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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1195, 4 October 1882, Page 3

;N/;:p T I. 0 8... THE_ next English and European Mail via San Francisco w i i.: i «.• :;t this Office on SATURDAY, the Jtu day of October, at 1.30 p.ra. For Money Ordois and Kogistored tetters at 11 a.m., and lor Nowspapera at 12 noon,. ' - . J. BAGGE, ~,..' ' Postmaster. Maaterton, October 2, 1882, , 1194 O.AUTio J, j MATAHI-OAETERTON HIGHWAY ;.. BOARD. NHL further notice the Bridge over <■- thoMaungatarere Eiver onDalefield Koad is considered.unsafofor vehiclo traffic. Perjonß.crp3sinj( with vehicles will do so at their own rislt.-' By order, of the Board. ' H. 11. "V\ r OLTr:itS, n . C erk. wtertoa. 30t!i )\ spt nnher, 18S2. 1193 IK TilS KSTATB OP 0. A. VALLMCE, I'ECEASED. ii aro requested to be rendered to Mr Jamks Charms Yaimce, Kaumingi, Taucm, on or before tho (ith October next, .TOS.-LKKNETT ) J. 0. VALLANOE Executors. GEO. W. MACE. 1190 WILLIAM SELLA It, AGENT FOR . New Zealand Firo and Marine Insurance Company. New Zealand Accident lnsuraucc Company. Mutual Life Association of Australasia. ertificatcd Accountant in Bankruptcy. TEMPLE OHAMBKBS, MASTEBTON

Notice to Boot PURCHASERS. In the matter of A. STYLES' Bankrupt Stock of Boot?. JXT-THE Fpcsial w quest of a very large number of intending purchasers who were not i i a position to buy last [wok for want of fuuils, but are now in funds, wo have consented to riIOLONG the HOOT SALE For one week longer. U.VTII, SATURDAY NEXT, Inst.. At 10 p.m. shai'j), THE SALE Will also include Surplus Stock of Winter Goods and Manchester Goods, comprising— FLANNELS, CALICOES, BLANKETS QUILTS, LADIES' SKIRTS, ULSTERS. A'c, Ac, &c, &c, As the sale will only last a feyv days, tlio goods will be sold at very low prices. ■ „JI. CASELRERG & CO. wish to make room for their direct, shipments, now arrived at Wellington per ships Tanjore and Norman SlcLeod from London, and also per Otaki to arrive iit the end of the month. M.CABELBERGACo, BRICK STORE, MASTBRTON. Under the palromye of His Mttttem SIR JAMESFEUGUmN. A T CLAYSON'S ON THE BLOCK, XA. Between Corbett's Empire Hotel and the Post (lilies, can be seen the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT of the Newest and Best Fruits, Pastry, and Confectionery in the District, I have lately (at the earnest request of my numerous friends, and for their especial requirements) added the premises adjoining, where it is my intention to kmi a regular supply of FIIESHFISII ami YJ-UETABLES POULTRY, GAME, etc, ready diesscrt and trussed by one who understands the business, Opposition I court; Competition I defy!! ALL OF THE MM, and nothing bat the beßt of everything made, aud a good supply always in stock. ■ The supposition i« that opposition may threaten demolition, 1.-nt my condition helps me to maintain position. 'Tis not in ini.rt.ils to command success. He will do morcEndcavor to deserve It. JAMES CL.AYSON, From Hill's lied House, and Hill and Jones' Jewry-sit., Aldgate, Landou, MASTERTON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING of Momberswill be held at the Club Hotel on SATURDAY, October 7, at 7.30. p.m. Business : Election of Officers, arranging Programme, and genenl, J.IQRNS, 1194 Secretary. Town Hall! Town Hall!'! MASTERTONr Friday Evenirig Next, October (sth, 1882, THE MASTERTON AMATEURS having specially engaged MISS • LENA WYATT qf iue THE ATRE'AO YAL, WELLINGTON Beg to announce that on the above date '■ THEY WILL PRODUCE THE THRILLING AND SENSATIONAL DRAMA THE MISER OF M&RSEILLES! Which they hayo had'in Heheaml for sorno MONTHS. To cqiieludo by sbeiial request with "AWife's First Lesson." For cast of character, &c, sea programmes. Doors open at 7,30 p.m., commence at 8. Admission 33, 2s,' Is. Stage Manager, Cecil Riverton; Hon Secand Treasurer, T. Jnga. 1194 ;J_ fLimited.] Patent Uarbed Wire. Agent-G. S. W. DALRYMI'LE, Station and Insurance Agent, Mastcrton. NO. 1. NO. 2. NO. 3. 28 chains per cut 23clis. per cwt. 17 clis. per cwt. j£soper ton. £4s])ir ton. £lO per ton. ; This Wire .olitaincd-tlie'highest •official award at the Christehurch International Exhibition, 1882—a first certificate of Merit and Silver Medal. 1182