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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1918, 18 February 1885, Page 3

WAIRARAPA EAST COUNTY. "jVpTICE is hereby given that thi i-i Whareama Ferry service is \m closed. The two boats lying there an for sale, also a quantity of waste Timbei and a small shed at the Waipoui P. G. MOORE, County Clerk. February 16,1885. 19K LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP. T.TNFOUNDED Statements having U been made against the now wellknown Dip, we are authorised by the Manufacturers to state that although they have Reduced the Price In order to-meet AN INCREASING. DEMAND ' The Quality has been MAINTAINED and the dip is now is now the BEST AND CHEAPEST .KQRQISQNOUB DIP IN THE MARKET. Ancl if used in accordance..with print®} instructions WILL MOT DISCOLOR THE WOOL, Agents,-Murray, Roberts, & Co,, Wellington and Napier, M. CASELBERGk CO., Sub-agents, Masterton and Grey town. ' " 1910 JN Response, to Re-iterated Requests' the Rev. L. M. ISITT will his lectyro' o\\ GENERAL pOHDON , ENERAL UOKDON ON THURSDAY, FEB. 20th, in the Wesley an Church, (?hair taken at 8 o'clock-precisely. Admission—ONE SHILLING. m ALE | Qj ALE | ALE! DALE, "AT FELLINGHAM'S BOOT STORE, Queen-5t...,. Masterton. MRS FELLINGHAM, before stocktaking, has determined to jijvye ti Cjearjng-out Casl) Sale. All goods are limited In plain figures, and 15 per cent, equal to tliree shillings in the & will be allowed off tho present prices, which are already marked'below cost prjge in uiany for DAYS ONLY, -j^ COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, FELLINQHAM'S T3OOT QTORE, ELLINGIIAM'S -DOOT tJTORE, . QUEEN-ST . .MASTERTON; NOTICE-, PERSONS having claims upon or indebted to the estate of tho late EDWIN MEREDITH, junr,, aro requested to forward particulars to me,' care of C, F. Gawith, Masterton, EDWIN MEREDITH,; 8 Trustee, GEO. DIXON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, OrrosiTE Club Hotel, Masterton, HAND, a large assortment NEW PIPES of every deacviptipiij all Mptls of TOBACCOS of the best brands, prime Cigars and Cigarettes, iind Tobacconist requisites too numerous-16 particulariso, DIXON'S FARtfAMED ROUGH CUT TOBACCOS, cut on the premises, sold and sent every where, WHOLE' sale and Retail, HAIRDRESSING SALOON ON THE : PREMISES. G. D. having purchased the whole ol MrR, BROWN'S BOOKS & STATIONERY has now oil hand and to be SOLI CHEAP- . . . ' ' " liVealeyaii Hymn Books, Ohuroh Services School" Books',' Copy' Boob, Slates, alid a] School Requisites; Novels and afowsnlcndii lines in POCKET DIARIES for 1885, Tissw Paper, Drawing Paper, Card Board, Gold am Silver Paper, Tracing Paper, and Stationery ii all its branches; Inks, Pens, he,', and all kind; of Fancy. Goods, Musical Instruments, I'layinj Cards, and. thousands of articles too varied ti ie. AGENT FOREvcning Post New Zealand Times and Mail Canterbury Times " Waihakapa Daily and Star Moore's celebrated Herbal Pills Campbell, watchmaker. G. DIXON, The Qomr Shop. 190! NORTH ISLAND MAIN-TRUNK RAILWAY.. MARTON-TE AWAMUTU. CONTRACT'FOR 00,000 SLEEPERS WRITTEN Tenders, will be receive • at this office up to' Noon ( ■Monday, tlid 23rd February, 1885 for tli above Contract. They are to be marke outside " Tender for. Sixty Thousaii Sleeper Contract," and addressed to tl; Hon, the Minister for Public Works,' aij sent to Wanganui office, Specificatioi and general conditions may be seen i Public Works Offices, Wellington ail Wanganui, and at Railway Stations Ma terfcon, -; Carterton, Foxton, ' Fieldin] Palmei'ston Nprfiji,.. and -Mai'ton, and : Post Office, Greytown, The lowest ( tender not necessarily accepted. ' By' Command, " . JOHN T. STEWART, ' District Engineer. Public Works Office, Wanganui, 20th Januaiy, 1885.' ' 901