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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1412, 23 June 1883, Page 3

In the matter of j'| The' Debtors' and r ■ Creditors' Act; 1876/' and Amendments thereto'• I 7: i ' lii the matter of tho Bankruptcy of 0, P. WORTH, of Masterton, ,piib'.' ; ! ''' 'V lioan. f ;',V I HEREBY give notico that I have finally wound up the estate of the said .bankrupt, and that I have this day filed with the; Deputy Clerk of the District' Court, Masterton, all papers, receipts,'; youohersj. mid hal'inco shunt shewing receipts, and, fx: «',(ljt;ne plaining to the said cita'te. .■ M. UASELBEKGi,'?': j: Hit. ,! 1 . . Creditor'sTriißted. .!

CHURCH OF ST. MATTHEW. '' WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS I! THE second Entertainment of this aeries will be niven in St. Matthew's Schoolroom on ■ ■ ■ " V THURSDAY, THE 19th JULY. Admission, Is. ' ■ 1402 Education Board Office, ' Welliiigloi, 20th June, 1883, rpHE Annual Examination of ■ Pupil Teachers will be held in (he Normal School, Wellington, and in the Groytown School; on Monday and Tuesday, the 2nd and 3rd days of July next, commencing at 10 a.m. each day. ARTHUR DORSET, 1411 \ Secretary WANTED fllOOO —/10DD ANTED <3;]flo0 —VjOOD SECURITY I!! ECURITY 111 TTIHE above is the amount we want by the X Ist July, and wo Muse Havk It ! And for security wo intend offeringBest White Sugar, <ld per lb Tea, 2s 4d (as good as auy oilier Tea in the Market for 3s) . Worcester Sauce, 7Jd per bottle- ■ Men's Boots, 7s Gd per pair Men's Clothing, from 2os the suit Men's Overcoats, 24s Gd In fact, we intend Reducing all our Prices For Cash! FOR 10—DAYS—10: PunCHASf.RS OF CLOTHING, IRONMONGERY, PRODUCE, BOOTS & SHOES, AND GROCERY, Will find it to their advantage by calling Bt fjApp & mm:

v CIVILITY, CLEANLINESS. AND THK BEST OF.EVERYTHING IN Fruit, Confectionery, and. Vegetables A. P. FIELDING'S, upgrn bijou; 1 ■ (Opposite Council Ciiamdkbs), 1404

rjIHEA.T.RE J) OY.A L, -MASTERTONFor Two Nights Only ! SATURDAY and MONDAY, 23kd and 25th JUNE. Mr A. G. Wiggins Will on the above date deliver two of his highly interesting LECTURES, entitled "TALES OF A TRAYELLER," Comprising an entertaining description of numerous localities, of world-wide interest, The Lectures will be illustrated by a serieß o( Magnificent Dioramie Views exhibited by means of tlio WOXY-HYDKOGIiN LIGHT TO Each Evening—Representations of Choice Statuary! To concludo with a laughable Sketch, Admisßion-Qsand Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. 1408

FOR SALE OR TO LET.—That deaira- _ ble propel ty near Ihe Kurinuni railway station, and lately occupied by E, R, Foster, Efq., consisting of Eleven-roomed Dwelling House, Offlco. Wash house, Scullery,.and fitted with Tanks^ and Bath, Stable and Coach house, and Five Acres good land, with Garden and Orchard. For particulars apply LOWES AND 1405 Auctioneers, Masterton. BIJOU NURSERIES. AT . TE ABO AND LOWER HU'IT. SFNursery Stock. Nursery Stajk."^ Now ready for Bending out, a Large Assort- ■ ment of the above in everf conceivable variety 1 ,:i : FRUIT TREES! FOREST TREES!! Cppressua Macrooarpa, I'inus insignia; andall kinds of shelter and Ornamental Trees iu any quantity, at the . / ;; J VERY LOWEST PRICES !!! Consistent with First-Class Articles, corree to name, Descriptive Pricjd Catalogues aeut gra on application to ; P. COOPER, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, j Maniers-St.; Wellington.' 137,;.

! BAKERY NOTICE. E. S. SELL HAVING purcbaasd' Ur Glayeon's well- | known business, is- now in a position' to Bupply residents : in and about Masterton '.with... Bread, ; Small Goods, j r . . and Fruitsi' Of first-rate quality, and at moderate prices Intending .Customers will please 1 cali' ! riiic} : on the BLOCK , , Which shall receive every attention. , Balla, Soirees, Ao., Catered for., Weddihg OAkhs Made to Obdeb I!!. ;' E.bl Bell's Bread Cart -will be OUT on and afkfMONDAtNEXT, 25th June llth. 1883. . 1406 "T7ILOUB BAGS! All sizes from lib. to JJ 81b LOW PRICES;; Dais ; Office