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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2589, 4 May 1887, Page 3

FOR SALE. , .JHAT Yttluablo Freehold of 30 acros, .L known as Mutupuka, To Oro Ore This land is laid down in English Grass, and for quality 'is- unsurpassed in the Wairarapa. Applv Whittcin, Nicholson and Co., Wellington. 2582 rpHE annual -in&lm of Ratepayers "X will be hel'dr : affile office of the Board on SATURDAY, the 7th day of May.nextat 12 o'clock NOON. ■'•' R.WILSONE, •••' \ '■■':;. Clerk. . ■ Road,-Board Office;. ' Mastertoii;"Aprif?(l r .1887. 2585

AUCTIONEER'S LICENSE. . l T ndcr. the Auctioneers' Ordinances : '_ . 1842 and 1844, . WHIfiFtEAS JAMES. BROWN, of jrASTEIITON,... liaa this day paid into my O'llico"' tli'c sum of; Fokh Pou.n'ds, pui'suaiit to the "provisions of 'thp. above Acta,. tlie , said-. JAMES BROWN is hereby hcenued to exeroiso tire'business or calling of ah Auctioneer, ■until the 26th April', 1888. ' .' i" 11. S. MuKKLL'ER, . : ,t''. Collector of Customs. ; Cated.at Wellington this 27th day of 'April, 1887.. • .. 2584 MASTERTON LICENSING DIS- • ■. TRICT. ■

"VT OTIGE: is hereby given that a lM .quarterly licensing, meeting (being the ANNUAL MEETING) of the Licensing Committee' for the above District witt bo held at the OLD COURT ROOM, masterton; on Saturday, the 4th day.of jjuiio. 1887; at ,12 o'clock NOON, to consider 'all applications for publicans and other licenses, and for the renewal, tranafer, or removal of Licenses, of which'duo notice sliall.'have been given to the Clerk of tho Licensing Committee for the district aforesaid. ' All applications miist be lodged in duplicate with 41)0 undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 14th day of May 1887. '« •,' ■ ■_ •. • .F. G. MOORE, . ~.• 258G} - Clorli Licerisi.iiy Committee, MASTEKTON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB A PPLICATfONS arc invited until JUL. NOON; of 14th May, hist, for the appointment of .Secretary, remuneration £3O per annum, with live per ce.it commission on all subscriptions collected, with live percent additional on all new'members introduced' by the Secretary, and who pass-the ballot, ' . For further-particulars apnly ' ..''■■: •• W.SELLAR, 25.89.. Secretary, piotem.

.Fl'BE WOOD. R.' ; T CHAPMAN of thp Upper i■. t) ..'. Plain, having retired over 'A years from the Firewood Trade, has iww.'recommenced business, and hopes tfiiit's'ome-of liia old customem and as many new ones as think lit will givo him a share, of their support. He is prepared to dejivor good sound FIREWOOD of every, discriptioii, a full measure guaranteed, at .the lowest market rates'. 'Matai 2ft. ajid 4ft,-leugths j.Maire,' 2ft and '4ft (if.sp.ccially qrdered);,Matai and Maire in 9'or 12 inches if specially ordered; Totara lii any lengths required, '.Hough Wood.-GoodVjund Miitai and Totoki, unßplit, the best value for the money in the Mark»fc. Totara "fencing posts,, wiro and.inortico ; Totara straining; Mts and rails,' Totara ...house .blocks (A faii'allowancema'de to tho Building Trade) All orders entrusted to Mr J. Elliotte, Saddler,:Masterton will receive prompt attention, where prices may be" obtained. A'liberal allowance made toHotelkeepers and public institutions, where quantities are taken, also an allowance of one shilling per cord made to cash purchasers!

•'NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. rriHE..; undersigned in retiring from X Business in Masterton herewith tender tlieir heartiest thanks to their Patrons,.for the very liberal support, accorded to them "during the past three years,' The BUSINESS will be conducted by Mr W.i Dougall,. to whose excellent management its past success is so largely due, and whose ability and trustworthiness as demonstrated during the five years lie lias been in our employment euable us to recommend him to you with confidence. W.LITTLEJOHN&SON, Watchmakers & Jewellers, Queen St., Masterton,. N.B.—All accounts owing to Liftl'ejohn & Son- may bo paid 'to Mr Dougo.ll, whose receipt will fao.a sufficient-discharge ■Haying • purchased the 'wcll-knowu business of-1 he firm, Wt'-DO'UG-.AJLIi Desires to assure the Public that no effort will be wanting on his part to merit ft continuance of the patronage euioycd : by his predecessor. : ... ■ • Arrajigemcnts are now completed for togular supplies of the same quality, of goods as have been hitherto sold. - •: , REPAIRS of' all kinds will receive KIMWIlTaild CAIiHM ATTENTION. " ' " W. DOUGfrAXiXi. ....WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, ■ Qt'EK-N-SiItEET (Under the Clock; 2579'. ■ , •'. MASTERTON

•. i .'N.'6;T,I-OJ i - ■'••* niHE noxfc English and European Mail JL.. via Hip,'per B. M. S. -Tongariro, will close at this office. on THUBSDAY, t]ie 6th day of May, at 6.30 a.m. For MonoyOrdora'nt:! p.m. on WEDNES--PAY ;,for Regißtered Letters- at 6 p,m, !on MtEDH'BSDAY. , . ..■ ; , ..,.,; : - :■.■; J..BAGGE, j..,. -•. ;" '■'. Sub-Postmaster, - .."Jlastorton, May 2,1887. ..■»,•' Due London, 16th-June.. • rnENDMStfillbb'recelyed'.until-Miy X : '&h'j for cle&rih'g, 6plitti[ig,:la'yi'n'g, ind'ercelimgi'abo.ut.-100 T ohairiB(more.or. loB8)/*tt6'ieitoihg. For particulars apply to h Grant, Tine Bush,' or Jr Wrigley, WppetTaueru.'• -.4\\ -;r '2386 SEEDER SALE, irf\i\ Sftckß : best - - taeanaxi I j-yv cocksfoot ••'■■' 2562 LOWES &lORNS.