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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1581, 12 January 1884, Page 3

Gorged mvjirs, Bilious, conditions, constipatiou, piles, dsypepein, hrutlnoue. cured by" Well'sMayApplo rills." Oil and le boxes (it dniitgists, Moses, Moss, & Co,, Sydniy, General Agents for Australasia. COLONIAL BARBED WIRE MANUFAOTURING COMPANY, ,) ( LIMITED ) /SILVER MEDAL J COLO MEDAL!I Jf. Oto Ch'chExhlM-f OAMARU A. arid p, tion, ISS2 ) v™^ llu ' [ Association, FACTORY AND WAREHOUSES : Thames asd Severs Streets, Oamaiiu. PRICE LlST—\nnealcd and Oiled Steel Wire.-No 12, in Heels of 1 cwt, (each 18 chains long), £33 per ton. No 12, in Heels of 1 cwt. (each 21} chins long), £3B 10j por ton No 14, in Heels of I cwt. (each 2G chains long), £43 per ton. The above in J cvgrthmhuk» t. Keels, £2loa por ton extra. This misused by Iho New Zealand Government Railways and Public Works Departments, and is warranted to STAND A GREATER STRAIN than any other procurable, JLaciujy wive supplied. Ji IJ. DE LAMBERT, Secretary and Manager. Wo havo appoints! Messrs M. Caselberg & Co, solo agents for Mastcrton & Greytown. 1581 milE FIRST STANDARD ARITHME--1 TIC ot the scrioi of N.Z. Standard Class Books of Arithmetic by Robert Leo, Inspector of Schools, is now ready for issue, It is gazjttcd as sanctioned for use in tho schools of the colony by the Education Department, and is approved by tho Wollington Education Board. Prices—Single copy by post. Gel; per dozen, 5s (stamps 0rP.0.0.) Supplied to teachers or tho trade at 'ls (id per dozen Sold by WILLIAM MACKAY, 1581 Lambton quay, Wellington, UmiKR 1118 PaTROKAOE OF TUB MaVOR and liof;ouoit Councillors. President and Judge -Mr W. H, Bsetham VICE-PIIEiIMJST AND JlTjOE—)lv A. 11, Bunny. SECRETARY-Mr A. (.'. Thompson Starter—s(r A. Mlm* TIMEKEEI'ER-Mr A. I) eli HAHMCAiTEiis-Mcssrs Urg-.', DeCastio and Elkins Committee—Messrs DeC'iulro, Maxton, F. O'Connor, T. K.. Chambailain, (.'.Hour.slow, A, Illiins; T. A. P.Fielding, S. H. Witkersoii and W, F. lioydhousc. To Start at,;l p.m. ox TUESDAY, S«nd JANUARY, ANNIVERSARY DAY. PROGRAMME; 1. Youths', Long Dm, (under 16); entrance,! Is; Ist prize , 2nd prize 2. Men's Long Dive ; entrance, 23 (id; Ist prizj , 2ndprizu 3, hop' Maiden Race, (under 16); 50 yards; entrance, 6'd ; l?t prize v , 2nd prize 4, Men's Mahkn /tec, 100 yards; entrance, 2a; ht prize , 2nd priza 6. Boys' handicap, (Ruder 13), SO yards;

cntrancj O'd; Is* prizj , 2nd prizo C, Uvdrmiug in Beti Water, (all coiners); entrance, Is lid; Ist prizo , 2nd 7, Swimming on Bad Handicap, 120 yards; entrance, Is (id; Ist piiza ', 2nd prize 8, Smimmimj Club Hainlicttp, (boys, members only), 90yards; entrance Oil; lab piize , 2jd pn'za P, Xpmmhvj Club (Men's), ICO yards; members only;' entrance, 2a lid; Ist prizo , 2nd pWze 10. ilea's Fancy Dire 1 , entrance, 2s; Ist prize , 2nd prize NoieJiaoh competitor to take throa dives, . eacli in different style. 11. Boys' Fancy Vim; entrance, fid; conditions as in Men's. 12, Steeplechase; over such cnu'so asoraimitteedirect; entrance, Is; hfc prizs , 2a(l prize 13, 100 Yank fimmmlntj Handicap, (open toall); entrance 2s; Ist prize , 2nd prize M, iSmjs One Arm Race, 50 yards; entrance, (id; Ist prize , 2nd prizo 15, Greasy Pole; entrance FREE, RULJiS: Three competitors or NO second prize. All disputes to be settled by the Committee, whose decisions shall bs final. Competitors net allowed to Bfcart unless in proper Bathing Costume, that is: Singlet (armlesß if preferred), Trunk, and Drawers (to tho knees). Entries will be taken for handicaps half-nn-hour before the event. 1881 FODETY-FOURTH AMIVEKSABY FOUNDATION OF THK COLONY OF NK\V ZIIALAKD. r UNCJiEON at lialf.past 2 p.m. to ccleJ brato the -I till Auniversary of the Foundation of the Colony, TUESDAY, 22sd JASUAUY, IBM. Messrs, Messrs. Allen, Georpc Luxford, (j. H Brandon, Hon, A. D. Lewis, David. J.I 1 . Ji., M.U.C. M'Kcuzio, Thomas Brandon, Eustace Mantel!, Hon. W, B, Crawford, J. C„ J.P. D., M.L.O. Curtis, Alfred Mailin, Hen, Jolm, Cundy, Charles Cattcll, James Duncan, 11. J. IUC. Mills, E, W, J.P. Mitchell, James Fitzhciberr.SirW., P., Cap- ' K.C.Ai.G., ' tai-i, K.y.R, Haft, Hon,' Robert, Plimmer, John

M.L.C. Sec;!, William, J.P. Huntei', iloberl k'liiitb, John Johnston,Hui, John Wallace, J. H., J.!', M-L.C. ■ Waters, W. t!. Johuson, Alfred G. Waters, Samuel Jackson, il. IT. With power to add to their number. Admittance by ticket only, which cin bo obtained from the members of tin sub-com-mittee or the Hon. lio.ivtaries, net later than Friday, 18th January, to enablo the ""uiaiifctce to pwido lor the proper nn m- - tickets, price 73 fid. will be issued to Early Settlers v,'lio arrived in the colony up to 1S50; also to their sons barn prior to that date. Early Settlers in the country are respectfully requested to send early intimation of their intention to attend, J.H.WALLACE, ( Hnn s . rß IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter of the Debtors' and Creditors' Act, 1876, and the Amendments thereof; and of t!io Bankruptcy of "WILLIAM BABTLBTT, of Carterton, Sawmillcr, a debtor. . [OHCE is hereby given that an applica.l tion will bo made on behalf ol the a"bove-named debtor to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, 'at Wellington, ou TUESDAY, the 22nd day of January, 1884, (orso soon thereafter as couns'ol'can bo heard), that an order of discharge bo granted to the eaid debtor, '•:. ■ \ "-' " liated this" 11th day of January, 1884, . B.N.SANDILANDS, ' .'•Carterton, • 158k:: Debtor's Solicitsr.