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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2567, 7 April 1887, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. -DISSOLUTION ofr-ARTNERSHIIV AjOTICK Is hereby fiven that the Partnership T/L?. 1 " 11 ' 110 oXlßtin S betwcl - n "'» understand, JOHN JAMES CASEY.&; EDWARD MCDONALD, as Drapers and Olothiore, on Lambton Quay, Wellington, undor the Style of Casey aud MoDoiiald; has ken' dissolwl by effluxion of time, a,i from tho 28lh' February, 1887. - Dated the Bth of Match, M. JOHN JAMES CASEY ;„ ' ' • edward Mcdonald. ■ WITNESS : J. J. Efertnc, ' • Solicitor, . •Wellington, Coainessns from the Ist of Marsh. ISS7, ut the future Will be carried- on under the name ond style of CASEY MoDONALD & CO, In gratefully acknowledging tho more than liberal patronago accorded to tho old firm, CASEY MoDONALD k CO, desire toassuro their patrons that every effort will bo made to wiPl'ly only jooils of tho First Class Quality and of the latest production!!, CASEY MCDONALD b Co. being Direct j Importers, and Purchasing in tho very best Homo and Colonial Markets, aro enabled to provide their patrons in cyery department with the Newost and Most Fashionablo Goods, at Prices which cannot bo beaten by any bouso in Zow Zealand. Wo havoNOW OPENED, and will SHOW THIS WEEK, our FIRST SHIPMENTS of Choice Millinory -Goods, Dress Mntorials of the Nowest Description, Dross and Millinery Plushes, Striped Plushes in all shades, Velveteen, plain and striped, all colors and black, a graud selection of Ladies' Jackets, richly trimmed, UUtcM, tho.Newost Shapes, Furlinod Cloaks, Flaunols, Blankets, Sheeting and Calicoes. Ladios' Fur Boaz, New Gloves, Umbrellas, Ladies' and Children's Hosiory, Children's Costumos, . Fresh Goods to.arrivo by nearly evory dircei steamer. SPECIAL-We have jiiot opened 200 Children's Hats, and' 200 Ladies' Long : Cloth Jackets, purchased in London at an enormous Discount at the end of tho season, which wo will sell at LONDON PRICES. Everybody should seo these Extraordinary Bargains Inspection Invited, CASEY Mcdonald & co, 167 Lajibio.v Quai. THE QUEEN-BT., FRUIT DEPO , "BLUEPJ3r,"tfiIC,' Hi .10)3 T iijQfiKjnraisi FRUITERER, fcc., IMPORTEROF FOREIGN FEUITS

TENDERS an invited on or before WEDNESDAY, 13th April at NOON for felling and undorscrubbing at per acre, site of Wellington Special Settlement Township, near Eketahuna, estimated at about 700 acres, cither in separate blocltß or as a whole, Tenderers must specify block or blocks of township they tender for. Plans and Specifications may bo inspected at roy-office or at tho Post Office, Mastorton. The lowest or any tondemofc necessarily accepted. C. P. RICHMOND, Secretary. Wellington Special Settlement Association- . 2561

TO FENCERS. MENDERS will be received until L April 13th for Jlearius;, §p] it+iu{r, layinland ereoting-about SO chains (more or less) of wire i enoing. For particulars, apply to Me JOHN PERRY, 25fi2 Riverbend, Taiieru.

TENDERS. 1 1 IMWfIKS will be received up to JL MONDAY, April llth, for . Falling 50 acres of- Bush (mora or less) in tho Waugachu, For particulars apply to JAMES ROSS, 2560 Mastcrton.

tctew zealand railways. Wellington" section. i EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1887. SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS, Either ray, may bo obtained on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Monday, April 7th, Bth, Bth, 9th, and 11th proximo respectively, available for return up to and including Monday, 25th April, 1887, as under : Ist 2nd Class Class Between Wellington mid Fcathorstou 10s Od 7s Cd Grey town ... ... 12s Od 9s Od Carterton 12s Od 9s Od Masterfcon 14s Od 10a 6d Mangamahoo ... 17s Od 12s Od In addition, Saturday return tickets will bo issued from any station to any station on the Wellington-Mangamahou, Napier-Woodvillo, and Foxton-New Plymouth sections from WEDNESDAY, 6th April, to MONDAY, 11th April, both inclusive, to be available for return up to and including MONDAY, 25th April, 1887. Similar tickets may be obtained by persons travelling to and from stations on the Foxton-Ne* Plyraouthline.over the Wellinzton-Manawatu Company's line, oxcept to or from those stations for which special excursion fares aro advertised. ON GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER MONDAY. Excursion Tickets available for return on day of isaue only, may be obtained either way as under :-^ Ist 2nd Cks Class Between Wellington and Upper flutt-, 3a~ 2s 3d Kaitoke 4 3 33 Between Wellington, Petone, and Lower Hutt, and undor- ■ ' mentioned stations, viz..—.. ; Featherston., ... ... 5s 3a 9d ■ 'Greyfown... ~. ... Gs 4s Cd Oartorton 0s 4s fid Masterton ... ..„ 7 B 63 3d From■ Wellington, to Mangawahoe 8s 6d 6s 3d On THURSDAY, 7th April, departure of the ordinary 4 p.ui train," Wellington to Masterton, will be dolay'od until (i.lfi p.m. On TUESDAY, 12th April, the ordiiiury 7.30 a.m. train, Masterton to Wellington will ioavento.ss a.m., arriving in Wellington at 10.10 am, On Good Friday and Easter Monday running of the ordinary trains .botwoen jWellington and Wairarapa will bp altered as under: „. „.• • a >m- P.m. Wellington, dep <„,. jb.25 5.35 Masterton, arr. ~. :•"■ 9,55 '•

Maiifjaraalioe, arr. Mangainahoo, dep. Mastorton,, dop. Wellington, arr, • p.mv—- ... 1.40 -p.m. ' ..'. a.m. 1.60 ... 7.30 4.30 ...12,10 9.0 BY ORDER, Traffic Agent's Office, Wellington, 30th March 1887/ 25G3 EMPIRE HOTEL, EGATHERSTOU (Opposite Railway Station). JAMES SMITH, PROPRIETOR. THE best accommodation in the district. Wines an Vnta of the tint quality, Horses and Buggies always on hire. . ' \ws