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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2196, 16 January 1886, Page 3

SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, PLANING AND MOULDING MILL. A DJOINING RAILWAY STATION, A GREYTOWN N. 2195 MASTBBTON LODGE, No. 1430, E.C. rpHE regular monthly meeting will tako I pluco at tho Masonic Hall, Bannis-tor-street, on MONDAY, 18th January, 1886. Lodgetylcd.itßp.rn. . By order of the W.M. W. R, BERRY, 2195 Secretary. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANNIVER SARY DAY, 188 C. ordinary Time-Tablo will be suspended. EXCURSION FARES. Ist 2nd Class Class. fMastcrtonl4slos6d w n I Carterton 12s 98 PotoS J-and W™ l23 93 LowerHutt 7s Cd Ivaitoki... 03 4s J [Upper Huttfe 2a (id Thoso Tickets will be, issued between the above stations (either way) on 21st 22nd, and 23rd January, and will be available for return journey up to Monday, 25th. DAY EXCURSION FARES. "1 f Mastcrton...7s 5s 3d Wellington j Carterton... Ga 4s Cd Petone > and -j Greytown... 03 4s Gd LowerHutt | Feathsraton 5s 3s 9d J [Kaitoki ~,4s 3s These tickets will he issued between the above stations (either way) by ordinary trams on the 22nd and 23rdJanuary, and will be available for return on day of issue only. SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS, issued from any station to any station from January 21st to 23rd inclusive, will be available for return up to Monday, January "sth. See time-table in later issues. 2195 BY ORDER. MR <}. BEETHAM TNVIT.ES the electors of Wairarapa JL North to meet him at MAURICF.VILLE-Sohoolhouse, Satur- ' day, January 10, at 7 p.m. 2189 MR G. BEETHAM,

[■MITES THE ELECTORS OF "WAIRAKAPA EAST To meet him at tho PUBLICS HALL, TINUL TUESDAY, NEXT, m 19th Iksiaot. 2194 IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC OP MASTERTON. TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD, WE, the undersigned, Contractors of Master-ton, hereby ' givo notice that WE WILL NOT 'TENDER for any work brought out under the superintendence of Mr Geo. Fannin. WRItiLKY &KOSB, ARTHUR CLEGHORN, T. JAMES, V, T. PEACOCK, and other contractors and sub-contrac-tors who do not wish their names to bo made public 2194 MASTERTON AGRIOULUAL <fc PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL/ RAM and EWE FAIR, WILL BE HELD AT MESSRS LOWES and IORFS SALE YAIIDS. . Masterton, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lira, 188 C. ENTRIES, accompanied by fees, must be lodged with the Secretary it Masterton on or before SATURDAY, FEIiRU.)RY Cth, 1888, and in order that catalogues may bo prepa ed, vendors aro requested to Btatc, when making the entry, whether the sheep are to be sold, singly or otherwise, and to nominal tho auctioneer. Sheep must hp on tho ground by 10 a.m. on thy day of Fair and to be removed by permission of the Stowaids only. Sal,Q>,cpmmenco at 11 a,m. sharp, The entry fees for rams will be 0d per head up to 10, and 3d per head for all over that number;. Bins;!©, sheep Is per

For ewcs v Jj per score up to 100, and (id pur Bcoro. for nil over that number. ' BICHD. J. PITTON, Secretary, TempleQhambers.Masterton, CHEMIST, OARTEKTONx AOEHT Pvft Cooper's SJiaeep Dip. 2189 vhnstw and Hew Year New Goods for Prizes and Presents. THE undersigned has just received ex ''lonic," a beautiful aisorlmentof. Christmas and Now Year Cards; also a largeand varied st jclc of books, stationary, fancy goods and toys. New books au,d periodicals by ovcry English mail. PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches, Photographs taken in any weather bv the instantaneousGelatino-Eromide dry plates, Largest and besf< 'assortment of' Maori Photograph? in, Now. Zealand. Agont fQr all the leading N.Z; papers. T, E.PRICE, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MASTJERTON. F KTIITKK ER, • ' (Opposite Bim March, )EGS to tender to his numerous cubjj turners and the public generally, the compliments of the season. , Local and Foreign Season Fruits, A Jargo supply on hand, which wiU b*