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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1551, 4 December 1883, Page 2

ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. A OfIUBOH will bo opened on the evening of the 10th DECEMBER from 7 o'clock to 10, and will bo continued on the lift and 12th. Gifts of Material or Work will bo gladly received at the Parsonage. 1540 T.R. PROCTER, OCULISTS' OPTICIAN, Fkou CiißiSTcnuiion, Masterton, for one day, MONDAY next, December 3rd, Pamphloton the optical diseasoof tho eye, by T, R. Proctor, free on application, or by post on rocaipt ol ono penny postage stamp. JUST ARRIVED PER lONIC. { CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS SEASON 1883-84. | . I7E hnvo much pleasure in informing our YY numerous patrons of the arrival of Christmas and New Year Cards, in every conceivable stylo, and respectfully solicit a continuance of thoir kind patronage Series of cards from Id each upwards, WMTTAKER BROS., Limbtok Quay .Weuinoion. N.B.—A splendid assortment of Fancy Qoops just oponed out, at vory low prices. 1G55 MASTERTON CASH BOOT AND SHOE MARKET. A MERRY CHRISTMAS! AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! TO YOU ALIil rounding district that he has on hand and to arrive, ainagf nificeut assortment of boots and shoes, from all the best English and Continental Manufacturer, and tkat during tho coming Festive Season he intends making Very Large Reductions! For Cash on every pair of Boots sold, and anyone wiping to make their children or friends good and useful CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR PRESENTS 1 Will do well to bcur thifl in mind that H. Potorsen keeps no old Bankrupt Stock; all his goods aro of the very best; that he has the Largest and Best Assortment of Boots and Shoes ever seen in the Wuimapa! Am? that he can sell cheaper than any other man in the trade, So do not mistake tho name, hut purchase your Boots and Shoes at H, PETERSEN & CO.'s CASH BOOT AND SHOE MARKET, Next Club Hotel, QUEEN-ST MASTERTON. MAIL NOTICE. IHE next English aud-European Mail via x San Francisco will closo at the Masterton Offico on SATURDAY, Bth December, at 1,30 p.m. For money orders and registered letters at 11 a m., for newspapers at 12 noon, J. BAGGB, I'oslm icter,

. Mr Wardell, R.M., sils at Greytown to-day. ■ Mr M, W, Green, M.H.E., is (we learn from the Temperanco Herald) likely to bacome lecturer during the coming summer for the Grand Lodge of Good Mr F. H, Wood's sale at his rooms Greytown on Saturday was very well attended, a large quantity of jewellary was put up but thero was very little demand, bnt general merchandise was in greater demand than at any previous sale in Greytown, the bidding being very keen.