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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 931, 22 November 1881, Page 3

IMSTEBTUN HIGHWAY DISTRICT, _L af the 26th November, 1881, for lioiid Works on Brandon's and Kaikoute Lino,' Plims, ivo., at Hoiid Board Oflice, ' The Board reserves the right of accepting any tender. 926 . . .. ~ .C. E.BREMNER,. MASTERTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. PUBLIC TENDERS will close at noon on I tho 24th November for the Sheathing of Te-Ore-Ore Bridge with diagonal 2 inch planking, labor only. Specification at Road Board Office. The Board reserves the right of accepting any tender, November 8, 1881, 0. E. BEEMNEIi. MASTERTON HIGHWAY BOARD. 1 SATURDAY, the 2(ith November next, for a lease of the Hurumiiorangi Toll for one year, from tho Ist day of December next. Particulars may bo obtained from the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. IUVILSONE, Clerk. Highway Board Oflice,

Miiaterton, 31st Oct. 1881,

WAKGANUI COLLEGIATE SCHOOL THE Trustees of the above School are about to erect a spacious house for the accommodation of Boarders, which ig expected to be ready for occupation at the beginning of the New Year. The Classrooms, built about three years ago, are largo and lofty. The situation of the School is very good. It stands in a reserve of about si)' acres, forming an excellent cricket field and play-ground, The Jicv B, W. Harvey, M.A., Incumbent of St Paul's, Wellington, has been appointed to the office of Head Waster, and will enter on his duties in January next. Mr Harvey was a Scholar of St John's College, Camonce as a teacher. The comae of instruction will embrace Eg. ligious Knowledge, the English, French, German, Latin, and Greek languages, History, Geography, unit Mathematics, with special preparation, If desired, for the Civil Service avid other examinations. Facilities will also bo given for the study of Natural Science. The School Year will be divided into Three Terms of IS weeks each. Tuition Feeß, for pupils under 12 years of age, 3 guineas and for pupils over 12 years, i guineas; term. Board, including washing. £M a term. SCHOLARSHIPS. The Trustees propose to elect six scholars, who will receive free tuition, two of whom, if resident at a distune, the Head Master will be prepared to receive as boarders at the rale of £7 a term. The first election will takii place in December next, Examination will be held, if necessaiy. in Wellington, Ureytown, and Patea, as well as Wanganui. Candidates must be under 12 years of age at the time of examination. For subjects of examination, and further particulars, apply toj . THE BUY. 13. W. HARVEY, St. Paul's Parsonage, Wellington.

MASTERTON JIORTIGULTUIUL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. The Spring Show! —ov— FLOWERS, FRUITS, Vegetables, LOCAL INDUSTRIES. Will Lb hold in the Town Hall on the Last H'ediKsdtui in Number. LIST OP SPECIAL PHIZES, To take tliu place of the Society's first prizes unless otherwise specified • J, Pay ton & Co., industrial exhibit silver cup 4 4 0 Smith iH-Lifig, cottage garden, do 3 3 0 A. lhsli,ciilledionvegetaijleß,clock 1 5 0 T. I-:. I'iicc, eulkc'.ioii bottled fruits, book 1-0 0 B;icmi ami Wrigloy, fresh butter in half pound pats, Ist, ewt flour, 2ndardl'soatmeal .. .. 019 0 J. Wiilmnis, homemade loaf, staUieUc ..- 0 15 0 Schroder, Hooper & Co,, specimen .of needlework, umbrella .. 015 0 M.Casellierg ,t Co, suit butter 10lb 0 10 0 1). P. McCarthy, side bacon, pair rases 0 10 0 R. 11. Chinclicn, new or rare plant, Iwk .. 010 0 W.W.MeCardlo 0 10 0 Mu r & Dixon, specimen penmanship, boy•underlS .. .. 010 0 Watson & Winteringhani, ham, whip or spurs 0 8 G Kapp & Have, pair men's knitted sox, lamp 0 7 9 J. H, Corbett, 12 kidney potatoes, bottle wine 0 G G J. H. Corbett, 4 white turnips, do 0 6 0 T. Wagg, 2 table cabbages .. 05 0 T. Wagg, 25 broad beans.. ..050 T. L. Thompson, table bouquet, not exceeding ten inches ... 0 : a 0 T. L. Thompson, hand bouquet... 0 5 0 W.Perry, collection of liorbs,immed 0 5 0 W. Perry, 25 strawberries ..050 Richard Jones, cheese .. ..050 J. Wrigley, 25 raspberries ..050 AV. Bell, best rose in room, cut .. 0 5 0 A friend, 25 gooseberries, heaviest 0 5 0 T.G.Mason,6pansies, cut flowers 0 5 0 E. Feist, 12 round potatoes ..050 E. Arnol.l, collection' cut flowers, flower stand 0 5 0 A, Elkins. 12 hen eggs, heaviest egg basket i Entries will dos« on TUESDAY. 29tbinst, _ Pkize Lists may be obtained at any of the Stores, or on application to JAS. BROWN, """' Secretary.

liHilii»Hi® Support Local Industry! W. P. FELLINGHAI, WHILE thanking the public of Musterton and surrounding neighborhood for (lie very liberal support accorded to him in the past, would respectfully inform them that having recently imported Machinery which is now in full .working order, he is now by its aid in a position to sell goods of Ms own make of better quality than any storekeeper in the district.' Then >vliy buy boots of Storekeepers ? who know nothing of the trade nor of the quality of tho ai tides they sell. '_ W, P, FELLINGHAM keeps to his own line of business, and by his long practical experience and the aid of machinery lie can dify storekeepers to compile with him for prico or quality. P.S.—Havmg now a very large stock of BOOTd and SHOES 'of every description, W. I', F. lias determined (in order to: make room for new fioods) to sell tho whble for cash, at Prices at which he absolutely Defies Competition. • Call and Judge for Yourselm '. AT TEE' CENTBAL BOOT &SHOE WAEEHOUSE ; -■' Opposite Council Chambers.'. ■'[''' Queen st., Masterton. BOOTS and SHOES of every, description ; (l )e gg c **> scwu, or' rivctrcci) made to . . order onthe shortest notice. . Eepairs Neatly Executed,