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Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 October 1881, Page 4

Appointment tlie \\T LITTLKJOHN AND SON, VV . WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS, mbton Quay (Opposite Occidental Hotel) WELLINGTON. Cop nlrj Orders promptly attended io, SI'EUAL NOTICE 0 THE TA"NTS OV WELLINGTON AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. " JJ J . M~U LLI GA N Intimates to his numerous Friends and Customers that he has just returned rora England with a A Large and Varied Stock of i CLOCKS, DIAMONDS, PLATED WARE, CHEAfER THAN AN\' OTHER JEWELLlilt iu the city of Wellington. PEACTICAL WATOHMAiER'S And Jewellers' Work OF EYBJiI DESCRIPTION Executed on the Premises, and all work GUARANTEED. GOODS UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES. AN Inspection of the Stock and Prices respectfully solicited, 385 M. J. MULLIGAN. LUDWIG AND SON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLEUS, AND OPTICIANS. Lainbton-Quay, (Next Mr P. Laing), Wellington.

ALWAYS IN STOCK a Choice Assortment of Gold and Silver Jewellery of every description, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watohes. Clocks, Optical Goods, cie BKING thoroughly practical, our woik, either in the manufacturing or repairing branches, can b" confidently relied upon for quality and finish. OllDliiiS by l'ost promptly attended to. J AMISS KTNU AND CO., GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, e3' (Under the Illuminated Clock;, Willis-street, Wellington. Orders for the trade carefully attended to, The largest stock of stones and gems in the colonv. HOROLOUICAL iNOTIOE. T RESPECTFULLY inform the General X Public that I will undertake to repair ev-ry description of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, itc„ at moderate prices. As I possess an immense assortment of Tools, Materials, i'c., and have also had experience in various localities, I will guarantee all work done by me. Orders ur jolts may lie left at Mr Chinchen's, Bonksi-llur, Mastcrton, or at my house, off the Taiieru lload, C. CAMPBELL, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER &c, (Late of Wellington), 846 JJ J. I'UEMAN, (Successor to C, WATCII AND OLOOKMAKER, JKWJSLLEK. &c. MaSXEKS • STIIKIiT WkLUNGTON, GOLD and SILVER Keyless Watcres, centre sectnds, (Sc., Chronographs, Gold mid Silver Walthim Watches, Ladies' Gold and Silver Geneva Watches. Choice assortment of GwLD and MLVEII JLWELRY, Spectacles Eye-glasses, Folders, Goggles, Linen P.oveis, telescopes, Microscopes, B.u'.imetcrs, and Thermometers For Sale. EviTy description of Horological Work cleaned and re aired. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

r£l(J be s.vld by Auction in NOVEMBER iN'i'.XT, at WELLINGTON, the well-known Estate of the lato Mr C. Dixon, ilasterton. It is now hing surveyed into Sections to suit all from one acre up to ten. The Trustees arc doing this to meet the requirements of the Public, who are daily inquiring for a few acres of land in and near the thriving Township of Mastorton, Oswell Cottage and land in Queen-street, and one Town Acre south end of same street, No- 67. JAMES CLELANt), 13. P. PERRY, Trustees, Masterotn, Sept l-itli, 1881. JFEAM AND CO.'S SWEEP ON TUB BIG event: To be run at the Wairnrapa Jockey Club's SPUING MEETING IN NOVEMBER. The name of race will be advertised shortly, 600 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. £ First Horse 100 Second Horse 50 'I hint Horse 30 Starters (divided) 40 Non-starters (divided) 80 £BOO Tickets can he obtained at Sullivan's National Hotel, Welligton, and all hotels in this district, or Mr J. W. J.kahy, Masterton. The Sweep will close about a week before the race is ran. If all tickets are not disposed of, prizes will be divided pro rata. Ten per cent deducted for exuenses. For the greater security of my clients, Mr A, Elkins (Club Hotel) has kindly consented to act as Treasurer. iH liLBUl'RisE CUP CONSULTATION, I 188 1. 10,000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH, First Horse £3OOO Second Horse 10(JO Third Horse 600 Other Starters 1500 Non-starteis (divided) 2000 Six prizes of £IOO ..COO Six prizes of £SO 300 One hundred and ten prizes at £10... .1100 Average for other starters is about £75 each; average for ncn-starters is about £25 each; and the 122 extra prizes,consisting of six prizes of £IOO each, six prizes of £SO each, and 110 prizes of £lO each, bring up the number of Winning Tickets to about 240. This is the best opportunity ever brought before the public in the Australasian colonies. The drawing takes place under any circumstances on or before October 31st. Even though the Gaming and Lotteries Bill becomes law, this sweep on the Melbourne Cup "won't bo interfered with, as the Act cannot come into opeiation before abqin the Bth of November. Please add exchange to cheque, and two stamps for reply and i esult. ■ Agents .for Vlasterton—Mr J. H. Gorhett, Empire H«tel; Mr A. Elkinsj Club Hotel. ' THEODORE BIIOWN, |jj|^|^|^v2l0 | P.QI. Aricklahd, 0:...