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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1542, 23 November 1883, Page 3

lASTERTON HORTICULTURAL; & U. INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, SPJHNgTsHOW j POULTRY SlipW' The Spring Show, consisting of exhibittfof miITS, FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, POULTY, PIGEONS, & CANARIES, AND '■ MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES, WILL BE HELD ON • ' Wednesday, November 28, THEATEE ROYAL. • • Entry forma can-Lc had and entries made ■up to mne o'clock p m. of ihe 27th inst. It. H, CHINCHEN, 1542 ■ Secretary. DOG LOST OR STOLEN. 10s Reward. "OS!' or STOLEN on MONDAY"at J Wellington Railway Station, a Brown Retriever Dog", one white spot on breast, had on registered, oollir, Answer to name of "Leo." Supposed to have gono in Wnirarapa train. Send information to Henry Anderson, Standard Office, Qreylown, or Mrs Anderson/ Nelsonstreol, Wellington. IE found in auy person's possession three days alter this date, criminal proceedings will bo adopted. November 22,1883. • 1541 £1 REWARD. " 08T,—From the Show Ground, a black I and red tan Sheep Bitch, answers totbo name of "Fly." Anyone returning samo to Mr T. Ray, Taratahi Hotel, will receive the above reward. 1525 WSSm IN BANKRUPTCY. ' In tho matter of the Debtors' and Crcdi- ' tors' Act, 1876, and amendments thereof and- _• la the matter of the bankruptcy of WILLIAM DIXON, of Muterton, Carter and Wood Dealer, a debtor, T|HISiB to notify that the above-named L .debtor lias this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with hia creditors. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the Courthouse, Mmterton, on SATURDAY, the 24th day of November, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. . JOSEPH UREETH, ■Clerk of District Court, C.P, Skipper, Debtor's Solicitor, Masterton.

BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. : 'i FTEB the 80th November, instant, L proceedings will bo taken in the Resident Magistrate's Court for tho recovery of all unpaid rates due and owing to tho Mastttton Borough Council. B. BROWN, Town Clerk, Council Chambers, NovQ&iber 23, 1883. 1542 (OB BALE.-A splendid section of land f in Dixon's Estate, near Mr Chinchen'sresidence, containing 1 acre, 1 rood, 21 porohoa. Fenced, good water, capital grass. Only £135. HEALLY A BARGAIN, E.BROWN A CO.

Re-opening Notice. J. PAUL, Id returning thanks for tlio liberal patronage he haa received from tlio INHABITANTS OP MASTJ3RTBN, During the past few months, begs to inform them that his WILL RE-OPEN FRIDAYNEXT,

NOVEMBER 23rd In the Premises OPPOSITE tho fimpire. ■ Hotel, ■■ AND CONTINUE UNTIL THE ; • Whole Stock is Disposed of. itifjil be Greater than eper!! j EVERITHiNGMUSTBESOLDi ! .And particular attention is called to'Jlle' REVIBED'PRICE LIST, '.■'.;•:.: ••• Which will be found 35 PER CENT \ CHEAPER - ,■;.. "■>>■■■ " - l ''' ,' Than any other House in Mastertou, • , ■ Men's Tweed Suits, 18s 6d Men'sTweedSummer Suits, 32sCd Men's Picnic Suits, 25s 6d ■ Men's Tweed Trousers, 6s lid, 83 JltT Men's Tweed Trousers & Vest, 9s 6d, 14a Gd Men's Geelong Tweed-Trousers and Vests, •(.'•:•: 19s6d, 25s ' ' Boys'KniokerSuits, 75.11 d ' BoyB 1 Tweed Trbuaetß/ 5s 6d . ' Boys' Moleskin Trousers, 4s"lid ... t ■i 'Bojb' Tweed Trouß3i Suits, 17s 6d,. 'Men's Strong Working Shirts, 1b 3d, 25,11 d 4iW« Oxford Shirts with- Collars, 3s Gd -,■;:. • Mon'6 White Shirts (military fronts), 2v lid Men's Hard -Belt Hats, 2s 6d; 4s Men's Tweed Hats, Is lid • Men's Soil M Hats, 2s 6d ' «r._l- TTnmo.nnn Tflonnol HMrtn','; 3s lid vi. '■ Boys' Soft Felt. Hats, Is lid i.» r - Bovs-Braceß, 6d,-9d;Men's ditto, is' Mon's .Cotton Sox, 6d, 9d Men's Merino Drawers, 2s6d Men's Shetland Merino Shirts, 2s 6d •' Men's Cotton Singlots, 2s : ! Boys' .Cptton Shirts, Is 6d. Is 9d* ■ LARGE STOCK OF BUMMER GOODS :jDSTARRIVED, .:•■ tot totfi'!ftttto%yftL!Ksrot m Masttttqn.,,., ~r , ,y IMI papor.on sale at this office.