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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3011, 24 September 1888, Page 3

gpyEBraSEMENTS;;.::/ MASTERTON PERMANENjf IN:'VESTMENT AND BUILD-" « r )> THE ANNUAL GEN KBAL MEET- ; ING 01? SHAREHOLIJERS will bohold in thoTBfIpBUANOBHALL, Oliapol Street on TUESDAY, • the 26th day .of September 1888, at 8 p.m. ' : Bosiness:—To roCoivo the annuel , report and Bnlnnco Sheet; To ■ ■•■. '/olwjtdii'Dotoi's mid auditors, and ' nonoral. '"' •'" ! Mossra J, 0./Boddington and A. E. Bunny are tho retiring directors, and being eligible, offer, themselves for roelection. : : "■. : WSELLAR, . 300G Manager, MB CHARLES J.FREETH, Licensed Interpreter, wishes to intimate to the aottlurs of Wnirarapa and surrounding Districts, that ho is propared (the Native' Land Act 1888 being now in force) to assist thorn in negotiating with the Nativcß, privately, for tho palp or -lcuao of tip: lands to Europeans who may bo desirous of treating for tho same. Communications from any part of the Colony punctually attended to. NEW OFFICES at huyate residence, Lincoln Boad, Mnsterton. ~ : 3004

MESSRS OHAMBERLAINBROSi 'bog to announco that thoy have recently oreoted NEW MAfMNERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, 'Barley, and Maize, for horses, cattlo and pigs, and that thoy havo now on CRUSHED BLACK OATS ... lis3d CRUSHED-WHITE OATS ... 2s 4d "As jock! as Chamberlain's flour" Has boconio a provorb in tho District. This year tho quality is ovon highorthan usual, inasmuch as it has boon an exceptionally favorable season for growing wheat. Wholesale. Flour, sacks .„ £lO 10a por ton 100's £lol6s „ Fifties £ll ' •„ 25*s £ll 5s „ Seconds ... £7 ~ Tine Pollard ... £G ~ Coarso £4 „ Bran ... £3 25* a 3s 6d Seconds' 7s6d| „ Finn Pollard ... os6d „ Coavso „ ... 4s Cd „ Bran „ „. 3s Cd „ ■ OATS 2/6 por busho!. MESSES OHAMBEBLAINBEOS venture to hopo that their "LOCAL IHDUBTSr Will havotho support and encouragomen of tho whole comunity, and that consumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain thoir monoy in tho District, MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS,

JAS. ELLIOTT. SADDIiifliJ, Eto, Next door to Messrs Lowes and lorns , auction rooms, BEGS to intimate to the 'ublic of Mastorton and surrounding dis tricts that he has a largo and varied stock of ovcry lino in the trade, amongst which will be found tho famous ■■■■■-.■ Waterproof Saddle Apron and a large supply of the very best Kangaroo Skins, for Long Leggings, Canvas doree Covers, mounted in tho best style; Saddles, from the light English hunting to'tho large Colonial, with Gin kneepadß androwlcantles. All kinds of Harness madetoordei and kept in stock, Stable requisites; Brushes, Sponges, Chamois, Neatsfoot Oil, Soft Soap in this, Harnosa Oompo, &c„ always on hand. A. CoiLARMAKEit working on tho preniiscs, so that Collars can bo made to fit any horse.

WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, BRIDGE-ST, MASTERTON IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at JUwor 'Mora from Kiilnimingi, one brown gelding, unshod, branded G.'P.'on near shoulder indistinct mark in circle on off shoulder. If not released by 3rd October, will) be sold to defray oxponses according to act, RALPH MANNING, Poundkocper, ■• 300 a Lower Taueru. GOOD TEMPLARS MONTHLY ENTERTAINMENT. MONDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER 1888. AN Open mooting, under the auspices of the 1.0. G.T., Masterton, will bo hold at tho Tomperanco Hall on Monday Evening, the 24th Septembor. Addresses, Boiigs,' recitations, and readings will bo given by several ladies andgontlcmon'wholmvo kindly voluu teorcd their services. To commonco at 8 o'clock sharp. ADMISSION FREE, >

Spring and Summer L J HOOPER and Co, BON MAROHE, ABE NOW OPENING OUT THEIB : FIBST. INSTALMENT SPRING AND SUMMERMILLIN- ' ERYj DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. - ■■■ • SPECIAL NOVELTIES EVERY DEPARTMENT. DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, PRINTS, GINGHAMS, ZEPHYRS, FANCY • DRAPERY, ■i'. ■',!':.■'■.■:'BTo.-' \ ( ; ,:,I Particulars 'of ".wliich will bo duly aclvor- ■ tiscil in a few dnjs.'OALL ; AND.INSPECT THE STOCK ; ATTHE BON MAKCIffi, ■ W L. J. Hooper & Co, BOMABGHE