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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1849, 26 November 1884, Page 3

MASTERTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. havitig fcceti pto. vide'd for the purpose, the Htm. ■juSxsj'ij.prepared to receiv® BOARDERS into hfe own faSnily. ■For terms, iic., apply to THE HEADMASTER. JOHN; MONTGOMERY, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, MASTESTON. Estimates given for Buildings find Repairs. C I c i t D._COX. ; GROOER, DRAPER, AND GENERAL ; sioMeePer, WALLACE-STREET,' tfEATHERSTON*. A Large and Varied Stock op CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S J GIFTS! GIFTS!! JUST OPENED UP. Goods delivered to any part of the Valley. 1822 4 WHITING, Id per lb. RAPP & HARE'S. ) 0, W WHO IS THE MAN? HY, FEILDER, AT THE " Little Dust Fan," MANNERS STREET, Where you can get GOOD VALUE for your Money in the shape of FURNITURE ot EVERY DESCRIPTION from the.Cottage to the Mansion ; and for CHINA AND GLASS He has the best Co'lectlon in Wellington. Drawing Room Suites from £l4 of superior make and other goods equally as cheap. 1535 "trout fishing. A J. BENNETT has on hand a large I assortment of Fishing Tacklo, coil* sistiiig of Rods, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Flies, Gut, to. Also direct importer of Cricketing Materials, by best makers. A. J. Bennett, General and Furnishing Ironmonger, Cuba and Gliuznee streets, Wellington, BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS. Dolm, . J. BIItREL'S, Dolis, Toys, Fancy Repository, Toys Fancy Goods. Cubs-St., Fancy Goods WELLINGTON. ALL kinds of Fancy-Work Materials, and Fancy-Work Books. Stamped and commenced work, and cut-out paper patterns "Visitors to Wellington are respectfully invited to examine our varied stock and note prices. Assortment of Real Brussels, Honitok, and Tomhon Laces. ORDERS accompanied by remittance Promptly attended to. TO travel the diftrict this season. the Purebred Clydesdale Horse, Young Sir Coliu Campbell; Also, the Thoroughbred Horse Mangle. YOUNG SIR COLIN CAMPBELL will travel the district, and MANGLE will be turned into paddocks with mares, Foe further particulars seo cards, I. PIKE, CASTLEPOINT ROAD DISTRICT. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. " A N Election for a member for No. 1 Su'b-ditiiion of the abovo District, in place of Mr Richard R, Meredith, resigned, will take place on Saturday, the 6ih December. Nominations will close at the office of the Board, on Saturday, the 20th iiist. at 12 noon. Nomination forms may be obtained from A. McHUTCHON, . Returning Officer. Te.nui, 19th November, 1881;. <- 1843 MASTERTON WOOD, -IVORY AND STONE TURNERY WORK, QOIEN-ST. WILLIAM GAREY begs to notify that he has removed hie factory to more central, premises in Queen-street, near the Steim Sash and Door Factory, N.8.-Turnery done on the shortest notice, Bowling pins Chalk Cups, Billiard Balls turned and ie-tumod. Large stock of Chairs on hand. I§l6 £l5O. £l5O, £l5O. VENTURE'S CONSULTATION ON THE LOWER r VALLEY JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. GOO at 5s Eacli. First Horse £4O Second Horse 20 Third Horse 15 Other Horses, divided ~ 30 Two Cash Prizes at £lO ~ 20 Three do, do. at £5 ~ 15 Ten do. do. at £1 .. 10 Total, less usual 10 per cent. £l5O Will close on December 24th. A committee to be chosen from the shareholders will be appointed to conduct the drawing, If not filled prizes will be divided pro rata. Apply early and send Bcampa foi reply and re3U~!t, Address-VENTURE, Care A. L. Weteter, 1844 Box JB, .Post Office, Greytowu, CmTERION HOTEL. Lambion-Quay Wei,nun-fox, MRS EWING, having succeeded J. R ' BROWN, wt'lKS to notify that the CRITERION HOTEL has been re'furuukd throughout, and now olfcrs Superior Accommodation to travellers and boarders. N.B.—All liquors of the very best qaaUty.