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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2193, 13 January 1886, Page 3

Amusements). HEAT R E.ROY A L. JANUARY mh,lBS6, The Sydney Orator, will lecture, Subject: " Was Adam the first Man j.or The World on Fire," Admission-Back Seats Is; Dress Circle, single tickets 2s, double ticket (to admit lady and gentleman) 3s, 2191 Chair takon at 8 sharp, ' & Co. General and Furnishing Ironmongers, Wellington, TMPORTEDfrom America, ex "Escort," AMERICAN GLASS FRUIT. JARS 1 quart 12s, 2 quarts 16s per dozen. Eor preserving fbuit whole for any length of time. Tho same jars may be used from year to year. Opening for wtsfxil Ghrislmas Presents— Electro Plated Goods m Great Variety, fatimmmmm rom the well-known makers Shaw & Fisher, These are of .the very newest designs. Prices from 21s to 59s each. Tho names of the makers are a sufficient guarantee of the quality, and the prices are as low as for inferior articles. Brittania Metal Tea Pots, silver pattorn, best quality, 12s to 235. CRICKET

TENNIS GOOjjS. Builders' and House Furnishing Ironmongers. I Discount 10 percent for Cash. Country Orders Carefully Executed. iROBT.'GARDNER'dCo. WELLINGTON. HAVING repeatedly been asked by their numerous customers the question Why don't yon start a Counting Competition? Have decided on inaugurating on TUESDAY, . 10th November, a GRAND Peppercorn Competition

For exact number of Peppercorns in Glass Eottlo now exhibited in their window in Cuba-stkkei, Should no one be fortunate enough in registering the exact number, ■ £SO ■ ~• Will bo given for the first nearest estimate Will be given to the next nearest ostimate; Will be given to the third newest estimate. Ties, if any, to be entitled to an equal division of the amount of prize, Competition toolose 10th February, 188G, " The bottle and' peppercorns were ordorcd at MrW. C. FitzGerald's, Chemist, Manners-st., and sealed by him in the presence of A, McDonald, Esq., J.P., Manners-street. Every purchaser to the value of fivo shillings will receive one ticket, and every additional 5s spent will secure an extra ticket, so tho more you spend the greater number of chances you have, Tk CHEAPEST House in town, Note,—Bmssells Carpet 3s 9d per yard, 2148 " WRONG SIDE OF OUBA STREET." TO THE PUBLIC. A S we are so frequently being asked ,_ by many of our numerous customers how it is we sell better goods at Lower Prices than the large puffing claptrap places, we thought we would just answer the question once for all through the press. There are many reasons, six of which I will namo--1. We know how to buy. 2. We give no discount. 3. We have no Xmas gifts, 4. We give no credit. 5. Wedon't sell peas, beans, orpepper 6. in fact, we give nothing away, By those means wo can and will, sell cheap. Those who have not yet paid us a visit, kindly look in on " the wrong side of Cuba-street," and compare our goods and prices. li. STONE, 2190 ' ' Dbahsr.

WAIRARAPA PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ' THE-ANNUAL RAM & EWE FAIRS Will BE HELD AT The Show Grounds, Carterton, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 17th , and 18th FEBRUARY, 1886. ENTRIES, accompanied by the fees, must be lodged with the Secretary at Carterton, on or before SATURDAY, 13th February, 1886, at noon, and in order that.sufficient accommodation may be provided, and catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to state when making the entry whether the sheep are to be sold singly'or otherwise, and to nftminate.

their auctioneer, All sheen to be on.the ground at 10 o'clock .a.m., and, to blj.removed by permission of the Stewards only. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. The RAM FAIR wUI be held on Wednesday, 17th February, and the' entrance fees are Is per head up to 5,' and 6d per head for all over that number. Single sheep 2s per head.- ..; The EWE PAIR will be held on the following day, Thursday, 18th February, and the entrance fees are 2s,per score up to 100, and ls.per score for all over'that number. ■ ■;:''-., ■ ;■'■'•'' ; H, H. WOLTERS, 2188 Secretary.