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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2355, 24 July 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)

SENDTOMAETIfS FOR I 'YOtfß'^ TUBT lAHDEB-20 Bales of the Newy est Patterns. Patterns sent by I'ost. Quods free to.railway station. Hessians F.T.8.,' 4jd por yard—a g<md quality. TIS AEO PAPERHANMNG WAREHOUSE, Opposite Arcade, MiJWBM-KBBBT, WBILIXOHO».

MASTERTON Annual Ploughing latch, UNDER tho auspices of the Farmers fllub, To bs held at Upper. Plain, la apaddook belonging to Mrs A. B. Yates OJf Wednesday, july ssn, m. PRIZES: Dftuble-Furrow, first, £5; second, £3; fluid. £2. Single-Furrow, first, £3; second, £2; third, £L Youths, under 19, Double-Furrow, first £4; second. £2. ■ - . Best, team of three horsis, 30». ■ Heat pair horses, 20s. Best kept harness in use, special prize given by Mr J. Elliott. Best groomed horse, special prizo given 4 . by: Messrs Townsend and Cowper. Special prlzoa'for Feerihfl and Finish will be given by tradesmen in the town. Entrance-Double Furrow, IQs; Single Furrow, Ts 6d; Boys, ss. Judges uf the ploughing nut to be on .lie ground until 3 p.m. No horsemen allowed on the ground. Sntrios will be received by the Secre- - tery, Tomple Ohambors, up to 9 pari, on ( . SATURDAY. 24th July, 1886. dhampion Ploughmen excluded. RIOHD.J.FITTON, 9348 Secretary.

WAIBARAPA POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CANARY SOCIETY'S THEATKE ROYAL, MAMTERTON. TUESDAYiJULY 27. Bntriw elms on WEDNESDAY, July 21. Piiw schedules and entry formi on application to W. UtfiNZIE, 2JM Secretary.

MR WALTER E. HALL, DENTIST. WELLINGTON, and would advim anyone in need of Dwital work to wait until then. All Work Guaranteed. 2349.

WAIRARaPa clothingpactory; ! Kalapoi Woollen Company's X Tvroodt ku C'othing aro acknowledged (by judges both in New Zealand arm Australia) to be tho very boat in the Australian colonies, at also can bo proved by the fact that at every Exhibition thus these Tweeds and Clothimr have been exhibited, they have take Gold Medals. The quality of their goods are bo good, and the demand 10 great, (by wholesale as well as retail houses), that they do not require to open up small retail shops in every town in New Zealand for* their disposal. The manager of THB WAIRARAPA OLOTHING FACTOR* Respectfully informs the people of Mr. tertonand Wairarapa that he h«a jusi received direct from the Kaiapoi Mills : large and well assorted stock of Men's Boys' and Youths' Clothing, Underclolh ing, Shirts, Ovorcoats, Sox, Ratd Flannels, Tweeds and Shirtings, whicl he is selling at 10% advanco on the Mil prices. Anyone, therefore, purchajiu; from me will save at least 20%. Nad im- to f/« Empkt Hold, E. B. HARE, 1 MANAGE)!.

Th« Book debts in the estate of Kaj & Hm« mmt bo paid at tli* Wainiraj Clothing Factory AT ONCE. E. B. HARE.

0 SEBDSMEK-M'JMojKs c 1m »taia«[ at Duly Office.