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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1390, 29 May 1883, Page 3

CASTLEPOINT EOAD B9ARD. NOTICE is hereby Riven tint it ii the intention of the ahuve Board at its noxt meeting, to mako.,aud levy a'general rate of one halfpenny in the pound on the rateable value of all rateable property in the Casllepoint Road District, for a period of one year, commencing on the first day of April, 1883, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1884, such rate to be due and payable iii one instalment, at the Office of the Board, on the first day of July, 1883. The Rate Book is open for inspection to •ill lupous iutcresM therein, at the office nf the Board, bolwoen the hours, of 9 am, and i p.m. A. McHUTOHON ; 1387 Clerk. WASHINGCOPPERS AND COLONIAL OVENS. E. BRIGHT, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER, GREYT.OWN.- . "D BRIGHT begs to inform his, Friends and the Public that ho is sow open to receive ordors for his WASHING COPPERS! AND Colonial Ovens! IS- Made To Order On The Premises!!ln Horses Carefully Shod, aud ajl Ordors receive Prompt Attention, • 1368 LADIES BOARDING AXD DAY SCHOOL Cole-St .Mastektok, (Lato Miss Best) ' PRINCIPAL, ......MKS DUNNE. '■ TermsBoarders over ten years of ago, U Guiuoas per Quarter Boarders under ten years of ago, 12 Guineas per Quarter Weekly Boarders ovor tea years of age, 11 Guineas per Quarter Weekly Bsardera under ten years of age, 10 Guineas por Quarter.' The above terms include the usual branches of a thorough English Education, Music, and Needlewom. EXTRAS FOR BOARDERSLatin, French, Italian, and Singing, each. One Guinea per Quarter. Day pupils over ten yeais of age, 2 Guineas per Quarter. Day pupils under ten years of age, 32s per Quarter. EXTRAS FOR DAY PUPILS. Music, 3'2s per Quarter, Latin, French, Italian, Drawing, and Singing, each, one Guinea per Quart'r, The school year is divided into four Quarters ind the fees for each aro paid in advance. Dkount allowed for Sisters. A Quarter's notice required before the removal of a Pupil, or a half quarter's fees. Miss Dunne will not interfere with the religious opinions of her pupils, and will see that they diligently attend the religious instruction and various Churches to which they may belong. .'. 1337 OWNERS of Section 360, Taratalii West, are requested to clear the fence line adjourning Section 358, If not commenced within a fortnight it will bo dono at their expense, P. JANETT BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. AND SCAB SPECIFIC. (A NON-POISONOUS CHEMICAL FLUID). Highest Award, Melbourno Internationa Exhibition, First Degree of Merit AdelaiJe Exhibition, Higbeßt Award Gold. Medal, N,Z. Inter, exhibition. ' AFTER five years trial this NEW NON POISONOUS DIPPING FLUID 1 now universally admitted to be the best ovo> introduced. Its great superiority over oti.e materials consists in its cheapness (costinj less than Jd per sheep); its undoubte efficacy in destroying all ticks, lice, am, every insect that infests the skins of alieep or domestio animals, and in its cleanliness, and absolute harmlcssness to those concerned in its use, IT MIXES READILY WITH COW WATER, <m GALLON WILL MAKE 101 GALLONS OF MILK-WHITE WASH (Twice the quantity made by any other Non poisonous Dip), SUFFICIENT TO DIP, 200 SHEEP, Being of an oily character, it is. liighh beneficial to tho growth of the Wool, whicl it leavoß soft, clean, and bright, withou robbing it of tho yolk-its natuial nourish meut-or leaving it harsh and dry, us is th case when alkaline mixtures, such as lim and sulphur, or arsenical'preparations ar used. It is entirely without the ruinou effects invariably resulting .from the use c such materials. It is not only non-poisonoui but may be used interually'for worm in th throatin lambs; it will also effectually cur foot-rot, and scab., To .'those wh dip in full fieece, this fluid,will bo foun invaluablo, for, being of _ war'in and pre tecting character, sheep will not catch cold though dipped in the depth of winter, On a station it will be fpund invaluabl as a Hoaling Wash for alfwounds. It is certain cure for Mange, Ringworm, and a Bkin diseases which animate aro subject to. hr Full Particulars, Local Ttslimoiiial «tc, apply toMurray, Roberts and Go, WELLINGTON, Or to the Local AgentsM. CASELBEfia and Co., Masteoton and Gheytown. PETONE BREWERY WELLINGTON, c. edmondT and 00: Equal 10the Of E___u_, At 8a 6 '-fcTRADE MARK* ' • PER DOZEN, DELIVERED. RESULTS OF ANALYSIS-No, 1-ALE.:-' clear bright well-flavored Ale with good body, nw after-taste; forms good heady "■' ''i ; No. -S-PORTER:'-" A : Moid well-flavored 1 ripened simple el Porter:] makes agoodhcad. B samples were found to be unadulterated iuwy wi ''■;,.,'"■"/'., ::'''■? y^imm, 1 MifMuraLabbiatoryjffjlllngtoD," ''■' """" December !9tl>, 1831