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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2358, 28 July 1886, Page 2

COMPULSORY CASH DRAPERY SALE. '£2500 WORTHS GENERAL : DRAPERY To bedisposefttf.inmdl wl big lots to ■ .vV/' .'^titpirdias^n, Hours of Business—Prom A in the Morning till 9 in'; 10 Evening. BEING much in wmit of funds and to . meet tho hardSimos, I hive determined that all Goods or one' month from date shnll be sold at t: st and LESS THAN ObT PRICES. Having been in business a short time only, tho whole of the stock is fresh .and clean. No rubbish to offer that has been on the shelves for years. iv Flannels, Blaukeli, Sheetings, Gloves, Ribbons, Underclothing, Ulsters, Millinery, ifcc. Large selection and special cheap lots in dress materials. Dresses made up on the premises by on efficient artiste at the lowest possible rates. A. CASS, FEDERAL DRAPERY, Central Wiuis-st&eet,. . Opposite Ship Hotel, Wellington. SALE COMMENCING SATURDAY, lOrn JUNE. 2317 Q_ E 0 RG E M E E , -Ohemisi Excellency His Govksinoe, : Opposite Government Buildings, LAMBTON Qcat Wellington. COD LIVER OIL, PURE NORWEGIAN, SEASON 1886. 1 have just received ox Doric 50 gallons of the first of the NEW SEASON'S OIL, which is exceptionally fine and free from objectionable fishy.flavor. • Sold in bottles, Is (id, 2s Gd, and 4s 6d. Beeswax bought in muj quantity. 2330 MAIL BOTIOE. fjnEE LETTER-BOX will be cleared I for DESPATCH of CORRESPONDENCE from this office to the under- ; mentioned places, «b follows; For Carterton, Groytown, Featherston. Cross Creek, Kaitokc, TJpjier Hutt, Taita, Hutt Peto'ne, and Wellington, twice daily, 6.30 a.m and 2.15 p.m. For Clarovillo, Dalefield, Matnrawa, daily, G. 30 fm. For Kuripuni, daily, 12.15 . For Drayertown, Manriceville, Eketabuna, Tataokara, Fahiatua, Voodvilk, TVaipawa, Waipukurau, Napier, Pa.mor.ston North, aud Wanganui, daily, at 11.?0 a.m, For Alfredton, Monday's, 11.30 a.m. For Bideford and llowlandß, Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 1,20 p.m. Tor Taueru, Tinui, Whakatald, Costlepoint, and East Coast to Homowood, Mondays and Thursdays, at S.Jo p.w. Tauc;uand Branccpcth. Pafcurdnys, 8.45 p.m MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. A PPLICATIOXS aro invited by the jQ. above Society for the purchase of 100 Ten Pound Debenture Shares, being the first issue of their new capital shares. Interest at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, and in addition participation in the profits of the Society will be paid on theso debentures. As it is expected that these shares will'shortly be at a premium, early application for them is necessary. Offers may be now matfe for one or more at par. W. SELLAR, 23iil) Manasrer, ADVERTISERS are respectfully requested to deliver their favors by 1 p ,m. at the WAIRARAPA DAILY Office, in ordor to ensure prompt publication. 2139

! ' Mr P. H. Wood holds his ordinary fortnightly stock sale at Taratahi to-mor-row, Ho has a very long list to get through, and in addition to sheep, cattle, and some valuable horses, he will offer the freehold property and buildin» on the main road latoly erected by Mr Robert Crawford. In the last Gazette, the Government advertise a quantity of Crown land in the Waiiarapa district under deferred payment system, compriainEt, lands in the Wairarapa, Puketoi, Feathers ton, .Waiohine,.Mangahao, and othersurveydistricts at upset prices, from 20s to 35s per acre, and have fixed the 23rd of August as the day upon which the sections aro open for application. The Secretary of the Theatre Royal Company, Mr G. 8. W. Dalrymple, has written to the Borough Council complaining on behalf of the lessee, Mr Hoiloway, that certain buildings are being used as places of public entertainment, the same not beinf duly licensed as such in accordancß with the requirements of the Municipal Corporations Act, clause 323. Two places were referred to-one an auction room in which weekly dances ware held, the other the Wesleyan Church, where it was stated a public entertainment was ; about to be held, tickets for -which were now being sold. In the former, case the Council took no action, in the latter they resolved to send a notice to the Trustees d rawing their attention to the Act.