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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2199, 20 January 1886, Page 3

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UfIpERS for painting a building in Maaterton will bit receivod at my house (where a specification of the work may be seen) up to eight o'clock p.m.. i SATURDAY next, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. JOHN KING, 2198 . Architect, am MASTERTON TENT, 1.0. R. THE adjourned summonß meoting of the Jlastercon Teni, 1.0. R., will teko place on THURSDAY, January Slst, for the election of officers. All brethren are particularly requested to attend. JAMES BROWN, ■ . Secretary. <35 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. ARRANGEMENTS FOR ANNIVERSARY DAY. 22nd JANUARY, 188 G. HiE ordinary Time-Table will be ausL pended. Trains will run as under I * * tfn 4 3.3 9-tttrJ 0 3SS S" p 2 a § p"' 0 §m* &*3 3-si 3 a 0 0 cJ-s'o 2 G K 1 3.3 n tf?,* 3 mrin 3:: OP 00 CD OCi MM MHuu ©to £?PPCJ Clm H ®oo WHP Q G s.?>?>•! 2 88$bSSg o3 a "3 3 HHhuP r^n©: SWOI4 WO 5 wco; I I i I 13 WW taw Mil-:

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