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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1088, 1 June 1882, Page 3

Tenders. I nENDEtifi WANTED for PaintingX a house in Colo-street. Tenders close on Satimlay next, rmticulars on application to M. MAXTON, 1084 Daily Office, NOTICE TO FENOKHS. TENDERS ftro invited for the erection of two miles more or less wire fon Cin"', all posts 7 wiros. Apply' up to 7th JllllG to . THOS, CAESWELL, 1079 Fiat Point. NOTICE TO BUSHFALLERS. WANTED.— Hands to Fell 1500 Acres of Busli at Pahiatun, in lota from 40 acres upwards. Specifications may bo 6cen at tlie office of the Manawatu'Standard, Pftlmerafcon, at Danekirk, Norsewood, Mr J. J, Murphy's, Wooodville, on tlio Rronnd, I'a'iiaUia, Ekotaluina, ancl at Mauricevillo, Tho 1500 acres conipriso about .?r 400 acres of Hat, tho remainder being hilly ground, Apply nn the ground to J.M.DAVIE, Agent for Messrs Hat-man & Stevens. JUNAL ISSUE OF SHARE! AT TAB Liit Closes 3rd JUNE, Allotments on slh KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., (Limited). SliP'ds unallotted 1399; £25 each, Kepresenting £34,975, Owing to tho great demand in Canterbury and Otago for this favorite stock, and tho limited immher of shares necessarily allocated to Wellington, it is imperative that those wishing to tako advantago ot becoming proprietors AT PAR, should APPLY AT ONCE. . Delay involve subsequent; purchasing at heavy premiums. WILLIAMSON & CO., Brokers, Lambton-Quay (opposite Bank New Zoaland) WELLINGTON. (Extract from " The Press," Ch-istchurch, of 30th May) Umpires' Decision. " Christchurch, May 2otli, ISS2. "To tho Committee of Awards for the Christchurch Exhibition.

" Gemmien,—ln obetlionco to a request by your secretary, MrWalpolc, I respectfully beg to inform you tlwt I have ca'.-efnlly examined the exhibits of clothing in the bays of tho New Zealand Clothing Factory and tho Kaiapoi Manufacturing Company respectively, and subjoin for your intonation vny opinion upon their merits. The clothing exhibited by tho New Zealand Clothing Factory is certainly deserving of praise, as being the work of womon and girls trained 4o this branch of industry in the colony. It is very tolerably made, and seems to me to bo very gooclvaluo for the prices quoted. The quality of the material is, I believe, a question", upon which I am not called to produce an opinion. I may, however, mention that tho various garments which wero submitted to my inspection wo r e all got up in a manner that reflects great credit on tho management. In my examination of the slothing of the Kaiapoi Manufacturing Company, I at onc9 saw that thi; chief portion of it-namely, the coats were ail the work of expert tailors -assisted of course, in the unimportant parts of tho garments, such as the inner linings, by trained females (tailoresses), This, therefere compels me to say that if tiio garments cxhibittd in both these bays bejudg- d solely on their merits, the Kaiapoi Manufacturing Company's is unquestionably tho best, since it is* evident that women's work, in this branch of industry, can bee- no comparison with men's, Justice and truth compel me also to say that, from the prices quoted to me, the'Kaiapoi people's goods are the better value of tho two. This may arise from the fact of their manufacturing thflir own tweeds, and so having them at primo cost. Their other garments, such as trousers and vests, were also made somewhat better than those in tho opposite bay; but thos9 being entirely tho wor'i of women and f'irls, the (tiifcrence was not so apparent in them as in the coats. On tho whole, then, I am of opinion that the clothing exhibited by tho Kaiapoi Manufacturing Company is better made, and is better value, than that exhibited by the Now Zealand Clotbiug Factory. "I am, gontlomcn, with'great respect, " Yort obedient servant, 1038 . " M. NOUN." CONCERT AND GIFT DISTRIBUTION. Friday, juse m.

mllti following articles will bo given away 1 aUGBAtff) CONCERT to bo bold in tlio 'i'uwn Hall on the above (bite at 8 o'clock 1. Handsome inlaid Book-case 2. Scotch Chest Drawers, mlaid 3. Arabian Bedstead in Knotted Totara Hair Mattrasa and Soring Mattes comploto ... •• 4 Full Scotch Chest cf Drawers in Knotted 'i'otara 5. Full Scotch Chest of Drawers in Knotted Totara 0. Side Board in Knotted Totara 7. Side Board in Knotted Totara 8. 2 Cheflioneer in Knotted Totara ... 9. 10. Largo Choit of Drawers 11. Large Chest of Drawers 12. Small Chest of Drawers 13. , „ 0 Chest of Drawers in Knotted Totara and Honeysuckle '2 Handsome Pictures and Frames (Tko Lifeboat) ... ADMISSION TO CONCERT, 0: GUINEA EACH. 'Mots may bo obtained at T. E. Price's R. Chinchen's, G. Dixon's, and all the holelsj and from Beer & Co., from whom full particulars may he obtained. BOOTS. BOOTS. For the Million.

The IMMENSE SUCCESS of if. P. FELLINGHAM'S Great Clearing Sale has determined him to CONTINUE it for 14 DAYS LONGER. When the whole of his Stock will be otfml at FURTHER GREAT REDUCTIONS! Come one! Come all! and SEETIIK PRICES. Judge for ytmrsdoes. REMEMBER The Sale will only last 14 Days. Note the address, W. P. FELLINGHAM Central Boot and Slioe Manufactory, Opposite Council Cbambers. QUEEN-STREET," MASTERTON Kaiapoi Suits AT ' , ' 45s AT ' RAPP & HARE'S