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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1741, 21 July 1884, Page 3

A tear drop stood in Macracarpa'B eye,' Pimiß iDsigois heaved a dreadful sigh ; , Cupresus gave a moat unearthly moan, Hydrangea, Daphne, Erica made their moan. Herbaceous plants, Bulbs, Tubers, Cauli- ■ flowers and Roses ■•• j . Mingled their bitter tear drops down each others noses Then having spoke their grievances; they formed into a ring, And, lifting up their voices, sang the followChords. Oh I Mao pray come back, , Our rqotb are getting dry; Oh I Mao we're turning black, "We very soon shall die. Solo bj the Oak, McCardlo how we pine fir yew. It's thyme you did return, Your absence bitterly we rue, We're Chili yet we burn, Chorus.—Oh I Mao, &e:, Solo by ihe Apbicot, Mao leaves us for the poplar vote, To attend the helm of State, And the Elm's left to its fate, Chokes—Oh! Mac, &c. MR GEORGE BEETHAM'S ■Will meet in the TEMPLE CHAMBERS, Masterton, TO-NIGHT, (MONDAY), at 7 p.m. IRONMONGERY. W THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OP W. WARING TAYLOR, IHE whole of the STOCK in the above REDUCTIONS for the purpose of clearing it with the leaut possible delay. It consists of a good assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING MONGERY-Electro-plated ware Table Cutlery E, P. Spoons and Forks Fenders and Fireirona Tinware Travelling Tninka, Ac, Ac. UPHOLSTERERS' AND CABINETMAKERS' Brassfoundry Bedsteads Sofa Springs, etc., &c, CARPENTERS' TOOLS BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS NGINEER'S TOOLS . 'CARRIAGE BUILDERS' IronmongeryOilcloth Carriage Cloth Hickory Spokes, Rims, Hubs, &c, &e, Axles and Springs Bolts and Nuts Lamps Trimming Leather, &c, &o, PAINTERS' AND PAPERHANGERS' REQUISITESPaints Oits and Colors Varnishes Scrim Brushes, all kinds BUILDERS'-IRONMONGERY- J Grates Ranges) Sash Weights Roofing £ Nails, &c, &a. Pncing Wire, black and galvanized Do barbed Horse Powers Chaff Cntfers Turnip do Koot Pulpers Butchers' Chopping Maohines Manoles, <£o.', &c. GUNS, single and double AMMUNITIONCartridges Do cases Powder Shot, Chilled and Plain Lead • Wads, &c, &o, C. 0, GRAHAM, Official Assignee in the Estate of 1741 W. Waring Taylor. WAIRARAPA EAST COUNTY. ■ )ÜBLIO notico is hereby given that at a . meeting of tho Council to bo held on THURSDAY, the 14th of August next, the following resolution will be proposed in accordance with seotion 13 of the Road Boards Act, 1882 :- ' This Council hereby, by speoial order, dissolves the Masterton Road Board, appoints Robert Wilsone as Returning Officer, and orders that the election of a new Board for the Masterton Road District shall be conducted under the regulation of ' Local Elections Act, 1876. By ordor, • ' F.G.MOORE, County Clerk, County Council Chambers, Masterton, 21st July, 1884. /lEWSI VIEWS! VIEWS! V New Zealand through the Camera. By the Well-known Photographers, Messrs Burton Bros,, of Dunedin, Over 2000 views, assorted, to choose from, Fresh ones are constantly being added, Subscribers for a series of 52 viewß may Choose their own Pictures, and can have them in any number from One Weekly. Price, Is each, A portfolio will be presented to sub* Bcribere, or the views will be well bound in Cloth Album, with gold lettering,. free of oharge, Inspection invited, ~ : Note,—The proprietors, Messrs Franco ros,, wish to inform inhabitants of the fairarapa that all views sent out by their establishment bear the name of Burton Bros,, without whioh none are genuine, : ~, ';, i.. • , AOBNIS- ; Masterton .. J. Watt Carterton .. •• B. A. Gardner & Son Groytown .... ..A. L.Webster Featherston .. .. J. D. Oakjey FRAN i CE ; 8R05...,.....,.,.....,.We11inqi0n, ' Sole Agents for Burton Bros. 1741