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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1987, 11 May 1885, Page 3

BUSH FALLING. TENDERS are invited up to MAY 23rd for FALLING 200 acres of ■ BUSH in the Alfredton District. For particulars' apply to tlio undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ;i ,. : 1985 ] Eketahuna Hotel; JAMES TOMER,

MASTERTON OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB. "VTOMINATIONS for the undennenJLl| tioned nets close with the Secretary at Mastcrton on SATURDAY, 6th June 1885, Champagne Stakes, 188(> Of 100govs;second.horse 20 sovs from advertised amount,' For two year olds. Colts 7st 101b; Fillies and Geldings, 7st 61b. Six furlongs. Nomination 1 sov; 2 sovs on night m general entry; and 1 sov at the post, Masterton-Opaki Derbv, 1887. Of 125 sovs, second horse 20 sovs, third horse 3 sovs. from the advertised amount For three years olds; colts Bst lOlbs; Fillies and Geldings Bst 61b ; li miles; Nomination 1 sov; 3 sovs on night of night of general entry and 1 sov. at the post, RICHD. J. FJTTON, Hon, Secretary.

, S. AYSES, MEPICAL HEIiBAUST ANII . gOTAN'IC QIIF.MIST, OK TaranakiSt, and Momwoni'ii St., •WEJITJIjioton, WHOLESALE and Retail Agent for Professor BrowVx NATURE'S HERBAL REMEDIES. R.A. is very successful in healing all kinds of diseases with the Hekbai, Tbkatment, as numerous Letters and restimonials "will prove. Send for copy. Advice Gratis, by enclosing stamp for reply. IREE TO ALL.- Shakesperian Almanac for 1885, A good supply of Herbs, Roots, Barte, Powders, &c., always on liai.it]. Agent for Mastertoii--J, WI^IAMS, g 'I; F R I E ]\J A N, ' (Successor to G. Cainpliell), WATCH AND QLOCIv MAKER DWELLER, Sfanncvs S tree t .. Wellington. IST Every flcscriptfan pf Hprological VVork Cleaned jtn(l Impaired.

A, BRADFORD, 8 UK'S HUH, JJAS Removed into his New Premises QUEEN-ST., MASTERTON. Just received, ex lonic, a Largo stock of— BREECHLOADERS k MUZZLELOADERS, Both Single and Double. All kinds of Ammunition and general sporting requirements supplied at clv.OTest rates in town. All repairs expeditiously executed, ' 1938

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. JOSEPH DIXON, HAVING purchased the BRANCH nii4 CONFECTJO3JERY'' BUSINESS" V fa ClkiiibeMa'in Bios.'," opposite F. H. Wood's new Auction Rooms, begs to solicit the patronage of the public of Masterton and its vicinity, and lie begs to assure them that no effort jifl'hja pint will be sparei] tp ' 1 " 'tylJE SA.TI§|.AGMON. EVERYTHING GOOD, FRESH, m. " CHEAP. HOT TEA ALWAYS MY: •" JOSTCBLI DIXON, PjiOrillETO)!, Qiiceu-i-tyeet, Mnsterton, 1(1*0 WILLIAM T. PEACOCK, BUMS MO CORTIMCTM MASTERTON. ESTIMATES GIVJSN. 1982 TIIE WHITE HART HOTEL, CARTERTON. "j TXT T) HAS much p]oasurp i|i yy . J>, fprnnpg hjs mil)] jo i|i generaVtliati lie lias {alien prateioii of "tj\e above wcll-k'nop Rifling lately ship qf ]\|r RonEiif'EuiciTTß,' and "that SQW &'(!%s will defy fflmte 'Sitting Uoid led Pooms, The Culimry Amrigemflfs avo under the Pronrietor'shmedinte tinprvisimi Sample Room for Commercial .Travellers in the Centre of the Town. Good Stablixg and Paddocks.

A Cab meets the trainj fem tho City. XQIIQE Qjf APPLICATION FOR A ipUBL rCM ! § LipE|(SE.' T WILLIAM BLIJfKHOME, of Xj Mwiceville, settlor, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, nn'l will, at the next Licensing meeting to b e hoklen at Masterton, on the Ist day of JUNE, 1885, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house and appurtenances situated at Mauriceville, to be licensed and known as the Railway Hotel, containing 12 rooms, exclusive of tiicse required for t]|o tiM) nf tlio family. Bated the 6th day of May, l'lkj. 1986 W. BLINKHORNE. G. P. MANSELL, Tobacconist & Fakcy Goods Dealer, JTAS re-.nponetj in h| new pren-jise? ' i'HEATB^'UQYAL t J } Qiieen : Stveet>, IVlasterton. A completo stock of Meerschaums, Briars and' fancy pipes. Cigaaud cigar? of tl\e ' ' ||rjGDt' brantfa.' IQBG S}ASTERTOi? PRESBYTERIAN ! ' PHPRCH.' ' - " OJfSPZSDAY EVENING the jtev. D. Pulton wjllfommepce a SEftlEfj Of LEOTUtIES, to be continued during the winter months, dealing with., tlio evidences of Christianity, and objections of modern scepticism, If"