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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 811, 5 July 1881, Page 3

FURNITUBE ;iKMiSOELBffibUS; ■. ,::■;::.SATURDAY, .;QrHvOTLY.-:u4, ;•. ■ : ,"'"■■ ■"■ -:"t"'-:A^2 ; p;in;-V---::;ii^: ■■: :i T; cb,^ili : ;?r U »$$ rooms, 3 stoomlhaud, {consiati of.'.v ,'.,' : 1 Bcdßteads,iifigle.'aiid.doiibla:/).{__.; r ' ; .-, : s Mattrasaea,.Palliasses,.,,,,, ~; ;, ;:Ch'stsofDn»vdis/'cHeffibriierV''- . ',,:. i Wardrobes. Cots, Sewing Machines } ..,; ' Chairs,. Tables, Sofas,'Washatandij' _ : Toilets, 'Lamps, Feiider3| t G!asware ';;-• .... Watches, Drapery, Potatoesi"" *'' '"' ■ Bacon, CartHarness.iSacks ■'• ) Boilers, Cooking Utensils.eto, This will boa' Genuine ''' : " : UNRESERVED'SALE, An an opportunity that parties -furnishing W - should not miss!:' '■■:') WAIMATE PLAINS. . ''-' i .•'.':•"" Crown Lands Office', •■ ..■■; •■ i- ; .P'fttea, 24th June, 1881. * FURTHER- •SALE' OP" TOWN AND . . SUBURBAN LANDS. . . in the Townships of Opuhake'andManaia, t :nnd 'BUBAL LANDS.. i near Manaia; will be sold by Public Auction, for Cash, on MONDAY, Ist August, 1881; ' I , Full particulars ■ may be obtained- and i ■ Plan's inspected at any Land ,Office : in tho s Colony. . -. t :.■''■'."■ C.A. WRAY, ' •■■'■'■'■■' i 810 Commissioner of'CrownXands; : HANNAH, How's Your Ma?"' Oh, she is in high spirits: she has just re-' turned with a large parcel from' Schroder, Hooper &. Co. 'a Great Drapery Sale. She. says she has,some Extraordinary Bargains, WINTER EVENING ENTERTAIN-. MENTS.;., ; ; riIHE next CONCERT will be held at the X Sunday-school Room on the 7th July. fTIfIORNDON CLASSICAL • SCHOOL. S?DNEy-ST»BET. K. Wilson, M.A. ) , Bt. John's Coll;, Cambridge' [ w .;i.,j, ; - ; ' - W. T. Chnrlewood, Masterß ' : Ex,' College, Oxford - ' '): '. ,; :!!:';' ■ The half term will commence on Wednes--day, 6th July. i Thesuhool course cemprises Engliah (including reading, writing, grammar,, history, and geography), Latin, and' Mathematics./" Greek, French,and German are'optional and extra subjestß, '.' '■ ' The hours cf attendance are from 9 to 12, and from 2to 4. The first half-hour in tht morning will be devoted to religious iristruc-' tion, for those boy.« only whose par'euts desire it. -. . - The school year is divided into three terms j with tlu-eo weeks' holiday in May, three, in September, and six at, Christmas. Satisfactory arrangements have been madefor the temporary accommodation of boarders until suitable premises can be obtained. Ladies'classes and evening, classes, preparatory for the Civil Service and University ilatriculatictt examinations, will be formed as required. For terms and prospectus, apply to K. W'lson, Hobsou-street; ortoW, T. Charlewood, 13ox 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 and get fitted for a good overcoat." 80G DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, jtf OTICE is hereby given that the part1A nership which has for some time past been cariied on by JOB VILE and THOMAS CHANGES D'AIICY, under the style or firm of VILE & D'AECY, in the trade or Uisiness of Flour, Produce Dealers, and Millers, was this day. dissolved by mutual consent. Mil VILE is empowered o settle and discharga all debt 3 due to and by the said partnership concern, and will from this date carry on tho business in his own name, and on his own account, JOB VILE, ■ THOS C. D'ARCY. Dated at Matorton this 23rd day of June, 1881. Witness to signatures of] ; Jjb Vile and Thomas A, R, Bonny, Charles D'Arcy. ) Solicitor 801 • Masterton, /ELL, Fred, what is the new.l?" "• Well, the only thing worth troublinu upe'B head, about is. the Great Drapery Sale at 'Schroder, Hooper ■& Co, They are givi"g 15 Per Dent. Discount, or 3s in the £,"' ' ' ' 801 AGENT FOR South British Insurauco Company of New Zealand. T • Mutual Life Association of Australasia. ; Fire Bisks of all classes in town and country at lowest current rates. 775 I "MONEY TO LEND,"' at 'a low rato of Apply office of this Paper or, to MR T, MOORE, A. OLEGHORN, DUILDER and CONTRACTOR *-* ■ Cnußcn-sT,, Mabiektjh. 810 T(f PARENTS & GUARDIAJNS TRY N. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY-.. -, For Boys OVERCOATS, SUITS,'' TROUSERS and COATS, ' Manufacturedfrm'Pw Colonial Wool FOR Men's OVERCOATS, extra long, good value. Cheaper than ever. Before purchasing elsewhere, Gall and examine. IOR BLANKETS,' Colonial Mamifactu.-e.. J Comfort and Durability. Really Superior,— ■ -TRYN.Z. OLOTHim FACTORY. LIUH JtAIS ■ m all the Latest Shapes, ; JP SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Colonial made, i SOCKS and UNDERCLOTHING, of every '. description. ..;..' TTIOEa PERFECT FIT, newest' Styles, C X 1 and a'FIRST-CLASS article call on. j. the Now Zealaud Clothing Faotory, j Thirty different Mm to select from. WRthe BEST SEWING MACHINE ! .1' TRY THE" WERT HEM" •"HiUid'akl Treadle, Kilters, etc, j i N. Z. Clothing .Factory,. Agents. THE LARGEST Stoelun the' Colonies to ! . select.froin... ",7,.. ~. ..... ..,,-_ j '.':,: REMEMBER ft : ."..'; ■^•<[ :y \.\ A '.'SINGLE-:" ARTICLE "AT. Ini I WHOLESALE']?RIOE;;»;.a-v|. ■;- i; ' : j. j" /;> Lajnbton' (^^.t;^nage^ ; L