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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1456, 14 August 1883, Page 3

, Don't die in the uousk.. "Hough on Kats clears ont rats, mico.Jjoctlep, roaches, »ws» wits, insects, moies. inok» rabbits, Go,, oyunoy, General, Agents,/.'4' 4 &7-N? •m A WAIIiAKAI'A AND EAST COAST PAS* ! TGItAL AND AGRICULTURAL' "SOCIETY. ~ : rililE Af}N(iAr, ! PLOUGHING MATCH X Will bo held at Mr D. Donald's, Manaia, Mastctfoh.'on: THURSDAY, 13th Septem* ber,t 1883, The' following classes will l/o opuii to epmpctitlou ; - , r v . 1. Double-furrow, Ist, prize £B, 2nd, £O, 2, Single-farrow, '„ . „ £6 „ £3 Sub-soil „ £g „ £2 1 Boys (under 18) „ .~, .£5 „ £2 ENTRANCE .FEES,, Clasß 1,2,and3, 7s Gd; Boys ss. ENTRIES must be uiado with the undersigned on or beforo SATURDAY, Bth Sep-" tember.,, l'ull jrogramuio. and rulea will be published shortly. R.BROWN, 1450 Ploughing Match Committee, , . ; OPENING NOTICE. WANTED Known, that GEORGESON & CO,, having purchased from John Plinimer Esq., hij Athenßimm Tailoring Business, aro prepared to tupply the Gentlemen of Wellington with tho very best quality of at the lowest possible price, ..GKORGESON & CO., having jnstrecoived a consignment of goods direct from Glasgow (the largest ever received by any -tailoring establishment in Wellington) of the very best quality of English and Scotch Tweeds, Fanoy Coating, &0., can confidently recommend them is boing just the very articles that will Rive satisfaction. It is scarcely necessary to say that fit and workmanship are unsurpassed, as ono trial will effectually convince customers that thoy can't get better quality, fit, or workmanship in this city, Best Tweed Suits from £4 lfls; Trousers from 2f>s. . A trial respectfully solicited. Creorgeson &. 7, TAILORS, Athenajum and Willis-street, Wellington, _ : : 1456 M.;H S. crichton, House, Lambtoii Quay, Is now ofTering the Balauce of her stock of EnKNcfiijiHATs, Bonnets, &c„ at less than' cost, as she has decided on rclim quishiug lie: Millinery Department, Just received aiiatsorlmont of Bhaid, for braid, ing (lictscß,',in a variety of now shades and gold.- . . , 6th August,) ISB3. 1455 Tenders. TENDERS wjjl be received by tlio.underi signed un'il August 14th for felling 1 30 acres')?! Busliv Specifications ij)ay bo seen, and Tenders lodged, at Mr W,lKibblpwhito's Tpmporanpe Hotel, '.J The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. IL.li, WILTON, J451 '' Feruridgc. TO CONTRACTORS, ' rjIIiNDERS will be received by the under--1 signed up to. KATUHDAY, 18th inst.; at NOON, for forming and metalling iO chains, 50 links in the Wasterton Cemetery.' ~, Speo : fj,Ontions to bo seen at tho Daily Office, ' 1 J. C. INORAM, Stcretary Cemetery Trustees. [The work will be shown by the secre. taiy.J " !. 1455 TO BUILDERS. rpENDEHS are''invited by the underJL si q ned up to, NOON of MONDAY, August 27th, for the erection of the Wesleyan Parsonage. Plans ami specificu ions to be seen at Mr R.Brown's, Council Chambers.) . Lowest or, any tender -not necessarily accoptell, '' • L. M, ISITT. • T'HIiREBY convene a PURLIC MEETX ISO ot the Settlers of this District to be held at the THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON, On WEDNESDAY, the lath inst, at 7.30 p.m., "To consider the advisability of suspending tho Wairarapa East Comity Council. I ', (Signed on behalf of tho executive committee) -i E. E. CHAMBERLAIN, ■ Hoi . Chairman. MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH & BI^NS ' PHOTOGRAPHERS, WIIiMS-RTR BUT 'W KLLI NO TON, Opposite the Empire Hotel, Messrs wrigglesworth and BINNS have the honor to inform their patrons and the public of Wellington, while thaukiug them most cordially for their heretofore more than liberal patronage, that important changes n their staff, and having secured new and more efficient aid in two important brauches of their art, they ire now. in a -position to offer bitter and more . artistic' productions than any thoy have yet attained during a long,.and.brilliaiitly-suecossful career, In proof of this, attention is respectfully called ito 'the new,exhibition of photographs now on view in their lobby, all pictures of which are •printed from negatives taken during the past lew weeks., Considerable expense has been incurred by the. lirm iii securing the most complete and perfect processes of enamelling and embossing, and in future all photographs leaving this establishment of Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns will be finished by this beautiful nreservative method. Mr Wrigglesworth's long residence in tho principal cities of tho Australian'colonies has given him exceptional facilities for becoming acquainted \vit.h all.that.is latest and best in the art ol producing, sun pictures, add in 'future the peratinjj-room and tho retouching dop artmeut will be under his personal supervision. Thfcr'agents of the firm in Melbourne and Sydney havo received instructions to keep .Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns carefully anil promptly supplied with all novelties, either in apparatus, accessories, or new processesalso, tliey havo standing orders to any .special-talent that may become available frqm.time to time for any department of the firm's buoinesß. In conclusion, asul Binns Log to inform intending sitters that they' may rely upon tho most perfect and Ecrupuleiis < dare being-besttiwed upon their, 'clioico ot accessories and baokgroupd|' -liglititijgi posing, retouching, and •printing, down to enamelling,, mounting, and jembosswg, Bpcciaratt'cjition is called to .the fact that tho firm .haye;resolved to make rip' oxtra charge for enamelling, which in the Australian coioiiics oauH'Gß an additional outlay' on the part of the public of from 5s to 20s per doz, ', -v- PHOTOGRAPHERS, ' WILLIB*STUBBT WEIUHOION,