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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3155, 16 March 1889, Page 3

MaI6:!TOLKw ,f 11Q Wiethe conwmeiitiosiMiate vJL Street, at present occupied :by G, ;; ;to <Wm. Alexander. ; Vtapel'Stteet.-;':-:--;.''^ ■'■,■:■ ..c ; oV..-;jjoj6 ;-.1.-- ';■ Smith-street.-; Apply,to/Win; .' AlexMet, Oh^i)el;etreets;^vv^lSo76l OHAMBERmMROS;' recently erected MEW MAOttI\ERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oits, Beans, Barley, and Maize, foi horses, cattle and pigs, and that they have now, on sale CRUSHED OATS 2/9 "As good as Cliamberlain's FUmr" Has become a proverb in the District. This year the quality is even higherthan usual, iuaerauch as it has been an exceptionally favorable aeasunfor growing whoat, , Wholesaib. Flour, sacks ... £ll per ton . 100's £ii 6s „ Fifties £lno ß „ , 25's £Ulsa „ ' Middlings ... "£& 10s. „ Seconds ... £6los „ Pollard „. £sioa „ Bran ... £4 Retail. Sacks ... ~.,„ £1 4j 100's, 12s 6d BO's 6a 6d . 25's ... . ... 3 S cd . Bran ... ... 4s6d. MESSES CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hope that their "LOCAL INDUSTRY" of the whole cbmunity, and thatcori. sumers will insist on having ••'. : CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money in the , Distriot, .■ ; mastSton steam flour mills. 10s.. RE WAR D. '•';' 'OST.-A Bunch of KEi'S. Finde' i rewarded upon handing them to a Office, 8151 EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, 1 """-°" t °°"T.,..... 1 .i.,......MA81EaT0». Annual Christmas Sale *EW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, l CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR ' CARDS, . Nice assortment of NEW JAPANESE GOODS . Consisting of '-. Fans, Fire Screens, : ' ■ Vases, Brackets; Cabinets, Blinds, Baskets, Trays, handChina Cup Saucers, tete-a-tete sets, vases, banibuoblinds, collar&cuffbaskeU I Writing Desks, Work-boxes, Ladies' I Companions, Purses, Pocket ,'■-■ Books, Ladies' Bags, Ink. stands, Dells, Writing .Cases, Fancy Goods,. ,- ■.l Toys, eto, in end. ' • ■ ;.. _ _ less variety, y PHOTOGRAPHY -"■■ ] kWTH-ALLIIB Portraits takes in ant- Weather ' BYTHE ... NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS, - Views taken in any part of the town . or country. - THOS. E. PR[CE. ' WELLINGTON AND COLONIAL DOG SHOW, 1889, GRAND ' INTERCOLONIAL EX. HIBITIONOF DOGS, TO BE lIELD IN The Garrison Drlllslied, On 22nd and 28rd MARCH, 1889, Under the Patronage of His Emielienot iiie Governor, Limit, Generai, Bib Wji. F-. D. Jbryois, K.G.0.M.G.. 0.8., His Worship the Mayor and City Councillors, Hon. G; M, Waterhouse, M.L.0., Hon, Geo. Fisher, M.H.8., Minister for' Education, 0, B. Izard, Esq., M.H.R., W. H.. Levin, Esq., 0. .T.JuhnsMi, Esq., Lieut-Col. Butts, T.' K. Macdonald, Esq. Entry, Forms and Schedula of Prizes can bo obtained on application to R. J. Fimsf, Esq,, Central Chambers, llasterton. 8130 SCYTHE BLADES, VERYCHEAP ' mo YOUNG, IRONMONGER, MASTERTON. Mrs H. Hodgins, (Late of Carterton). . QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON,' »EGS". to. notify that'.she 'has J taken over from Mrs Preston that old established Fruit and Confectioners Business, where she trusts by civility to customers and lowest current prices, to merit a share of piiblioluppoit, • Just opened up a largo consignment Of '"'.■- ' ■ V:VVCONFECTIONARY, APPLES, GKAPES,;PLrMS,'BLACEBERRIES i '{*:k: : And all Fruits in Season. ■s> : ATRIALiSOLICITEP,'..■ MASTERTON FOOTBALL CLUB. THE 'annual geueral meeting of Members will be held on BATDR. DiY evening next, 16th,inst., at the Club Hotel, at 8 o'clock. Busuubsi- To rcoeivo Balance-sheet and j Report, election of oicera and general. - Intending Members invited to attend, ft ft'Vl " *