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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 967, 6 January 1882, Page 2

r meeting of the Carterton Local Board, preaent—Messrs R Fair, brother (Chairman), Oallhter, Vickevataflf, ana Parker, after the confirmation of the minutes of the lajt the following correspondence was read: Colonial Ireasurer ndviainsr remittance of Government subsidy,£36 2s 9d j Nathan & Co, s™n? Wt pattioulara of rates demanded: inomson, Shannon & Co. returninsf rate notice. The clerk reported a or. balance at the bank of £55 lis lOd. The Chairman reported that in addition he had paid £l9 into the bank, being Education Board; rent for use of the Town Hall, uw 'W total , or ' amount to ;£7418a 10a. The following resolutions were passed—That pßtsonsto whom notices of rates had been sent and who had not paid, be summoned at once. That the clerk apply to the Taratahi.Carterton Highway Board for the portion of G. Oarlyon's rents due to this Board. The following accounts were passed, for pav> ment-J. Aplin, £2B lVe 6d; R. WakeThe r t ,oUt °"' 00^er ' ss. The public are reminded that Eapp and Hare, °f the Emporium, are the sole the noted tfeatherston Cheese. Uotmng, Boots, Groceries, and Oilman's Stores are ten per cent, cheaper than any other house in towni—[Advt,] ■ Carterton v Masterton.—As a praofof who are the cheapest storekeepers in the Wairarapawa wish t° draw our readers' special to B. A. Gardener 4 Son's advertisement on our, front page. This firm is ffZwwJ 0 U P their reputation. Wom the time of their commencing business m that- they can withstand competition, no matter how strong. It is therefore ridiculous for another storekeeper from a neighboring township to post price lists to their customers and pretead to sell at wholesale Bms^eß t quantities B, 10 to 16 ptf cent obfMttf. Siri w Wh quahtltiea still fartiM to&i