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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1246, 5 December 1882, Page 3

POI^ALE-Tlie r JCauevu Hotel,. | ! wit'h LEASE.' t'llUMl..' TURE,'. to :bo : taken.i\t Yulu'Ati|i.|riiW 'arJovp House is now (loin* ut goodjtoulfethvl *only- reason'l6rtlie pHstm t Proprietor' JcayJ ■: ing being his going iuln another, buHiieMiiU .Mastortou.: Possessioiigiv.eu.iu On Month. from receipt particulars apply, v-r;- :\: {;■■•[; ;-v ':•:'..,...; v ■*•■; i...;>.. ,v T.THOMPSON, , .;, ; i 1247'. i/i./; ■■'•, '•.;.. :Tmieru Hotel.; h. ml) LET,—With'/ immediate possession, I : the ■ blacksmith's ■. shop. _ situated ; -in Queen 6treet, Masterton, opposite tho Club Hotel. Apply' ■1247 •::.• '' ' ■■:.■ . :■■< W. BELLAR, •;,' , 'THISTLE .LODGE, NO. G47 S.O.' ! j mHE INSTALLATION of the R.W.M., 1 and Investiture of Ofliacrs, will take place at tho Lndro Room, Empire Hotel, on WEDNESDAY/DECEMBER 13th. ' ; ... Lodge tyled at Q p.m. sharp. >•- .: Banquet at 9 pan. T10KET5.!;...........:; :..... 5s EACH Visiting Brethren invited to attend, ■ iWbrdrtof thoR.W.M., . 1217 H. BENTLEY, Secretary. COURT LOYAL ENTERPRISE,; ,-.■' 5501, A.O.F. 1 SUMMONED MEETING of the above Court will ho held in tho Foresters' Hall on THURSDAY, NEXT,. December 7, atß:p.m..' . Business;: Nomination of Officers, and to receive reports of Committees. . • ~; P..T,-BEDMAN,,.'.,' 1217 ... ...Secretary.; "." DISTRICT ORDERS/ . '•': -'''■"' ■■' " December4th, ISB2. THE Mastorton Volunteer Corps will firo for District Prizes as under— ; ' Tho School Cadets at 9 a.m, on tho'lGth.-' Tlio'l{iflo'3 at sp,m. on tho 20th inst. ■• • HENRY BUNNY, Major, ''' Commandiut; Wairarapa District. ' : -NOTETHKr * MP.ITION takes many different turns; J Ht, :ho who endeavors to find rational amusement and pleasure for children toiorves the thanks of the nation far more wan the warrior who teaches men to 'lay ;wuui other. ; ; ■:: l'6r tne.purest Confectionery go to G, H, THORNTON, Wholesale GonfecUpno Manners'street, 'Wellington. •. W.'.'IORISS, . ' •*'•# V E AGE N T ;,. .HARRAT'fS HOTEL. WiviiTEß."; FEEEMAN, PnopiiiETon. THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL has been ; thoroughly renovated, and is now one

of the most comfortable liostolcies in Wellington. ' Visitors from tlio country will find all the comforts of a home, and overy attention paid' to them. • ■ Tlio Wairahapa Daily filed. • " ..| IN BANKRUPTCY. . lu.tljo matter of "The Debtors','and CroJi-: . tors Act,"lß7G„' and the amendments- . thereof, -'•': .; , •■.■> '-.•:: •.. '■■■■■ , And / "••' : ." Of the Bankruptcy of THOMAS WIC . LASON, a.dobtor. THIS is to notify that Thomas Willa'son, •of Greyfcovn, mill laborer, has this day, filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his creditors. i Th'e first-incpting.of Creditors to beheld ht; the Courthouse, Masterton, on TUESDAY, tbel2th 'day of DECEMBER, ISB2, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, ■ ' Dated .this 4th day of December, 1882. ."■". : JOSEPH J. FBEETH,. • ! : Glerk of District Court, Masterton."': B. Ht SANDILAND3, : ' : ■'■ \} ' ; : .:. ,: ',..' ! ■ Carterton, Debtor's Solicitor; : • VI24G THE SEASIDE},;''. HOST S~OGERS, ■•■■■ ; 'OF TOE ' ' '- ; -' i. CLUB HOTEL,: OASTLEPOINT, A with thanks the: ~!-! liberal support which ho lias received sincere opened his''well-known hotel from the l?ading : families.o(. WELLINGTON'and" the WAIRARAPA, and during the coming soasoh he will devoto himself as heretofore to' studying the comfort and oiijoyment :: of seaside visitors. This house oiXerd a firs,t-class table .d'hote,, private apartments, for, families and all the comforts of a borne. In its immediate vicinity is a splendid sandy lieaoli,''tii , e del<S-' bratedCasdejioiiitrocksandstalaiQtite caverns, with an .endless variety.of 'seaweeds'and'shells,'' 'lYsirisG, boatinp, and shootino parties froin.Mastcvtbn supplied with stabling and every requisite for Bport, ■ Terms ;...STRICTLY MODERATE. •' COLLEGE. , rGiRLS ! HIGHSCHO(iL.^-v' THE Girls' High School will open.on _ TUESDAY, 24th JANUARY, 1883, for instruction'in. English; Latin, Mathematics, Science, .Singing and Needlework, with German, Italian, Music; Drawing 'and Dancing as Extra Subjects. ; : ■' FEES: Senior Pupils, £3.35. per Quarter, i . Junior Pupils, £2103: „- ! •; J, ; per Quarter; in addition to the above. ■ Extra - subjects from one to Three Guineisper Quarter by. arrangement, ;All fees must be paid in advance. ',-,•• . CHAS.IUWLES,' 1233 I ;.-.:■■; ■;■■'. Secretary. ' ' Wi WATSON &■ G0,,; SADDLERS AND HARNESS. :MAKERS r J 1 • Queeh-Stbeet, Mastehion,.', ' TAVING an EFFICIENT' of ilj competent TRADESMEN, arid, a full sljock of first;clas's r material, are enabled 'to execute' all orders!with 'prompjitu'ile,-! neatness, arid durability,' •" ! ""'"'•"''• '' [ This firm has also just imported direct from Sydney a :1 ' '• •'■ : •'' :: " ,:; ";' ".'JSiag-niHeent Selection ,Of. Saddlery,.. Harness, 40., which they .commend to | the notice.of..farmers,'station-holders;-and the public generally. >;£.'? ■, .^ Jn Stock-" : SLESENGER , S" famon/Horsei . ' Medicines, Colic Drinks )&i.. ■•"■': ■■••■■/ .' GEO. " | (Near tit (M gold,) i'ji'ly IT JMA^TJftMON.