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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3188, 25 April 1889, Page 3

Cash Gifts Casli Grifti 400 "GIFTS AMOUNTING TO £2OOO. viz.:lstGiKT, £SOO .4t!i Gift, £SO 2nd do £2OO 6th do £25 3rd do £IOO ' 10 Gifts £lO eac 25 Gifts £5 each, 360 Gifts, i'2 10a each 400 Gifts: £2OOO (\Y ithout any Deduction except for Ban Exohange.)" WITP. A VIEW to further populai ising our WARES, the abov liberal sum will bo Distributed anion, the patrons of tho , LONDON WATCH COMPANY ON IHE FOLLOWING PUS ! Each purchaser of a WATCH is, enlitlei (at per under-noted Price List) to From 9 to 48 Guesses ! I Of the numerical contents of a GLASI JAR (13 inches high, by 19 iuchos ii citoumforenco), tilled and scaled b; Messrs.W, R. Bock and A. E. Cousins of the firm of Bock & Cousins, printers and Mr W, J. Lankahoar, Bookseller Lambton Quay, Wellington. THE .TAR Contains an admixture of BEANS AN I MAIZE, and those who guess tki Correct Total, or tho Nearest Nunibe orderto, will secure the Gifts in thi there named abovo; Ties (if any) t< divide. As the number of guesses, how ever, applies separately to each Gift, thi purchaser really obtains a minimum o 3,000, and a maximum of 19,200 oppor (unities, or, in uthor words, 100 time Tho Goods are ot first elass workman ship and are offered on the DEFERRKI PAYMENT SI STEM, thus enablinj uveryono to procure a thorough! reliable, Sterling Silver Timekeeper b; easy instalments ranging from 7s 6d t 40s per month, according to tho pric selected, with tho additional advantsg of possibly obtaining a handsome bonns «ow h mm 000

fcj . HH o. If -uC-C Wo 10 < PlO o .03 s l> ® £j b ~• ,• «• ;•• ; •S xw to ci IO o o■« o £! «* 19 fc» NOO H orderearly, And givo full name, occupation, and address ; also quote price and description of Watch dcßtrod. and encloa* detailed Remittances by postal notes preferred If by Chequo, add ono shilling for oxobango. London Watch Co,, FEATIIEItSTON-STREEV, (Opposite Union Bank of Australasia), WELLINGTON. f2?The Jar is exhibitodin the Window of Mr W, J. LANKSHEAIt, Bookseller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. OASTLEI'OINT ROAD DISTRICT A" L L S3 vn N Election of fivo poisons tn 61 the oflico of mombors for the sovcral sub-divisions 111 tho Castlepoint Koad Distvioo will take place on BATUR' DAY, tho 4th May nsxt, at tho following ilaccs, viz. 1,1 Sub-division, nt Messrs Elder' Woolshed, Langdale, No. 2 1 I, at Road Board Office, Tinul. No, 3 „ at Messrs Maunsell's Woolshed. No. 4 „ Mr H. W. Lcaoho's Woolshed. No. 5 11 Mr tchofielA's store, Whakataki. Nominations will closo at 12 NOON, on tho 27th inst., at the Road Board Oflico, Tinul. Fomib may bo had- at Tinui store, or from me. A, McHUTUHON,' ■ Roturning Officer, i, 16th April, 1880. 31; m MASTERTON ROAD DISTRICT, ELECTION OF MEMBERS, THE following oandidatos have boen duly nominated as membtrs of the Masterton Itoad Board 1— (j Subdivision No 2 DAGG, ROBERT DAVID, 6TCCKEY,JAMES, Sub-division No, 3, BROWN, THOMAB MARSHALI BUICK, WILLIAM BUTLER, Sun-niVKios No. 4. BEETHAM, WILLIAM HENRY The number of candidates not exceed ing the vacancies to bo filled, I hereb] declare Robert David Dagg, Jame Btuckey, Thomas Marshall Brown, Wil liam Butler Buiok, and William Henr Beethara duly elected mombors of th Ma/torton Road Board. | It. WILBOHB, Returning Officer. Road Board Office, 8197 Masterton, 23rd April, 1889, N MASTERTON ROAD DISTRICT, rnHE ANNUAL MEETING of Rat I , payers will be held on SATUI DAY, the 4th day of May next, at ' o'clock, NOON. ' R. WILSONE, Clerk Koadßoard Offico, Masterton,'26rd April, 1889. BWT