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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2746, 10 November 1887, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE.i )EGS to announce-that ho will conjj) tinue to sell all goods at REDUCED PRICES, until further notice FOR "CaSH ONLY, On HAND-Some splendid Canterbury Potatoes, 7b per sack, To arrive-Now Season's Teas, Sugars, Jams, Currants, Raißiiiß, Oatmeal, Rico, Oheeso and other articles, also a choice assortment of Crockery, best of all kinds Cd Bd, and lOdperlb. Splendid Tea from per lb Is 9d Boat Chrystal Sugar por. lb 3jd New Season's Jam per tin fid Candles—Pyramid and Crown Brand por lbs|d,Bitfcersea Wax and London Sperm lOd per lb Burns A. 1 Soap lOd por bar. Universal . sjd • Nelson's Opaque Gelatine lOd por packet Marmalade-lOd per tin. Anchovy Sauco 9d per bottlo Pickles, Od per bottle Com Four, now process, per lb 5d Fresh Oatmeal, por h\\% 3s 4d : ■ Baking, Custard, and Egg Powders por tin' fid s pleridid Ohoeao pov lb (i|d Best White Pepper per lb Is 4d Best Mustard per lb Is Beat White Starch (0, J'jdcs) per lb'.4id, Pearl Barley, Tapioca, Sui'ar arid Rice per lb 3d Epps'Cocoa, por lb Is Van Houtens Cocoa per lb 4s 4d ! American Brooms each Is (3d ; Clothes Lines 7d Manilla Kits 4d aud-10d Porous Platters In 3d each Chiorodyne per'bottle Is 3d Irish Moss ~ „ ls3ii Cockles Pills per bole Is 3d Hollmvays Pilla per b w Is 3d Kcrosine best-brana 150 ° test po 6d Salt, Soda, Chrystals, Whittling- per lb Id Fresh Herrings.por tin 7d Star Lobster ~ ~ 10k! Salmon per tin lOd Kippered Herrings per t>u lid Fresh Currants per lb (id Valencia Rnisens per lb 7|d \\ hite & Gold Breakfast Cups & Sauccra per doz 8s Nailrod Tobacco 5s 4d per lb. Orange and Lemon Peel Is 4d per lb Molasses 4d per lb, And all other articles equally cheap, oking at tho usual rates. Goods delivered t« all parts of tho District. 2652

MASTBRTON Association's SUPPLEMENTARY PRIZE LIST. U ■'ANNUAL"'SHOW'".''' To be held en 17ih NOVEMBER, 188?. UORSES.-ExTiiAOLm. . 18c.-be?t Colt or Filly Foal by Grand Duke, Mr ,\. Leopold's prize,' L 3 Jis; .. in addition'to winch Mr. B. Kimberlev oilers free service by Grand Duke . of the value of L 4 4s for.any mare owned'by the nominator of the winner. 2nd. -Mr Kimberley'a donation. L2 ■ 2s;- ... Entrance freo. ■';'.:. Section ola-Best horse, 10 hands ov ■" under, suitable for dog cart, Messrs ■ Hood and Shaw's. prize, LI Is, ' Horses exhibited in section 38 not allowed'to compete. v Section 5 lb-Bust yearling colfcorfilly by Lord Mundeville, the progony of any mare other than thoroughbred, Mr \V. Keill's prize LI la. .. . Section ole-Bost cob,: 14^' hands or under, Mr W, liuick's prize L2 2s. In additkn to prizes in sections 38 and 31) (Mr W. Mace's donation _L2 2s), LI Is added to Ist prize in each section. sid—Mr J. Schufield's prize LI Is for best decorated draught horse exhibited on the Show Gruund. SHEEP-Exiea Class. Best two Cotswold rams in yirds, under 18 months old, Messrs 0.- Hood find Walker's prize L2 2s. Exhibits in section &4 allowed to compete. In addition to prizes for grade shorthorns sections 14,15, and 10 (Mr G. W. Mace's donation L 3 3s), LI Is added to prize, in each section. | IMPLEMENTS A&D VEHICLES. Section 3—Mr S. Tancred's donation L2 23 will be given as Ist prizo, in lieu of LI is, the lust named being given as 2nd prize. Best collection of spring vehicles shown ' on the ground, Mr J. U. Vallance's prize L'd da. ' Section 43-Mv J. Morrison's donation LI will he given as a second prize. Jest shod light horse, Mr J. C. Vallance's donation, Ist prize Ll 10s, 2nd prize 12s; post entries, fee 2s'.lid each . horse. The time for receiving entries is/exended to 9 u.m. oil Thursday, 10th inst. T.MAOKAY, .

•\TTILL BE IN MA9TERTON 'ON. THURSDfe ■"& Fviilay the. 10th and 11th November,, and way; be consulted at ELKINSCLUB HOTEL any time on thoso dayß. . The Ductal- will, lie in Woudville 6n : SATURDAY, the 12th,ancl inPalmcraton ouMOKDAY & TUESDAY, the 14th and 15 November. ■;.•■•■ aORKKOWNERfc wishing fte ser. . vicus-nf the Thoroughbred' horse* ■THE PREMIER," are, required.to apply to Mr TJThompson, Empire Hotel;• Musterton, or to : • .;■ - ;. J. McRAE, ;.. • •■'-"' ; Groom in C]i;vgeV BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND HORSE-SHOEING SMITH; Desirea to inform his natrons and the publie of the Waifarapagenerally, that h'eha? . taken over the old-established businos?-, do long efliciently conducted by : ; ! ' f . MRFAKQUHARGRAT, , !■ • In Queen-Street, Mastert'on, v g And hejolicits a continuance of ,the pat, ironage that has hitherto been so liberally extended. ' , - : ''.'■ . , .•■ ',-.. -J.R, woulclrcmjndcustomers.tnat-iu ■experienceandlong connection with Mr Gray's business is, a guarantee that tho: "atiefaction given by this estaliliflhmont in fch'e past will be continued. \ v' : ' *•. ■.Every Iciiid of horse-shoeing,' wright engineering, and blacksmithing ■w,6rk,. executed with despatch and "on tho most reasonable terms. .1679