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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1736, 15 July 1884, Page 3

THE WOULD-BE M. H.E, blarney, brass, and bounce, Mac's palaver's all mo I, Of modesty not half an ounce, Of blowing his trumpet not o'er shy, would have you all remember, It it is your little game To elect him for your member, He may not come up true to name. Tour peaoh treo may a medlar grow, Your apricot n blooming plum, Your Magnum Bontim turn to sloe, I've heard tell of a go as rum.. Our former member has been tested, And will, I tli-nk, maintain the light, But Mao with If.H.R, invested May not be proof against the blight. Strong gales of wind will mark his reign, That's all my faith in W. W, And words without acts are mostly vain, And I'm afraid he'd trouble you, trouble you. Gnat.

THE DABGON ENTERTAINMENT. fflffHl? SERVICES of the MASTERTON JL STRING BAND have been secured, who * ill play Favorite Operatic Selections each evening. The I'lanks tint did duty „for front soata pbave been Removed, ,md ShatsWith Backs substituted. 1736 G. COKER.

THE CRY NOW ISMANUFACTURE!!! ROUSE & HURRBLL ARE MANUFACTURING VEHICLES of Every Description Cheaper and Better than can be imported, and fitted with Brakes suitable for the District. jyEsiiiims Forkishec, and all Work Guaranteed !«gj EMPIRE COACH FACTORY. Pourtenay Place..., Wellington. 173G

WELLINGTON GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. THE Third Quarter, 1884, wi 1 begin on MONDAY, 21st July. CHAB, P. POWLES, 1730 Secretary,

& @ S; By Appointrceut to Ills Excellency W. LITTLE JOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIAN h, • Lambioh-Qoay Wellington, WILL eminence Biimdcss in Masterton iu Pirry's Buildings, Quccn-strett, ON MONDAY, llira JUNE, 'iih a First-class Stock of NEW GOODS, Inspection is CotMly Invited. Tbo Eepniiing of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery will receive Special Attention. WANTED-A Strong Boy that can milk and make himself generally useful on a farm, Apul] office of this paper. 1736