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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3089, 27 December 1888, Page 3

■vwmtmMm^ 'tlilllilfi I'nder the patronage of the Ladiim aud ' >.■ Gksmemen of Maaterton.;.■ FOR 7 THE WEEK. Monday—Rinking, (Ladies liight) ; : •' WEDSESDAYHIioxiiig Nijrht), WIRE WALKING & SKATIN3 EXHIBITION. -~r _ Thursday—Rinking' party, Pearson's Band. FRIDAY-) Einkin? SATURDAY|" ' ■•/•■ w . .".,■, And every morning as usual,. •. ,' ; -;- LOOKOUT FOU THE DOUBLE SKATING AND WIRE-WALKING PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT!!!

THE RINK, TO-NIGHT.. TheWairarapaßipn'din WILL REPEAT hu clover parlor- ; jnance on the wire this evening (by request). ' There will also be an exhibition of COMBINATION'AND DOUBLE ■.. ~:■■-STILT SKATING.'' By Masiem "Wooicott and Coker, ADMISSION :-l/., (Gallery reserved for ladies), Skates, 1/-, . ~.. PEARSOK'S BAHD, ; 3089

WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY. on TUESDAY, : tliii Bt!i of January, 1880, a resolution passed at a special meeting of the Council on the 11th inat constituting portions of the Alfredton, Manricevillo and Masterton ltoad Districts into a new Road District to be called the l!an«itummi liuad District, will be presented for confirmation. A jupy of the resolution, and a plan of the boundaries of tho proposed new district may be seen at this office, •-'.'"; :■ F. G. MOORE,:: ; County Clerk. County Council .Chambers,.; • HAY BAKES HAY FORKS JW. YOUNG IRONMONGER. .' MAJ3TERTON, ..-'' EENDERS, TWVEIRONS, ETC. ENDEES, JJIREIRONB, ETC, ALL AT LOW PRICES. J NO. YOUNG, IRONMONGER, Quern. Stmt, Mastevton.

CHRISTMAS Presents !r .GIVEN-AWAY i : Japanese Ware. To ALL PURCHASERS ' . Of IRONMONGERY, will be'givoa equal to 20% of the value of PURCHASE. iT JNO YOUNG, IRONMONGER, MASTER'J'ON.

. ■ 1876 ESTABLISHED 1876. J;;IILLIAMS. i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL : ; •.. TOBACCONIST, ' ■ FANCY BobDS IMPOBTEIi, : &4 : ' : ■ 'Qdeeh-atreet'Miutettoni' ' TUST OPENED UP,';A;Splendid y Consignment of Williains'.Oamer'on's, and Tennent's -Celebrated Tobaccos, Consisting of 41 OASES 41, all tho OUoiceat«Brands—CnaAM of VbroiniaJ Ruiit, Welcome, NoaaET, Victory, High Admiral, &o„ &<s, ■ Sundries, silver mounted S;B. ! D. pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Accordions, Concertinas, Violins; Banjos, &o. &c, Suitable for Xmas Presents,'.' Williams' Rough and Fine Cut Tobaccos ; are unequalled in the, Colonies, Out arid prepared by JJachinery, '/: ; on the' : premise's, from' ' -

THE TRADE SUPBLIELY. Station-Holders, Contractors, and Country stores supplied at • Wholesale Prices, '. ; A New Consignment of Fishing, Tackle^ ; Agent for,the Liverpool Lqnd'oii.:and : Globe Insurance Company,'Evening 1 Post, and Ney- Zealand farmer, Bee and Poultry Journal;);'? !\. : Ui" ■■ . J. W]LLlAMS.,„.,...Queon.Btreet f . LOST.— Between'Mastertoii and the Upper Plain an old • fashioned QOLP BROOCH; Finder rewarded on returning same to Mks YorKj Upper Plain. ' ■'■''■• ■'■'• :"' :: 8088 THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COM- . PANY.'" ' ; Will holdSHEEP FAIRS At the following yards (kindly placed at their disposal by Mr Bridge and Mr Gajflford)';— , .'" ■ ' AT ■' ■■' FAIRFIELD YAEDS, >'ONGA ONGA (Near Waipawa, Hawkes Buy), ■■■ :■■■■■ ON ••• '' WEDNESDAY, 20th FEB., 1889, ASD AT MOUNT HERBERT'YARDS ; (NearWaipukiirau, Hawkes Bay), ; ':■.'.■.■ .ok- :< :'.'•'.; FRIDAY,, 22nd :>EJBRTJAR¥r HP, Coninioncing on each day at 11.80 a.m. ■ FOR THEFAIRFIELd'FAIR iAfinn iSHBBp ° F m^ed LU,UUy,; AGE t!ANDSEXESkvc already been entered by-various owners, and ' '■■ . ; -;;:i''^/'' ;;: "'i; ; ;'•■'/■■ FORTHE MOUNT HERBERT-FAIR On account of various owners— K(\(\(\ SHEEP .'OP. MIXED AGES UwW AND SEXES -: ,.■ OATTLE'.ifron) ;\ the;, .celebrated M6uut ; HerbertHei'di,'- : ...'■ - DraugnlHoweii;:/<;.;;./; t ; .i,'.'..i;-- . Tintlitrenlrips Hiiwcs nnil ait} e fiirl.'iith Fairs *ill. ferecoivcdiii tilltee/ifgij)e.'; r',.:'j.i. '.■■^■^■■■.-.ii •'• •■ '.'**; j,f. 8088".',«p-- : ;.. ■-.': .