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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2425, 14 October 1886, Page 3

, J»nBN.DW Hro' invited .up losßi> ■>-. .-J;NESDaY, 20th mst,,j. Utfroiil; of • iyyoCottafyeU ofctlie V, i'oittV leading: to tfe c : u-io .. Apply for particulars, at Royal Hotel, » 2425' E HAVE REDUCED.tIiu price of ouv Best Quality ■ DEIi\YENT EATING POTA TOES, AOs Per Ton Net Cash, Booking price G3;i per ton, We kvc Sixty tons still left. "■■o. CASELBERG & co„ ' CO-OPERATIVE STORES, Marterton. 2425 WES LEY AN CHURCH ' ANNUAL HOME MISSION SERVICES. SERMONS in connection with the iibovu wiUbeprca'ched by the Rev., D, J, Murray,(Lower Unit), on SUN- " DAY NEXT, October IVtli, morning and evofiiii}>. Collections for Homo Mission Fund. ' On MONDAY, October 18th, Mr Murray will deliver his popular lecture Subject: •' Mind your P.'s and Q.'a" Admission Free. Collection for Mission Fund. • 2425 £1 KEV/AjKD LOST'or Stolen from the Waingawa, iv CHESTNUT MAIIE, branded E on the near'shoulder. Anyone bringing same to (leorge Edwards, Olareville, will receive tlio above, reward. If found in the possession of anyone after this notice, they will be prosecuted. ■ 2425 GEORGE EDWARDS, MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. fPENDERS are invited until NOON on 1 SATURDAY, the iIM current, for the following work No.t-Forming'ii.'uhnolal-ling; 21.50 chains on the Manjja-Aluita lino of road. No. I-Fov!jiin<rl7chain.H andniiitalliiiji'. Widening* 8 chains and meliiUiiifjontlieUppei" Manuiaßoad, Plans and Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board. R. WILSONE, Clerk to the Board, . 14th October, 168(1.'. 2425 SUPERPHOSPHATES. ARTIFCIAL MANURES. P3JJ4 CELEBRATED CHEMICAL . MANURES. ♦4 T it 10RNS have been appoinJU ted agents for the.above celebrated manures, which avoupon analysis declared specially rich all the constituents required for plant food, Price only • PER "A'ON. FREE ON RAIL AT WELLINGTON. Analysis by Dli, HECTOR; '• . Samples may be seen at the office of the Agents, Lowes & lokks, 2423 MISSES FEIST, DBESSMAKBRS w. CHAPEL-STKEKT, MASTEMON. 2394 O IJTE ARAPJ CEI SALE. I' ADIIiS visiting Wellington should J not fail to purchase my well-known Cheap Swiss Embroideries, Laces, Collars, Underclothing, etc., of own manufacture.' Prices are astonishingly low, Large and fresh stock, which must be cleared out before New Year. C. SCHANZ, 189 LAMBTON QUAY, Two doors from the Gear Meat Company. •2410 TROUT FISHING. LM TENS. CRICKETING, LAWN BOWLING. A FULL supply of all Requisites just opened. .. k GLASS BALLS AND TRAPS FOR I ' SHOOTING MATCHES. GEO. DENTON, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND IRON- ■ . MONGER, . LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH, .. 33,-\VIU,K-STiIEET, Wbiuxotos. 2420 ■:l i BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. MR TAYLOR returns thanks to. the settlors of Tinui and Whareama, ■ for the liberal support accorded to him in tlio past, also that he has made a Grand Reduction in the price of Boots. First-class Watertight from £1 Is Cash, . Booked £l2s. 2410 ISLAND 'BAY HOTEL. ISLAND BAY, WELLINGTON., A. Turner Proprietor. 's fPHIS hotel being beautifully situated, JL offers attraction for' Visitors and Invalids in-searchof pleasure and health. Suites of rooms'for families, and well ventilated Bedrooms, Bathrooms, and every.convenience. Amusements Provided—Boatinq, Fishing, Boj-ding, Tennis, Billiards, Quoits, Grickt, <s■ fifrAriEs' celebrated Ale, Good Stabling, 'Buwes to and from Town at frequent intervals every day, , 2348