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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 13 October 1884, Page 3

IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT'OF BANK: RUPTCY, HOLDEN AT MASTERTON. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883. rPICE iB hereby given that I, . EDWIN BROMLEY BELI., ol f Masterion, in the County of Wairurupn Bast, in New Zealand, Baker, lmve this day filed in tlio siid Cuiirt at Mastertou a petition to be adjudged a bankrupt, Dated this thirteenth day of October, 1884, .. EDWIN BROMLEY BELL. 1812 'Ri-'iS " SHEEP ACT, 1878." NORTH WAIRARArA. THE following Quarterly list of Runs or farms on which there were infected Sheep, on the 80th September, 1884, is published in accordance with Section 19, of the above Act: Andrew, Rev, J. C., Ica ... 18,200 Bolhss Hugh, Woiidhurat ... 1500 Livortou, Wm, Pakowai , 4,500 The abore is ii true and correct return, JOHN DRDJIMOND, 1812' Sheep Inspector. A PPLICATION'S will !>e received up to 5 p.m TUESDAY, October '2lst foe the Office of Pouiidkeei>er to the Borough ot Masterton. Sdary : £25 per annum. Particulars at the Council Chambers, J B. BROWN, Town Clerk, £1 REWARD. STOLEN or strayed, a dark Brown Marc, branded JJ. Finder will receive llu above reward on icturnini; Bame to G. GUNDERSON, Maitriceville. 1812 MASTERTON ROAD DISTRICT. PUBLIC TENDERS will close at NOON nf 25th October nt the 'Road Board Office, Masterton, where specifications &c. can be seeu, for the following works on the Opaki to Ranoitunrnu Road Contract No. 1, 80 chains road raetalliug, Contract No, 2. 58 chains road metalling, Contract No, 8, CG'4O chains road raetalliug. C, E BREMNER. October 13,1884, 1812 SUMMER SEASON AT The Corner House. MjKV MILLINERY! NEW DRAPERY! NEW CLOTHING!! & RAVES AND T»ING RAVES AND Jj LEMING Have much pleasure in announcing tliat their various Departments are now leplete with Cnoica New Season's Goods, and would respectfully invite the inhabitants of Wairarapa to pay a visit to their Warehouse and inspect their LARGE STOCK OF NOVELTIES for the SUMMER SEASON. MILLINERY! MILLINERY!! A Grand Display of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets is to be seen in our window —tho most choice collection in tho city. Sateens, Zephyr Cloths. 1000 Piec'es and Patterns to tclect from, from 2Jd to 2s per yard, Bare Novelties in Checked Siteens an! Spotted Zephyrs, specially selected for the Comer House, French Beiges, Nun's C'.oth, Catmelettes. All Wool Dress Materials, made i from the Anest of Lamb's Wool and as cool to the wearer i as any cotton or linen fabric. All i-lades prices ranging from 9Jd per yard tj 2s lid per yd. Checked Spun Silks. Beautiful tiools, from 2s fid per yard. Special Novelties for evening wearCrepe de Lisse, Khartoum Muslincttes, Silk Striped Oatmeal Cloth, ANGO LA TliU'ttY CLOTH, iu all variety of shades. Silk and Satin Jackets, Broche Jackets, Cashmere Jackets. Silk aid Sarin Doimius, Broche Dolmans, Cashing Dolmans. Sitk Capes, Silk Cheuelle Capes, Cashmere Iry special and novel lot of Artificial Scr Plants (or Pots, Look as well us natural and not half tho trouble, Also a largo collection cf highly artistic PO'l'S, BUitible fjr any hall or drawing room, now on view iu our window, ew Flowers and Fruits, New Feathers, Now and New Underclothing, New Hose, New Gloves, New Ties, New Collarettes, New Plaid Kibbous, New Laces, and a la r f e assortment of <~ OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT is well stocked with Men's, Youths' and Boya' Suits, Trousers and Vests, Trousers, Hats, Caps, Underclothing, Scarfs, Ties, braces, Sox, etc., etc, G. & F. will be happy to forward patterns of materials on application (parcels pteoaid) to all parts of the Wairarapa. All orders made up urdcr ourpersonal supervision, and most carefully attended to. An early inspection would oblige THE COMER HOUSE, Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington. HAWKE3 BAY RACING CLUB. NOMINATIONS, one bov,, for the Hawke's Bay Guineas, three hundred sovs, 1886, for three year olds, yearlings) close on THURSDAY, at eiaht o'clock. 1812 P, D. LOCKIE. DISTRICT ORDERS. Volunteer Offioe, Featherston, 10th Oct., 1884, 11HE Misterton Rifle Volunteers wil parade for inspection at 7.30 p,m, oi the 23rd inst., and for class firing at G a.m on the 24th. kL HENRY BUNNY, (Major) J9 Commanding Wairarapa District.