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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3048, 7 November 1888, Page 3

800TS. SOOTS BOOTS, ■yuoe has been said about tho Solluylora' friend, and 1 ask the settlors ' for tlioraaolvos who is the best friend to tho ; district, Tlioao who havo paid thousands of poutiiisiinvagcs wliicli tee'all Vicoti circulated in tho place or those who, employ next, to no labor and send all they can serapo out of tho district, AS FOII CHEAP BOOTS com. ■. pate, duality, with pricoand it will bo ; found that HePETEKSON'S Shop is THE PLACE for Cheap and Good Boots. Tho following list will givo an of tho bargains to bo obtained Children's Strong Copper Toes from ■ - 3/3 ■ Girls High Leg Laco Boots „ 5/ii Boys Stroiifkco Boots „ 0/8 Youths „ 1 „ ~ 7/0 ,ffljes Strong Leather E.S. „ 8/• „ Laco Up E, S. H/0 Metis Bluohers „ 5/9 „ Water Tight „ 10/ li „ Shooting H and T Nail,, 11/ ii All other lines EQUALLY CHEAP And Romcmbor No Rubbish in Stock. 1 BOOTS & SttOES of nil'descriptions _ mado to ordor, sown or pegged, Kopairs dono. Charges Modorato. Country • orders will roceivo prompt attention. *Note the address—" Opposite Rosa Js Muir's Coach Factory," • A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. IN thnnking tho public fur their liberal Support during tho last four years, wisflßd call attontion to tho Large anil Well Assorted Stock of Watches, namely, Whellor's Silver Hunting Levors, Ehrardts !z Jliitnoys'; also a large assortment of Bco Clocks, Poop o' Day, Alarums, Pobbles, pantoscopic speotaolos, ladies gold dross rin»s, and . everything in connection with the trado, Gold and silver medals of any description made to order-designs kept on tho premises. Watches, Clocks, and Jowellery repaired on tho premises at tho shortest notice, Pipes mounted. A. HENDERSON, ' TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, - Between Fornridgo and Drcycrtown, a Gold l'uzzlo Gentleman's Ring. Finderrowarded on returning same to Daily Office, NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. 'N WELLINGTON SECTION, Prince of Wales' Birthday, • FRIDAY, Nov oth, 1888. /Qflrthe abovo date the ordinary trains \J to and from the Wairarapa, will •' tun as under:—' a.m p.m p.m Wollington, dep 8,5 5.20 Petone „ 8,35 5.45 Lower Hutt „ 8,43 5.55 Upper Hutt „ 9.35 6,40 Kaitoko „ 10.15 7.17 Featherston „ 11.00 8.42 5.55 Greytown „ 11,45 8.43 : p.m Greytown arr 18,20 9.12 6.27 Carterton dep 12,30 9.25 6,35 Mnstertonarr Mauricevillo dep 1,40 ' 8.0 Mangamahoe arr 1,53 . . 8.12 "t Manpamahoe, dep '§ Maurioevillo, „■ $ Maatectcu, • ' „ Carterton ' „ Greytown, „ Groytown.arr

Feathorston, dep. 9.32 6,30 fKnijtoki, „ 11.17 8.15 11.45 8.45 rMIMOkI, Up^Hutt, p.m ■ Lower Hutt, „ 12.25 9.25 Petone, „ 12.81 9.81 Wellington, arr 12.55 9,55 All other ordidary trains will rnn as usual, except that 5 p.m from Masterton which will run special as abovo. The train from Wellington will atop'opposito the Featherston Bace Course. The 8,30 a.m train from Mangamahoo will put down passongora opposite tlio course. Passongors from tlio course will ho picked up at 5.45 p,iii by ' the train 'timed fir toe Jc«l/ici'«(wi (if SSSpm, Excursion tickets available for return on day of isauoouly, may bo obtained as undor:— Between Wellington and Upper Hutt (eithor way), Ist class 4s, 2nd class 2s Gd Between Wellington, l'otono, and : Lower Hutt, and undormontipned slations (eitlior way) Ist class 2nd class s (1 s d Kattoke ... ■„ 5 il 5 EsjAsrston 7. 5 0 GrMtown ... ... 8 0 6 6 Carterton 8 6 6 6 Mastorton 9 6 7 0 From Wellington to) -..q g „ „ Uangamanoo J In addition to tlio abovo SATURDAY RETURN TICKETS may bo abtainoil from any station to any station, on tlio "\VelliiifitoJi-Mant{iimalioc, Napior-Wootl-villo, Foxton-Wew Plymouth sections on November Bth, !)thand lOthrcspoctivulj to bo available for rotnrn up to and in. eluding WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14,1888. An oxtra train, running in place of the ordinary VYairarapa train delayed, will ■ leave Lower Hutt for Wellington, at 7.8 p.m On THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. Bth inat, tlio ordinary Wairarapa train leaving Wellington at 3.30 p.ui will be delayed until 5.20 p.m. BY ORDER, Traflio Agont's Office, Wellington, Novembers, 1888. CASTLEFOINT ROAD BOARD. IE is hereby givon of tlio in Mention of tlio Castlepoint Roac IFd to make the following specia order at a incotiug to bo held on SAT URDAY, the 24th day of Noyombei noxt, viz: , That to meet the interest ami annual charges on a loan o £BOO, granted to tlio Boarc under tlio Local Bodies Loar Act, 1880," for forming and i metalling that portion Of tin 4ft .Uriti Road from Langdak woolslied to its junction witl the Masterton-Waimata road in Mangapakeha, li special rate o ono iialfponny in tlio pound k made and lovicd on tlio rateable valuo of tlio following srctioiis, viz: 200, 267, 732, Block 11 241, 242, 259, 202, 203,! " \ 308, 258, 330, 837, 838,342, 313,738, Block 111; 339, 340, 341, 800, Block IV, llowa Survey District; and sections 733,734, Block XIV; 243,244, 255,250, 257, 736, 737, Block XV, Mungapakelia Survey District. Such special ratosha)! bo an annually recurring rate, and will bo paid in two halfyearly instalments for a period of 20 years, the first half-yearly paymemt to bo mado on the • iirat day of February, and tlic i; «econ<l jrayment on the first day of August, 1889, and on the Bame days, in each year until tlio debt is liquidated.. j J. F. MAUNSELL, | , . .Cliairmaii. i Road Board Office, ' ' - ~ Tinuj, 20th October, 1,888./,30^7