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MiU-.Tt'iKTvUN HUuXil OLIUuaL tv INDUSTKiAL MJUuIY. The Spring Show ! -OF—FLOWERS, FBUITS, Vegetables, *' AKU LOCAL INDUSTRIES. Will Lc held i» the Town Hall oil tho Lad Wednesday in November, LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES, To take the place of the Society's first prizes unless otherwise specified:— J. Pnyton & Co., industrial exhibit silver clip 3 3 0 SmitluHlogg, cottage garden, do ii 8 0 A. liish, collection vegetables,clock 1 5 0 T. K. Price, collection bottled fruits, hook 10 0 Bacon ami Wriglcy, fresh butter in half pound pats, Ist, cwtlloiiv, 2nd2slbsoatmeal .. .. 019 0 J. Willinms, home made'loaf, statuette 0 15 II Schroder, Hooper & Co., snccimen of needlework, umbrella .. 010 0 M.Caselberg&Co, salt butter 101b 0 10 0 D. l'\ MoCarthy, side bacon, pair vases 0 10 (I 11, H. Ohiuchon, new or rare plant, book 010 0 W. W. McCanJlo 0 10 0 Mnlr & Dixon, specimen penmanship, boy under 15 ~ .. 010 0 Watson k Wintcriaghain, ham, whip or spurs 0 8. (i Hupp & Hiwo, pair men's knitted sox, lamp 0 7 0 J. H. Oorlsett, 12 kidney potatoes, Kotße vine 0 G G J H, Corbtiil, -l-whitc turnips, do 0 G f> 'f. Wan;, 2 tSiblo (iiibagei ~ 05 0 T, W.agg, 55 broad liqaDs.. ..050 T. L.. Thompson, table bouquet, not exceeding ten inches ... 0 5 0 T. L. Thompson, baud bouquet.., 0 5 0 W.Perry,collection of hotbs,named 0 5 0 W. PerK, 25 strawberries ..050 .Richard Jones, eheeso ~ ..050 J. Wrigley, 25 raupbcrrios .. 05 0 W. Dell, best rose in room, cut .. 0 » 0 A friend, 25 gooseberries, heaviest 0 5 0 T. Q, Masuii, I) pansies, cut (lowers 0 5 0 K. Feist, 12 round potatoes ..000 E. Aruol.l, collection cut flowers, flower stand 0 5 0 A. Elkins, 12 lion eggs, heaviest egg basket Entries will rlos" imTUUSDAY, Sllllimst. l'liizn Lu rs may lie obtained at any of the Stores, or on application to J AS. BItOWN, OG Secretary.

LOOK-OUT foi' the Grand Procession and l'Vcslcis' Hports wi BOXING DAY, .December !!(i, 188J, Programme and full particulars in future issue, I'. T. KUDU J AN, 92-1 Secretary. OPENING M)TIC!U, IP WW' SPEED TJIK 'fmo PLOUGH. {'Jew'tyi CLAYSON'S I_)LSpUrL'ifc CONFECTIONKIIY WOIIKS J (Cockbiirn's I'.lock, next Union Clnlj) FRESH ARRIVALS OF FRUIT, cheaper than ever, NEW GOODS IN CONFECTIONERY Just opened up. SPECIALITY'. Celebrated Nursery Biscuits, as maimkiurcd (it liobb's Biscuit Factory, fit. Martin's Lime, London, Our BREAD Will, on trial, prove ei|ii.il to any in or out o( the I'rnvinee. Hot Pics and Tea and (Mco always ready.

THE m&m STORE! ililic any unnecessary blow mill liJiiny 11 ivliolu ]i,•:(«■) thai Ihcru is no )l (ii lur tlioin in travel furllicr, as lit! is enalilcil (o siipply them hs cheap as any house in town, lor cash, ns he lias no expenses awl BUYS for "ASH, '1 he l'lovisiiji li,p.'irlmtnt is a speciality. None Imt Ihe hest Uutter, Cheese, Bacon and Hams sold, Just lvct-ivi'il. lor Races jnn\ Christmas— Fifty liest C.-uilcikiry llama. •Ir F. WARD (Lafeefwi&h K A. Briocs & Co.) r M.RS to inform his customers ai'd

&80D HEWS FOR THE PUBLIC! Support Local Industry! W. P. FELLINGHAM, WHILE tkanking the public of Maslerton and surrounding for the very liberal support accorded io liim in the vast-, would rcwtt'iilly inform them that having lmiitly imported Machinery which ia now in full winking order, lie is now by its aid in a position to soli goods of bis own make of better quality than any stoic-keeper in th-; district. Tlim why buy boots of Storekeepers? who know nothing of the trade'nor of tho quality of the ai tides they sell. W.P. FELLINGHAM keeps to his own lino of business, and by his long practical experience and the aid of machinery he can tbfy storekeepers to compile with him for price or quality. I'.S."Having now a very larire stock of HOOK and SHOE'S of every description, W. I'. i\ has delfii miued (in order to make room for new goods) to sell tho whole for cash, at Prices at which lie absolutely Defies Competition. Cull mid , l for Yourselves AT THE CENTBAIi BOOT A-SIIOJ? WAllHHOUfciii, Opposite Oouneil Chambers. Quebs st., Mastuktox. BOOTS and SHOES of every description (pegged, sown, or rivetled) linde to order on tho shortest notice. Impairs Xtallji Emiitul. NOTICE, WE have this day opened a Branch of our business as Boot and Shoemakers lit CARTEBTON, in the premises lately occupied by Mr A. Young, baker, and next to B. A. Gardener's Criterion Store, Main-street. All new work and repairs will be neatly executed., and at tke. loxmt pvniibtc price, ONE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE, J. % LEAHY & CO, Masterton, Nov. 11, I'SRl', , 9^4

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 927, 17 November 1881, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 927, 17 November 1881, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 927, 17 November 1881, Page 3

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