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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1208, 19 October 1882, Page 3

t , mUK 'COLONIAL BARBEDWIRE.CO , ± ■'"•■'• [Limited.] Patent Uarkd Wire. Agcnt-G. S. W.DALBYMPLIf,Station -v i i Insurance Agent, Alaster|i,», • | NO. 1. NO, 2; NO. 3,: 28 chains per cwt, 23chs per cwt. IT clis. f.ur ovt 1 £6O per ton.. Mb per ton. £4O por ton. This Wire' obtained tho highest oflichi. award lit tho Christchmch lnteinatioiia 1 .Exhibition. IPB2-n first certificate of Me i 1 and Silver Meda ; , ■..••'■' 1181 " MAKE STEAIGHT PATHS '.• FOI YuURFEET." A SERMON by tho Rev. F.W.FAR il IIAR,D.D.,F.R.S„ Canon of.West minster, and Chaplain in. Ordinary to He Majesty the, Queen. Price, 3d. On sale at B. H. Chinchen'; and T. E. Price's cßtihlishmoiih, Mastcrton COAL & WOODIII WTiIXON, seeing the want tha • U has long existed for i Coal and Firewood Depol in Miistertoii, has decided to' commenei business in tliesn lines, and has erectci Large Sheds and Yards h Bann-stcr-Strect, from which ho is, now pteparcd to supply at tho shortcs notice, COAL, and FIREWOOD OF THE BEST QUALITY AT CURRENI KATES. Orders Solicited. Orders for Carting and Express Work ir all branches promptly executed. !!!)£ WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL ■- SIOOSTY. . IN addition to the classes of exhibits enumerated iu the published Programme of tho forthcoming show competition is invited for the undermentioned extra classes for which valuable prizes are oflered . SHEEP-Best 10 Crossbred Ewe* with lambs at foot. DOGS-MMiewr' INDUSTRIES-Best set of Light Horse Shoes'. In addition to tho Society's prize of £3 for tho winner of the Leaping Match, a prize of £4 4s is offered by Messrs'T. L. Thompson & \o„ provided that net leas thau 10 Horses are entered.' . ~ > H.H.WOLTERS, 1179 .■'-■'• Secretary. Christmas and Neti> Year Cards, 1882-83, H. BALLLIE, Bookseller. Stationer, and News Agent, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON HAS RECEIVED a large sujply of the above CARDS, including Hildes. heimer and Faulkner's and Raphael Tuck's PRIZE CARDS, PUBLIC NOTICE, IHE Proprietors of tin NEW ZEALAND A ' CWTHINGFACTMYftre the largest employers ol labour in New Zealand. To encourage Locallndustry, and to drive imported clothing oat of tho market, they ell A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE I IN OUR ROYS' DEPARTMENT Tho public ran choose from the largest stock of Youths' and Boys' Clothing, made principally from New Zealand Tweeds, which are thoroughly shrunk in our Factory before heini; made up, and arc superior in fit and style to imported goods, U'o keep Boys' Ulsters end O'ereoats to lit children of three years of and upwards. OU'? MEN'S DEPAHTMENT Is now replete with NEW WIN'J FRGOODS. We have in addition to our usual stock, Black and Blue Frock and Walking Coats, Black Trousers and Vests, and a (•peoial line of Fancy and Scaltkm Vesti, very cheap. Wo are desiious of callingpaiticular attention to our IMMENSE STUCK OF OVERCOATS AND ULSTKRS, made of Blue Witneys, Irith Frieze. Blue Beavers, Mongiel Tweeds, and Fancy Cloths, Macintosh, Paramata Tweeds, and Fancy Waterproof Coats and Leggings, &c. Novelties in Ties, Scarfß, Gloves, Shirts, ito. Boys' and Men's Hats and Caps in splendid shapes; also some pretty slyles for young children. Agents for the celebrated Werthiem Hand Sewing Machine. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Wellington Branch—llfl A, CLARK, Manager, Wairarapa Horticultural To beheld at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral Society's Grounds, Carterton, ON WEDNESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER Full particulars in future advertisement, CATALOGUES and Entry Forms may be obtained from Mr Chinchen, Masterton, Messrs Gallic & Co., Carterton, and from any member of tho .Committee. • HAIRDRESSING, &c, A' HAIR-DRESSING ROOM has been opened nearly opposite the Prince of Waleß Hotel, Masterton., Ladies' hair a special feature. The operator begs to say that he has not picked up his tew ideas in a barraok-room,nor has he ever sought after a situation that another was tilling. Neither has he gained his experience amongst miners, who, by the way, are frequently haiidy folk (in small matters), considering their education, Hazorf' ground and set, scissors, Knives,"and General cutlery done in a workmanlike mariner. Terms more moderate than are often sought to be charged by charlatans. Jl RS PURCELL. of Qiteen-etreet, Mas _tx terton, ii prepared to go out by th day or to take in washing. 120' CRICKET! CRICKET: jTUST landed, ex City of Ttnjoro anc rf ; Norman M'Leod, £2OO worth o Duke's celebrated Bats, Balls and Wickets; and Bi'yan'r Legguards, Gauntlets, an Gloves. ! : 'A. J. BENNETT, 1 Cuba-street, Wellington, -.EORGK.MAOLELLAN AOO ■., Coutractan to the Admiralty, | GLASGOW RUBBER WORKS. '. Manufacturers of all kinds of I INDIA RUBBER GOODS. ;For mechanical and other purposes, viz Sheet Rubber, Insortion sheets, Valves Washers, Packing/Solid Cord, Buffers, Drafl Springs, Metallic Roller Covers, Hosepipes, Sjcrion & Embedded Suction Pipes on Spira Wjire, Tubings for Acids, Gae and Chemica Purposes, Belting, Deckle Stiaps, Door Mats, &i Ajy special combination of India Rubbei made to order. obtained from Tf. H. MILL WARD, j .• .' ■ Grb? Street, • ■'-■■■' Sole Agents for Provinces of Wellington