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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1922, 23 February 1885, Page 3

MASTEIITON TOWN' LANDS. TRUST. . I FT|HE Trustees have . of £350 to ■ INVEST, and era of 1. Freehold Property r Sale. 2. Freehold Property for Mortgage. Full particulars of the properties must be sent in to the undersigned in SEALED MARKED ENVELOPES, on or before FRIDAY, Cth March, 1885, at 5 p.m. R. BROWN, 1911 Secretary. BUILDING SITE WANTED. mENDERS are invited to Noon on 1 SATURDAY, February 28, marked, and addressed to the undersigned, from persons having a building site to dispose of near the centre of tho town, suitable for. a site for an Oddfellows Hall. Size, price, and position to be stated. W. SELLAR, For the Trustees,. Loyal Masterton Lodge, 1.0.0. F. 11. U: 1918 EXHIBITION, 1885.

Weliihqton Local Committee. W. H. Levin, Esq., Chairman. W, 0, Chatfield, Esq. W. Litilejohn, Esq. G. Denton, Esq. E. Dixon, Esq. J. Dcthie, Esq. K. Gardner, Esq. J. LOCKIE, Esq. J. Mackay, Esq. G. V. Shannon, Esq. 0. J. Toxward, Esq. • In order that the Wellington Provincial District may be fully and obviously represented at the forthcoming exhibition to be held in Wellington in AUGUST NEXT, probable exhibitors are invited to communicate with any of the above named gentlemen, and-to obtain all information from the Secretary to the Exhibition at Wellington, Forms of application for space can be had at the office of this paper, and must be duly filled up and returned to the Secretary at Welling: ton, on or before the 28th inst. for the General Branch, and on or before the Ist April for.tho Home Industry Branch. . CHARLES CALLIS, General Secretary. Exhibition Offices, Wellington, 17th Feb. 18813 1918

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