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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1479, 10 September 1883, Page 3

Tenders. rnENPERS aieivitd to" NOON of X ;MO.\I)AY, lOlh'ifciiUmlicr, 1883, f..r falling,* 30 acres (more ur.rless)nf JUush. oil section 7, Pallida. "■-■■ Specifications at Mr lj. Mums', Pnhiatua, and Council Cliambovs, Masterton, No tender necessarily accepted,' 1474 ■;.; JAMES MACARA, WAIIUHAPA EAST COUNTY COUNCIL, pUBUO NOTICE is hereby given that I i.t the meeting of tho Council to be held on tho 13th SEPTEMBER NEXT, the following resomtionßwillbo proposed : That Hub Council hereby, by special order, ilcclaros that the portion of the Masterton Road Distiiet, eituatc in the County of Wairarapa East, comprising ono continuous 'nips, and contained within the following boundaries, thnt is to say, commencing at a point where tire northern boundary of the Wellington' Provino'al District crosses the summit of tho Puketoi Range; thence in a westerly direction.by the southdrn boundary of tho Waipawa County to the Manawitu County; thence by tho castorn boundary of the Manawatu County to Trig-station Arawara, on the Tarawa Range; thence by a straight line in an easterly direction to the north-west comer of section 20, blojk XIV, Mancraliao; thence along the north-eastern boundary of tho last mentioned section, and sections 20a, 25, and G of block 11, Mangaone, to section 7; thence by tho Nortli-weit boundary of the last .mentioned section to Mount Hcale Trig-Station; thence by the North-eastern boundaries of sections 7, 8, and part 9, in tho samebloA, to section 29, Block 111, Mangacno; thence by tho Western boundary of the last mentioned section to its North-west cornor; thenco by the Northern boundaries of SectiooS'J, 31 and 31a to the Mangaone stream; thence by a straight line in a Northeasterly direction to Trig-S'ation, Puketoi; and thence by the summit of tho Puketoi Bahfo. to tho point of commencement, shall, consitnte a now, Road District, to' be called "THE PAHIATUA ROAD DISTRICT." That the number of Wardens for the Pahiatua Koad District shall be seven, but the said new district shall not bo divided into sub-divisions, By Order, F. G. MOORP, ' County Clerk. County Council Chambers, Masterton, 28th August, 1883,

WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH will bu held atMrD. Donald's, Manaia, Masterton, on THURSDAY, 13th September, 1883. The following classes nill bo open to competition : 1. Double-furrow, Ist. prize £B, 2nd, £6. 2. Single-farrow, „ „ £(! „ £;j 3. Hub-soil „ „ £5 „ £2 Boys (under 18) „ ~ £5/ ~ £2 ENTRANCE FRES. Class 1,2, and 3, 7s 6(1; Boys ss. ENTRIES must be made with the underBigned on or before SATURDAY, Bth September. Full vrogramme and rules will bo published shortly. Spec ; al local trains will leave Peatherston, EUOa.m., Greytown 9.40 a.m., Carterton 10.15 a.m., arriving in Masterton 10.45 a.m.; returning from Mastcrton at 5 p.m. R. BROWN, Secretary, ■1450 riouching Match Committee. A GEEaT public want SUPPLIED. A r.0.0N TO the PEO I'LE of MASTERTON THE MASTERTON cash boot market. AJ 0 more need to send to Wellington or IN any other city in New Zealand for Boots or Shoes! as the people of Masterton and surrounding districts can huve any desciiption of Hoots at H. PETERSEN &CO.'S CASH BOOT MAIiKIiT, at WELLINGTON PRICES. In order to meet tho increasing requirements of our township and the surrounding districts we have ENLARGED our PREMISES, and stocked thorn with a Magnificent Selection of BOOTS AND SHOES Of overy description, including Pinet's Ladies' Walking Boots and. Shoes, Pinet's Ladies' Evening Shoes, Cove & West's Porpoise Hide Boots and Shoes, Otto Hertz's Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Shoes in GREAT VARIETY I I . English Made BOO'/S a>d SHOES of Every Description, Colonial Made ROOTS and SHOES from Genta Bes' Miooters and Elastic Sides down to Children's Copper Toes, These GOODS wo now offer '.o tho Public ■ • at the WELLINGTON PRICES for ■Cash, so there is No other { "'. ; House in hlaikrten that COMPETE WITH US'j'l'S* •PRICE. LIST next'week, which will be found to compare favorably with Any Price . ■ ■•'''■''• ' ' List in the Colony. >t3*Evcry person invited to come and inspect our Stock at • THK . ,:. ..-.. Masterton' Cash Boot' Market, :' H, Peterson & Co, U R S. : 0 K'l CH T 0- N. IVJL Glasgow House, Lambton Quay, Is now offering the Balance of her stock of Fbunch' Hats', Bonnets, Caps, &c„-at 'less than cost, as she has decided on relinquishing he.* Millinery Department. Jußt received afi assortment of Braid, for braiding dresses, in a variety r new shades and gold. ;Gth August, ISSiI. • -. 1455 BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS. I'Dous, . J. BIURELL'S, Domb, Toysj ' ... Fancy Repository, Toys Fancy Goods. Com-Si,,' Fancy Goods WELLINGTON. ALL kinds of Fancy-Work Materials, and ■ Fancy-Work Books. Stamped and commenced work, and cut-out paper patterns I Visitori to Wellington are respectfully invited to examine our -varied stock and note prices. Assortment of Real Brussels, Honiton, and Torchon. Laces. . i« : . .-' - ORDERS accompanied by Promptly attended to.. •' . ' ■' 1476 ,'N 0 T I'CE; "POISON is laid for DOGS on the paddocks. .. lying between the Upper l'lain Road and the Akura 1 Bush, and the Schoolhaußßi and my house. .On lfehaltpftlie owner. , ;**'/■ '"\ 'CORNELIUS'DLtONrV r''- ' ...''■• Agent," Upper Plain,.Masterton, Sbptember 8,1883. 1478 ■■■-{T\ ROCERS'BAGS! CONFECfIONERS' " "BAGS'I TOBACCONISTS'BAGS I I at Lowest Wellington Prires, ; « Daily' lOffico . . .': : 1468