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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1856, 4 December 1884, Page 3

MASTERTON DISTRICT HIGH . . SCHOOL. '■ ATION- having been pro_Vid.^d- for.',the"; pvu-pdae, the Heas,\ HA3XEB ia pWpar&d ;tc) receiVa BOARDI2B3 into h« ®wo''laitifjf;/ ■ For iSo./'appiy.'to: THE fIEADMASTEK,. ) : BijiLiJEir AN# • MASTERTON... Eatimatea given for Buildinga and Repairs. :;KDgJaX, QROQER, DRAPER, AND GENERAL SIOREKEEPER, WALLACE -STREET, I?EATHERSTON. A Large and Varied Stock op CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS 1 GIFTS!! JUST OPENED UP. Goods delivered to any part of the Valley/ 1822 w WHO IS THE MAN ? HY, FEILDEU, :AT THE " Little Dust Pan," , MANNERS STREET, Where you can get GOOD VALUE for your Money in the shape of FURNITURE ot EVER 7 DESCRIPTION from the Cottage to the Mansion ; and for CHINA AND GLASd He littS' the best CoJcot'ou in Wellington, Drawing Room Suites from £l4 of superior make and other goods equally as cheap. 1535 TROUT FISHING. ■ J. BENNETT has on hand a largo ... assortment of Fishing Tackle, conn silting of Bode, Reels, Lines, Baskets, Flies, Gut, &o. Also direct importer of Cricketing Materials, by best makers. A. J.Bennett, General and Furnishing Ironmonger,. Cuba and Ghuznee streets, Wellington. BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS. Dotw, J, BlltliEL'S, Dolls, To?s, Panel/ Repository, Tots Fakoy Goods. Obba-Kt„ Fancy Goods WELLINGTON. ALL kinds ol 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 Torchon Laces. ORDERS accompanied by remittance Promptly attended to. MASTERTCV WOOD, IVORY AND STONE TURNERY WORKS, Qoeen-ST. WILLIAM CAHEY begß to notify that lie has removed his factory to moro central premises in Queen-afreet, near " Steam Sash and Door Factory, N.B.—Turnery done on the shortest notice. Bowling pins Chalk Cups, and Billiard Balls turned and re-turned. Larjje stock of Choirs on hand. 1846 PAPERHANGINGS TUST RECEIVED, Ex "VICTORY," 6 KALES Containing 2GOO pieces of newest pattern, to my special order. Persons requriug their rooms re-papered are respectfully invited to INSPECI' MY STOCK OF PATTERNS. Pattern Books and pi iocs .sent up country. Rooms repapered on the shoitest notice, and all sizes of GLASS kept iu stock, from a 10x12 to liOx-iO, " GEORGE COKER, .v mumERS'HALL, PAINT AND'TAJPERHANGING' DEPOT. ' LITTLER CELEBRATED ,N.ON-' '. , POISONOUS; " 1 : TUriXES' roadily with cold water. One .■?i~ gallon will make 100 gallons of wash, sufficient to dip 200 sheep. In 40 gallon .casks, 5s per gallon, In 5 gallon drums, 5i fid por gallon. M. CASKLBEIiG & CO., Agents forWairarap.i, MURRAY ROBERTS & CO., Wellington, #|HS§ CASTLEPOINT ROAD DISTRICT. rpHE following Candidates wore duly -*• nominated $s members of No 1 Subdivision oi the Castlepuiut lUad District: RICHARD R MEREDITH. HENRY RICHARDSON ELDER. And as tho number of Candidates exceeds the number required to fill the vacancy, a Poll will lie taken at ihe residence of Mr Thomas Car'swell, Blairlogin, on SATURDAY, December 6th, between the hours oi 9 u.m, and 6 p.m. ' A. MoHUTCBEON, Ueiurning Officer. Tinni, November 29, 1884. 1852 TO STATION HOLDERb AND OTHERS. THE undersigned is prepared to supply fencing- posts, rails, or house-blocks, all ot the best heart of totara. PIERCE COTTER, Jun., Grevtown. W. F. PETERS, BOOT AND SHoEHAKER, CARTEiITON. TS prepared to supply 800 fS and SHOES JL at the following prices' ,»"J •• ' I £. S. D, V Men's Elastic Sides 1 ;0. O . Men's SbVotera 1 O O : Ladiis'.Calf Eias.ij .015 O • Lidies' Kid Ela.iiio ' 015 O Men'B Watertight ... O 18 O ; : W. F, PETERS, NEXT-WAKE LIN'S BAKERY, s -r CAttTlitiTON. .Mf