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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 774, 21 May 1881, Page 2

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'h,. . k-i; ■;;;• -i.'MfctuiY Officp, liridiy,"> MBSSRa;jViiei and'D'Atcy report retail' prices as %deri—'..v' .'" '■'■.' Butter; (fresh) Is 2d pet lb, Butter (Bait) Is lb Cheese Bd.per ft, Ouions 2d per ft. ._....:., Bacon lOd.p'er ft. Eggs 2b per doz. ; Potatoes, 4s per owt. "Oats, 2s 3d per bushel. Oatmeal, 14s per 1001b Pollard 5s 6d per 100 ft... Bran.33perlOWb,'/./. ~j. ;,\ Rye -Grass,-Gsrper bush* •;,--,'-• r\: \Oookafoot; 4d Der-lb'. ;'j,£."l. w . Tloiir (sacks) 12s 6d' ' ' '- ■:,,{■ (60's)13sGd i,: V Wheaten 'meal, 103 Cdper lOOlbsvv--Chaff;ls6dr>erßank -• '. ; Crushed oat9,'2s9d per bushel ■ rT-ffOXIC-DI : E'ECTOEY7 ' .;":'..>-. ST, PATRICK'S, MASTERTON. First and' third Sunday lit monthr!!" a.m.; fifth Sunday (when- occurring), -9. a,m.; every Sunday evenings-7 p.m r ; Monday mornings, 8 a,m.. .;;.' .-.- .'.-... ST. MARY'S, CARTERTON.' " First and third Sundays, 9 a.m.; fifth Sunday and Days of Obligation, 11 a.m. , SACRED HEART, GREYTOWN. : Second Sunday, 9 a,in.; Fourth Sunday, 11 a,m, I' 3T. CERESA'S, FEATHERSTON. ' Second Sunday, 11 a.m.; fourth Sunday, 9 a.in, ST. JOSEPH'S, TENUI,. ' : ' , Last Sunday of October, lla.nv, last Sunday of November, 4p.m,; last Sunday of January, 4 p.m. pHURCH SERVIOES.-BUNDAY. Church of England, .Masterton—ll a.m, and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. iGreytown—ll a.m. and 7 p.m. • '!'.- Wesleyan Church , Masterton—ll a.m. Supply .'■/,■ . 2.30 p.m. Sunday School 6.30 p.m. Mr J. Bamber Tinnj-3 p,m, Rev. I Dukes. PRESBYfERIAtf, Masterton—ll a.m, and 6,30 p,in, Sunday School, 9.30 a.m ; and'2'p.m, .

W, & H. LEAHY, (Late of Wellington) BEGS to thank those who have favored him with their patronage since he commenced business in Masterton, and to asswo them and the public generally that tlioy will always find at his establishment, Queen-st., Masterton, the BEST and CHEAPEST BOOTS-iu the district. N. 8,-4 special apartment for ladies, with lady attendant.

The Hon Mr Oliver's resignation of Ha portfolio of Minister of Public Works will probably neither make: nor mar,the Hall Ministry.- He has been a very serviceable member ofthei Cabinet; jbut- it has been evident for' Borne time past that-his private business prevented him from giving his full and undivided attention to his pnbho duties,;, Under .his ™oi™ tfhi oAJ