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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1019, 10 March 1882, Page 3

ASSESSMENT COIT MASTERTON HIGHWAY BOARD, \ The objeotion of Mr W. Miller to'assessment on. propoity at Ahiaruho was allowed, ami tho annual vuluo reduced from L4OO (o L3OO, ■ 1 Tho Assessment on Mr L-iives' property J Was reduced from L2O to Lls per year. (; Tho wholo of tho assessment was then b ponfirmed, \\ CASTLEPOINT HIGHWAY BOARD. 1 A meeting of the Hoard wns held at Tinui on Saturday last. Prosent—Messrs Smyth, Miller, Bulliss, and L^ngdou. In the absenco of Mr Mackay Mr Langdon was voted to the chair. Tho minutes of tho previous mooting wero read aud confirmed. Tho Treasurer reporlud balance available for future expenditure at i!G39 13s lid. Tho report of tho clerk of works on the rarious linos of road was read and approved of. Tho following correspondence was then read _ From Mr Wilson, with copy of resolutions from County Council, also with agreement fur metalling, completed. From Messrs Burnett & Yule re timber for culverts. From McGregor Bros, with account for timber. From Mr Gillard ve his contract for metalling on tho Castle Point Lino. From Mr It. Hughes with account £5. From Messrs Payton and Co, with account £7 16s 3d. From Mr D. O'Knne requesting advanco on contract. Resolved.—That Mr Gilhard's request to take metal from Blackbird Point instead of the qaarry on the hill be not acceodod to. That the oversow' call tor tenders. for forwarding a portion of tho road between Tonui and Mungapakoha, and put a sufficient number of mon on the Mungapakeha road to mako tho nocessary repairs tho cost of which will come out of county subsidy, That tho report of the Clork upon the several road lines in connection with tho grains for opening up Crown Lands be forwarded to tho County Council (or their consideration. The olerk was directed to get tho nooeasary repairs done on the Uriti line. . The following accounts were passed for payment' ' £ B d MenVwages Castlepoint road 22 12 6 „ „ Mungapakeha „ 914 (J „ „ Teuni-Alfredton D. 0 Kane, contract 30 10 0 J, Payton & Co., printing, &c. 71G 3 McGregor Bros,, timber ... 17 13 0 Burnett & Yule, timber .„ 34 6 7 R, Hughes, blacksinithing 3 0 0 A. McHutchon, salary ... 11 O G The next meeting was fixed for the Ist of April. Special attention is culled to Rapp and Hare's price list, which will be found on our front page. For clothing, boots, ironmongery 1 and grocery, they will be found the cheapest and be3t house in the trade.—To Farmers—: Just arrived, Harvesting Gloves; 1,000, Corn Sacks, equal to new, at 7s fid peri dozen,— [Advt.] Carterton v Afastorton. —Ah a proof of who' the cheapest etorekcepfrs in the Wairarapa we wish to draw our readers' special attention to B. A. Gardener k Son'B advertisement on our front page. This firm is determined to keep up their reputation. From the time of their commencing business in Carterton they have repeatedly proved 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 pretend to sell at wholesale prices, when for tho smallest quantities B. A. Gardener & Son supply goods in almost every instance 10 to 15 per cent cheaper, and in large quantities still further conccs sions are nindc.—/Advt A |rip to the Umpire City may not only ho made pleasurable Imt profitable, To those who can combine business with pleasure, it Jnußt be gratifying to inspect the large Btooks of seasonable Drapery and Clothing, such as can be seeu only in a vast centre of population like the City ot Wellington, Visitors from the Wairarapa will find one of ' the largest and[best selected at./dme« Smith's TeAro Home., The Spring Fashions this season are ex- . cocdingly pretty, varied, and chaste. In Ladies' Drew materials, Mantles, |a««, jßiiiwis, and Scar/a' the choice is unusually largo and elegant. Visitors to Wellington would do well to pay an early visit to James Smith's Te Aro Horn . The stock of Clothing for Men's, Youths' and Boys' wear lias been made to spoeia order for Te Aro House. All materials have been carefully selected and all ; styles judiciously chosen. Better value it ts impossible to obtain. On# great speciality of Te Aro House is the immense variety of Boys' and } Oiiths' Clothing. Parents md Guardians ' Bhoul I keep this faot in mind yhen tKey w«nd their'way to Jaim i'mith TeAroHouM.

W. McKEEVER, The Sninw, \V" ELL {S OTO S. YS NO DOUBT 11 pushing eort of fellow, 1 Ho has discoverpd a plan of. defrauding tlie revenue, by which means he is Bonding large quantities of •' HENNESSEY'S BRANDY up lo the Wairarapa at 558 nor dozen-only ■ 1 4s 7d per bottle. RUM AND WHISKEY Samo price fiotols can send ln'm all their empty cases, \ 'for the WVERCARQILL and D UN ED IN. .ALES are shutting up all the Wairarapa Breweries. , 11 ( Tho Wairaiui'a Daily, anxiqus to do fhoir constituents a goc ( ;l turn hw put this ) advertisement in almdfm, 1019 8. E. WATSON, 'Union Coach Factory, CODBTEXAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. /TIHE PROPIiIRTOKIi of the above begs jjwto inform Wairarapa Settlers, Farmers, ami others that they haye determined to ■' pOMPjjTB WITH IMPORTED GOODS In their various linos of business, and trust that thoy trill receive tlio support of all who recognise the importance of encouraging Local Industries, Tlioy manufacture (all of colonial material), in addition to their Coachmaltint; bnsines, ~ Three and Four wheeled Perambulators, \ 5 ROCKING HORSES, ftOSINATES, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES,

ALL KINDS OF BASKET )UIIE. IjVhich yrill bo fqnnil in all cuaos Bui-ovp (mjio/ted Prices, ON 8A LE (fill our owumako,) —W agonettes, Spring Carts, Spring Drays, Tip Drays, Express Wagons, etc,, at ,PHICE3 DEFYING COMPETITION | An early call will secure Qreal Bargains, TO BE SOLD CHEAP. 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart 1 Secondhand Cart (equal to new) 1 I Secondhand Express (equal to new)