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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2568, 9 April 1887, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. VOTICB is hereby tfvcn that tlio Partnership ■»■' hitlurto ousting botwc.n tho undersbniid. JOHN JAMES CASEY & EDWARD MCDONALD, ns Drapers and Clothiers, on Lambton Quay, Wellington, under tho Stylo of Casey and MoDonald, litis been diaaolva'd by effluxion of time, a= from the 28th February 1887, ' ' •'■ " •■Dated the Bth. of March; i 88", ■■" ........ •/JOHN JAMES CASEY EDWARD McDONALD. - Wnsw*.: • ■•■•■ -••-•- : j. J. Divine, - ■ 'Solicitor, ■■ ..••.- ..' . ' Wellington. The Business as from .the lat of March, .1887, andin the future wilibe carried on wWtte name and style of. "'. ■■ . OASEY'-MoDONALD & CO. » In gratefully acknowledging the mow than liberal patronage accorded to the old'•firm, CASEY MoDONALD & CO. desire to assure their patrons that every effort will be made to supply only joods of the First Class Quality and of the latest productions, CASEY MoDONALD & Co. being Direct Importers, and Purchasing iu the very best Homo .ami Colonial Markets, are enabled to provide their patrons iu every department with the Newest and Most Fashionablo Goods, at Priceo which cannot bo beatea by any house in Zew Zealand, We havo NOW OPENED, and will SHOW THIS WEEK, our.-JPIHST SHIPMENTS of Choico Millinery Goods, Dross Materials of tho Nowoßt Description, Dress and Millinery Flushes, Striped Plushes'in all shades, Velvetocn, plain and striped, all color's and black," a grand selection of. Ladies' Jackets, richly trimmed, Ulsters, tho Nowest Bbupos, Fur. lined Cloaks, Flannels, Blankets, Sheeting and Calicoes. Ladies' Fur Boas, New Glovce, Umbrellas, Ladies' and Children's Hosiory, Children's Costumes, ■ Fresh 'Qoods to arrivo by nearly every direct steamer. SriSClAL—Wo.have just opened 200 Children's Hats, and 200 Ladies' Long- Cloth Jackets, purchased in London at an onormous Discount at the end of tho season,' which wo will sell at LONDON PRICES. ' Everybody should seo these Eitraordinary Bargains

Inspection Invited, casey Mcdonald & co, 167 Lamb-ton Quai, THE QUEEN-ST., FRUIT DEPO " BLUE POST," Mu' I'UfliiJO M BB PRESTON, FRUITERER, A:c, IMPORTEEOF FOREIGN FRUITS fTIENDERS are invited on or before J_ WEDNESDAY, 13th April at NOON for felling and underecrubbing at por aero, site of "Wellington Special Settlement Township, near Eketahuna, estimated at about 700 aoros, either in aoparato blockß or as a whole. Tondorors must specify block or blockß of township they tender for. Plana and Specifications may bo inspected at roy office or at the Poßt Office, Masterton. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 0.. F. RICHMOND, Socretary. Wellington Special Settlement Association, . 2661 • TO FENCERS. IENDERS will bo received until . April 13th for Clearing, Splitting, laying and ereotinsr about 80 chains (more or less) of >vire f enoing. For particulars, apply to, Me JOHN PERRY, 3562 . Rivevbcnd, Taueru. TENDERS. i iIENDKRS will bo received up to -I. MONDAY, April 11th, for Falliug EO acrei of Bush (more or less) in tho Waogaehu.For particulars apply to j JAMES ROSS, 2560 Masterton.

TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. EASTER HOLIDAYS, 1887. SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS, Either way, may bo obtained on Wednos(lay, Tliutßday, 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 Clasß Between Wellington und Featherston 10 8 Od 7b Gd Greytown 12s Od 9s Od Carterton 12 3 Od 9s Od Masterton 14s Od 10s Gd Mangamahoo ... 17b Od 12s Gd In addition, Saturday roturn tickets will bo issued from any station to any station oh the Wellin£;ton-Mangamahoo, Napier-Woodville, and Foxton-New Plymouth sections from WEDNESDAY, 6th; April, to MONDAY, 11th April, both inclusive, to bo available for return np to and inoludiug MONDAY, 25th April, 1887.. Similar tickets may be obtained by porsons travollinsf to and from stations on the Foxton-Noff Plymouthlino.over iho Wollinaton-Manawatu Company's line, orcept to or from thosa stations for which special excursion fares are advertised. ON GOOD FRIDAY AND EASTER MONDAY. ; Excursion Tickets available for return on day of issue only, may bo obtained either way as under:— "'.-..

Ist. 2nd Class OW Between Wellington and . . Upper flutt ... .... 3a 2a3d Kaitoke ... .:,'.",.. 4a :& \ Between Wellington, ketone, ■ and Lower Hutt, mid undermentiouodstations,'viz, . Featherston ;.. ; ~,. .5b toOd Greytown... • ... .„ 6a 4a fid Carterton... ~-; ... 6s 4a (Id Masterton ; 7a Ba 3d From Wellington to Manganmboe .'. ,Bs6d6a3d On THURSDAY, 7fch April, departure of the ordinary 4 p.m train, Wellington to Masterton, will be dolayou until 6.1n P.m.- On TUESDAY, 12th'April, the ordinary 7.30 a.m. train, Maßterku to Wellington will 1eav0at.5.55 a.m., arriving iu _ Wellington at 10.10 a.m. On Good Friday and Easter Monday rqnnint; of the ordinary trains between '(Wellingtonand Wairarapa will be altered as under: , Wellington, dep ... 8.25 5.35 •Masterton, arr. ... ■ 9.65 ,\ Mangamahoe, am Mangamahoe, dep. Masterton, dep, Wellington, arr. p.m.—- .-.. 1.40 p.m. ... a.m. 1.50 ... 7.30 4,30 ... 12.10 9.0 BY ORDER. • l'rafficAgeht'a Office; ■.- Wellington, 30th fifarch 1887. 2568 ; TENDERS. ' , -IBNDERS are invited for fcho erection vL lM" ina ( more or W PACING FteJiCE. All Material Found. Specifications to be seen at the Fish Hatchery, and Tenders lodged with Mr «°™tor, not later than MONDAY NEXT, 11th inst, . The !°wost or any tender not necessarily accepted, oggV