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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1098, 13 June 1882, Page 3

Everybody naturally wonders how C, Smith from DeTonshire House Cuba-street, niakes < corning to Masterton pay. He explains it this way: being a direct importer he can Bellas cheap as most storekcepeis •Can bay. Ho also buys and sells for cash, always having the ready money to pick up cheap lines,—[Advt.] < Mantles are now being miido m the rich . heavy materials fashion dictates chall be worn in the present Autumn and coming ' \t inter. Silk Matalasse, Stamped Velvets, Hush, Moire Silk, Brpche Silk, will bo used ■.'a.-gely for Wraps and Jackets of : all kind?. Tha. shapes moat in vogue comprise tho (linniy, Motlior Hubbard, and, '.pf excellent,*, ti.f VplmtOt .in its rmny varieties. Stanijii.-.i ii.il Brocaded Velvets are largely used in conbinatiori witbothor materials for ladies' dresses. Nothing can possibly exceed in ricltness of effect a Brocaded Velvet Dress with Cashmere drapery and overskirfc looped tp;ct)ier with rich (jord and Tassels. I adies can select their own materials at Tk Abo House, and- have either mantln <t .Iress made in the latest styles and vi >. |,:.,m'pt despatoh in the dress.and mantle: of Tk Auo House.—[Anvil

►Y.LAWS OP. THE BOROUGH OF ) MASTERTOK .UNDER THE PRO- . VISIONS OF' THE' MUNICIPAL ..CORPORATIONS ACT, 1876. . Standing' Obdersl. ' 1, Thjlin future" np. Councillor shall bo eligible; for;any appointment under the Bor'otfghiratil' he has ceased'to. be a member of the Council for .it least six months. STBAY-CimE. 2, AH horses .or. cattle-found at large rnd without proper guidanco in the streets or public place, or on any securely fenced oil therefrom may be impounded by any 1 officer of the Borough Council; and the owner of such horee or cattle . :.fiha]l-. pay to. the poundkeeper, in • . addition.'to any fees .and charges :. heretofore, payable, the Bum of oho ~.'.: head for eoch tucb in- ., BWLDINO REOyLATIONS, . . 3. If, in the opinion of the Borough Council a fuU'compliance with'these regulations or • any of them in res—pect to., any proposed repairs, 6r . additions to any existing building f'*" n jdd neodlessly affect with, injury !course : and operations of busi,..M, or> ; attended <n;tri great loss • and* inconvenience, to, any. [person without a corresponding benefit to the community, the B6rough Council may, on special application, relax or modify the same, providing that such other terms as they 1 ' may- im- ' pose be complied with by thoappli.cant; and further provided that m case of any proposed departure from the existing regulations, -notice orthe same shall be adver- ■ tised by the applicant for at least seven days before the lapplication - considered by the Council. =*« v .these By-laws shall « ?■ ■\ •? 6 ?f' iou 0n the-Hth ....£-- , ]l day of Juno, 1882. - 1.8;. • 1)_ P&saod Tjy thei Maaterton <■- :.//r ou fi^ oun<!i l'onthelßt 4? -finned on tho 30th May -loon- • - . r*Jt •>• NOTICE OP POSTPONEMENT

THE sale:of Mr CADENHEAD'S pro' porfy,.atFoathorßton, advertised for the 14th. inst,, is unavoidably postponed till '26thiußk :, -.. < ■j $ •■..-. F.iH. WOOD & 00., ■ . tyQtib/r , -■■;■■ /,'")•■■• Auctioneers.