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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 819, 14 July 1881, Page 3

v i.? e .inhabitants of theTrianasuburb ■;JI MBs» Maroh 2, were being reaouM /• , m first floor.windowaof "' f m n?"sj3'. exceptthose who' prefere'd ■ h *#' B*m M towew df the w biaraTthe country looked; like/1 -vast lake;- Th e imuldatiou was the- Most serious that has occurred' this Century 1 . Dyke. of'Mon-tpeYißi6t'-'s ■ palace; apd'ma'iiy'streots'in th 6 Wperpart of tha t'oWn,'we're flooded. The Guadalquivir hag subsided one metre. ; '' c * WorthKnotoq l-In these tinies • J'PUbhd'and privatp, it is consolatory to know v that the "wwd'is generally tempered to' that th-re; are-few. misfortunes without compensating advan-; tages. With .nvoaey. in less abundance its purchasing power is . pound now Wul go ib far as thirty shillings in the era of prosperity; ;A B a proof of this, the readers of Jp'PWaph need bnly pay a visit to. the Jfoge sale of surplus stook at James .Stall's, WPMO Hovse. Wellington. Avery full and elaborate catalogue of the'many large reductions made in tlie prices of general drapery and "clothing- is enclosed with Satuday's W u ty 2nd) issue, and merits a careful perusal on'.the-part of' all station- , holders, ~hote)keepers,, heads of families, and cbuntry residents, generally. Special opportunities, like the one at present under consideration, occur but seldom;'and it is therefore of importance that the fullest advantage should lie taken of.it at the earliest penod._ Te Aro House has always stood veil:jrfth thb public as to the undoubted veracity 0 f its advertised prices, no doubt many country residents have a lively recollection of the'satisfactory bargains they secured in the past.- Equal, if not superior advantages are .now being offered. Owing to the iinprecedently low rates at which the goods are marked m discounts can be allowed during the sale. As an additional attraction, .the sale. will include a' speoial • presentation to ea,cb, purchaser of £3 worth and-upwards of a.beautiful chromolithogrftphic piQitiire, nwuntedonthe best white si?e-24'.inches.by 18 inches. No'time should therefore be lost in 'paying a very, early .visit to the surplus. s'toQk sale at' Jttmcs Smith's Te Aro House, Weiington.~[ADVTj> • .... : .'

liiimWi WTWVV V :&» ?5«!«MM»*; S&S .„. - SNT, No. 38, meets IVX This E-v »ning at 7.30 at the Temperance Hall.. ' ?FSP9H##lupd Award. .... jfAS, B.ROWN, '.'■':<./'■■■'■''■ ■ Secretary. MASTERTON'INSTITUTi!! "& PUBLIC :;; r LIBRARY, "NOTiOE, THE Library and Reading Room will be closed on FRIDAY, the 15th inst, at 4 p.m. By order of the committeo, W. SELLAR, 819 Hon. Secretary. ALE.—Rebuilding premises." Stock at kJ English cost. Ambbosk, ' Cubastreet. SALE— Berlia Wools; four dozen for One Shilling. Ambrose, Cubastreet, SALE -Wool Patterns, embiodiery, fa goods] 4c, under English c iioaiery, fancy English cqst. iiE commenced MONDAY, 11th inst,, ). <): Ajibrose, Cuba-ptreet. ri EQRGE Ti EMINGTQN, QOPPERSMISH, PLUMBER, And GASFITTER, Manufacturer of Improved Sieam CHEESE-MAKING APPARATUS. And Confectioners' Oscillating Revolving and MELTING PANS &c, Galvanised Spouting, Ridging, Down-pipe Baths, Ch'.mney pots always on hand. Ordinary and Electric Bells fitted up CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. Estimates given for all descriptions of work connected with the trade. 819 KMBRin TN BANKI?U|TCX. -In tjie' matter of tl>o 1 Debtors'and Creditors Act, 1870', and the acts amending the same, and of the bankruptcy" bf GEORGE GROUBE. of Carm s%WH e dj 4 B fl oD i' or sq soqn thereafter ascquftsel pan be heard, apply to il}e Supreme Cqurt qf'rjew sitting jn Bankruptcy, for an immedjato order of disgkarae. Dated" at Wellington this 13th day of July, 1881. • . A.'Dbß. BRAN!ON, Jun., '. " ' Solicitor for the Debtor. urns IHE Masterton Rifle Volunteer and , _ Cadet Corps will PARADE for Divine Service and Inspection at Mr RenalPs Creek on SUNDAY Nent, Wth inst., at 10,30 a.m. ••'■•• .■"•■;' ■• f.wruqk, Pqmmanding MIR.y.'iSiSC.C. —-TDESDAy, JULY- Ij), 1881. . AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE. IN consequence of the shortness of the days and, the absolute necessity of Clearing every line, the sale of Dr Smith's Household.Furniture and Effects, at Greytown, on the above date, will commence at 12 O'CLOCK NOON, instead of at 2 p.m. ; F. H. WOOD & CO., MB MOFFIT (Surgeon and Dentist)' begs to inform tho inhabitants of the if-TM 1 " will b « m at tte Club .Hitflniasjer.tqn,, or, WEDGES"W7.th'fist,froitf « a.'m,until THURS',2Bth, aj; .2 p.m. -v •■. i + - ;. 'll . , At CARTERTON, at Gibson's Medical Hall, from,3 p,m, .orTHURSDAY, 28th' until FRIDAY, 29th, at 3 p.m. At GREYTOWN/at Quin's' Hotel, from 4 p.m. of FRIDAY, 30th. until SATURDAY, 31st, at-3 p.m. /At FEATHERaTON, on SUNDAY 8 a.m., until 6 p.mi ' ■ M iPMOOTT'S time must be limited to thdi above, patients are bogged to ha n readiness.' 1 ' 1 " i' ' ->• -• • ut W. WJBLEY, |iAMBT<Wf ■nfittiij,.: mftv «fCTl N RT% .iPflpWteEßftftte Piftpflfprte, gtbmet Orgap, E^rmonium i: %j na , Yiolin, E.ng(ißh 'Concertina, etc. Pianos resijked, tepqlipbJd., refelM apd. thoroughly renovated flt moderate prices. Yiojins repaired Flntek repadded, eto,- Bows ro-baired and Oloaned. A supply of, fittings for various instruments kept in stooli. Tutor's for all instruments, A stock of smaU instruments always on hand, Musical Instrument Commission Agency, Instruments of every description bought or sold at a moderate commission. Orders taken for American Organs, Maßterton t agont,Mr .T.'E. PRICE, from whom any information as to prices, etc. m»y be obtained, ~ {{[