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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 810, 4 July 1881, Page 3

WINTER EVENING ENTERTAIN MENTS.V' " ; : rilHl-J next CONOiSRL.miI be held atithei , X,. sunday-scliool Rqom. on ,the.7tU, J.uly,f~j UiORNDo.N SMsSIUL bliiOOL >r^ ( »<:.-''. V v#fßsslf< J&r.rp'k tt" STREET K:wiisW r ji;l;^;v ; ;:"rj (Ex, Cqlle«o,.Oxford,, • 'The half tevm.will commenco on Wednesday, 6tli July. [' - ' ( . ■ Tho school course cemprißcs English (including reading,-writing, grammar, history, and goograpby), Latin, and Mathematics. Greek, French, and German are optional and extra subjests. 1 ' :• ; . Tho hours ef attendance are from 9 to 12, and from 2to 4.' The first half hour in tin morning will be devoted to religious instruction, for those boy? only whose parents desire "it.-j..--. : ■ ■ • The school year is divided into throe terms, 'with three weeks''holiday in May, three in September, and' Six at Christmas, Satisfactory arrangements have been made ;for tho temporary accommodation of boarders until suitable premises' can be obtained. ■ : ; Ladies' classes and evening classes, preparatory for tho Civil Service and University Matriculation examinations, will be formed as required. ... •■' . ■ For terms and prospectus, apply to K. W'lson, Hobsou-street j or to W, T. Charlewood, Box 58a, Post Office. ;;; ; LOOK I Thomas,; I have paid quite sufficient money for doctor's bills. Come along with me to Schroder, Hooper & Co.'s anfl get fitted fot,a;good overcoat."•' ■ SEE OUR NEW GOODS, TO our numerous Wairarapa Customers' and the public in general, We ore now Opening up the SECOND , SHIPMENT of : WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES, Which everyoiio should come- and inspect; being of FIRST CHOICE, and for Style and quality not to.behad elsewhere, PRICES REMARKABLY LOW. I • .Indies' Kid Shoes,; new style, very rare; ! ' Ladies' Glove Kid Button Boots, high ; legs : ; ; Ladies' Morrow High Balmoral Boots. F. Pinet's celebrated. Glove Kid Button, •' and Lace' Boots ■ Ladies' House Boots . : Ltdies' House Shoes Another shipment,of those first-class Lawn Tennis Shoes, Ladies' and Gents'. JUST RECEIVED, EX CHIMBORAZOLadies' White Satin Shoes . Ladios' Black Satin Shoes lakes' Black Glazed Kid Dress Shoes, embroidered -with Gents' Patent Dress Court Shoes Boys' and Youths' Dress Shoes OUR GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES Hive opened tip in first-rate condition Something new— Porpoise-Hide and Cork-soled, thoroughly waterproof, at . LINDSAY & WATSON'S Lambton Quay aud Cuba-street, 807 WELLINGTON. HANNAH, How's Your Ma?" Oh, she is in high spirits: sho has just returned with a large parcel from Schroder, Hooper & Co.'s Great Drapery Sale. Sho says she has some Extraordinary bargains. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "Yj OTICE is.hereby given that tho partJ_\ nership which lias for some time past been carried on'by JOB VILE and THOMAS CHARLES D'ARCY, under tho style or, firm of VILE &' D'ARCY, in tho trade or business of Flour, Produce' Dealers, ans Millers, was this day dissolved by mutual cQiieent. MR VILE is empowered o se ttlo and discharge all debt 3 due to and by the said partnership, concern, and wilt from this date carry on the business in his own name, and on his own account, , JOB VILE, THOS C. D'ARCY. Dated at Materton this 23rd day of Juno, 18S1. Witness to signatures of Job Vile and Thomas' A. R. Bunny, Charles D'Arcy. Solicitor 801 Masterton. [JIHE "WAIRARAPA DAILY" is a GAZETTE for the notification of Bankruptcy in the Wairarapa. WEI&, Red,, what is the news 5 " Well, the only thing worth troubling one's head about is the Great Drapery Sale at Schroder, Hooper &' Co. They aro. giving 15 Per Cent. Discount, or 3s in the£," 80 1 ) LOCAL INDUSTRY. ' A , SIGN OF'THE TIMES may bo seen XX ,in front of my premises giving a GLIMPSE OF BETTER DAYS for New! Zealand, It slows clearly tint the goods manufactured .hero by far excel all ■such: of a.foreign make. It also shows that there is at least. ono4ailoj who knows how to bring them to the front, ,J. am; troubled 1 _with a. complaint just now, l wish there 'hundreds affected the same way. . I have local; industry on the brain, I am convinced that the evils i'liis country is now enduring are caused by people sendiug away for goods that they ought to buy here. I can make a Lady's Riding Habit for £5; Gentleman's 'Stut,, £4; Trousers, £l,; all of New Zealand Tweed, tho most fashionable cut'and"best make in.-.Wellington, Therefore !every man bliould toow his own measure, and send a. Post Qffioe Order for £4, alid he will receive in return a splendid Tweed Siliti of New Zealand manufacture, warranto.! to lit, , Directions 1 for'self-measurement:-First state age, heiglit, weight and' occupation, and if ereet or stooping; ljieasure chest over the vest, and waist over the vest; measure tho front seam of coatsleeve; lay your trousers flat oii the table, measure side seain and leg and loutid waist: ; , HUXLEY, the, Tailor." ■ ■ 735 i Lambton' Quay, Wellington yp: ILLI;A..M. gELLAR I AGENT FOR - Southißfitish Insurance' Company <>f : 'New ; '■-Zealand, Mutuiil Life Association of Australasia,--, > "Fire Risks -pt -rll classes' in -town 'flAd country at lowest'current rates. 775 | ; Pl 0 ' TJ RNER, ! -M AURICE'^tiE.' ORDERS for lilME J can' bn' left; Witt Messrs' Vile & D'Arcy, Quecn-atret.' whore it can!" ' ' '' ' '