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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1890, 16 January 1885, Page 3

: COTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! CORNER HOUSE. ./GRAVES 0 TILE MING j '.'-VJR-A-VES • Oft J-LEMING "Will continue their GIFT DISTRIBUTION MONDAY, 19th JANUARY. FOR GIFTS I .:"•■" [ FOR GIFTS! FOR GIFTS! TM LAST DAY! THE LAST DAY! •: • " THE LAST DAY MONDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1885, ■' :- 1 j iHE bad weather during the holidays presenting numerous Town and:C6u)atiy: Customers from making their . purchases,' they will still h'avfi.an oppori'unjty.'of doing so, and securing some' of •4h» very handsome' gifts tliat Graves & . FiBiUNQ will present till Monday, -19 th Jttiuary," Pleurals, Pictures, Pictukes, ;. Vases. Vases. Vases, Ji?ASteE Goons, Japanese Goods. '•.,-'/.'•'' Javanese Goods. .. '.Chinesb Goods. Chinese Goods. ' Chinese Goods. . •.; ■ PiKcif Goods. Fancy Goods. X' 'Ac., Ac. • REMEMBER! REMEMBER! -MONDAY, 19th JANUARY, 1885, The Last Day for Gifts at THE CORNER HOUSE. GRAVES & FLEMING, . ' Coba and Manners-sweets. DRAPERS, MILLINERS, & CLOTHIERS. .' MOLESWORTH-STRRET, TiIOKNDON. ' TINUI JOCKEY CLUB. | will bo held on the TINUI COURSE, ...On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, The-sth and 6th of March, 1885, Programme of events will be posted up fit the principal Hotels in the district at an early date. • 1890 ANNIVERSARY DAY,. - : " " JANUARY 22nd 1885, PICNIC. J, G. MCKAY'S PADDOCK, KURIPUNI. SWINGS AND OTHER GAMES. ...'"• Tea from 5 till if p.m, 'USIC by " Moiib.V do La Rocho, for .•all who care for dancing on the ...•„ ".-'. "green carpet." Gatet open at 2 p.mi. Admission, Is; Children under twelve, Cd. 1882 MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS will be received up to NOON of SATURDAY, the 17th current, for PAINTING the bridge recently erected across the Wainuioru- river, near Brancepeth. v& Specifications to be seen at this office, 0. E. BREMNER, ■ .■"•'■ Engineer. Road Board Office, A MEETING of the SPECIAL fIETA TLEMENT ASSOCIATION will we placo at the Institute, on FRIDAY, p 16th instant, at 8 p.m. ..••-.. Business : To receive tho Report of the Exploring Committee; to finally decide upon a block; elect officers, and adopt rales. G. M. PARK, 1888 ••;•■ Sec. pro. (em, TO FARMERS AND PRODUCE /'. DEALERS. TENDERSare invited up to 15th February; for the supply of 150 tons sound, sweet, oaten hay in sheevcs; or same quantity of oaten hay chaff,cutfrom unthraafted • sheaves, to be 'delivered ;at jhe stable* dßhi Wellington City Tramrwaye, at the; '"wharf, or at the Railway Depot, Wellington, at the rate of about $ tons .per uiouth. This lowest or any