY, BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, BENTLEY'S OLD STORE, ' MABTEBTON. HAVE just received ml opened up a VERY SUPERIOR STUCK of Ladies' Gentlemen's and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, which are marked at such prices as cannot 'fail 10 effect a speedy clearance, Tho BEST VALUE for money in the district I! Note Ike Address— BENTLEY'S OLD STORE, QUJSEH-STBEET, M ASTEBTON NOTJOE is hereby given that tho Masterton Borough Council will hold a SPECIAL MEETING on Tuesday, M« 10, for the purpose of confirming tho following resolution—passed at a special meeting of the Council, held ou Tuesday, 12th April, 1881 " That a Separate Rato of Threepence in tho pound ha made on all rateable property within the district defined in tho plan and schedule accompanying the petition of I'urgesses in Kuripuni, Ac, for the purpose of making Short-street, such rate to be payable in one sum on or before the lirst day of June. ML The petition and plan herein referred to and the rate book are i o'.v open for inspection at theCouncilllumbers. All objections to tlio latter must he ,n writing and delivered to me ou or before t : :e Hh May, ISSI. R. BROWN, 74fi • Town Clerk. P, C. CHRISTIENSEN, j^IME BURKES, I.JAUKICEYILLE. OKDEIIS for • LlMl'j cm be loft with Messrs Vile & D'Arcy, Qneen-stret, where it can Ijo obtained at as per bag. 752

NOT I 0 £ GEORGE (JOKER BEGS to inform his friends tncl the public generally that ho has now opened the premises known as tlio TOION CLUB, as a CAFE, BEADLNU, OYSTER, LUNCHEON SUPPER ROOMS, and PUBLIC BILLIARD SALOON. In tub READING |>OOM Will be found the following papers Special, London Graphic, Punch, Home News, Australasiui, Sydney Mail. Dunedin Echo, Auckland Observer, Sydney I'ullctiu, Canterbury Times. Evoniucr Post, New Zealand Times, and Waiii/.iupa Daily, 'l'ho liree last named filed for reference, JjUNCHEON J^OOII, Gentlemsn will lie able (o qct Dinners or Lunch from 12 to 2, o'clock, at 5 minutes notice, •. A properly Grille.! Cl op or Start;, with potatoes, h 5 minutes for Is—ONE SHILLING—ts! QISTERS and gUPPEK from 9 to 12 p.m. Note—Ladies isiting town can get lunch in a private Dining JKoom, from 12 till 2, or a cup of tea or coffee at any time during tht day, G.C. Has also made nrrangenunts for a supply of Cameron's TOBACCOS, and firstclass brands in CIGAES.' THE JjILLIARD gALOON Which. is the Largest and Coolest in the Province, is ffirnished with one of Bennett's Tables, anda,stoclvof36SPLEHDlD CUES (Alcock's make). Lovers of tho Game will find every attention paid to their wants at THE ONION CAFE. In soliciting a sLaro of public patronage, G.C. begs to state that ho will spare no pains to make his Establishment one ot the Most Convenient Places in Town. ■ Union Cafe, .OYSTER, LUNCHEON,. & SUPPER ROOMS, asd ; • i BILLIAIU) SALOON. GEO,