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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3439, 19 February 1890, Page 3

• pbßSAitiEj:'"' ";'-v'| 3Y a gouileman leaving the 'J I'' ,1 the whole of tho funiituro' and effects -of an dight-roometi houao," A&j oluding a pintio. For particulars apply 1 bylettnr to W.H., Daidy *' FOll HALE, 1 A A Buchanan's Four-tooth Lin'. ■j PA Half-bred Romnoy and' LinIQ\J coin Lambs, a firat-clasa lot For particulars, apply Uffico of this paper. 8422

VTEW f7EALA«D TJjAILWAY WELLINGTON SECTION. •' . WAIKARaPA JOCKEY ; OLDB'S ANNUAL MEETING To bo hold ut Groytown oil"'. FRIDAY,' FEB.; 21sx;'INST, SATURDAY RETURN /TICKET from any Btation to Groytosvn may b obtained on Thursday undFuiDAv February 20tli and 21st, to be uvaihibl for rotuni up to and including Uondai 24th mat. BY ORDER, Traffic Agent's 011ic»; Wellington, Feb, 17,1890, 3438 JSE VUEALAND ACCIDENTINSUfI ANCE COMPANY. MR THOMAS MACKAY liavinj Rovured Ill's connection as can rassing M'tut for this cuinpnny, nl sonimuniiatious previously addressed t( bim in ihu Cntiipnuv busincsß must ii future h addvcßsedtu the undersigned E. BTANBFIKLI), District Manager,: Wellington. Lawks Silk Jackets the ' ' FAII At - THI ■ ■ ■ . . ■■■:■■>■ FAII THE FAIR, 2i THI iS tUSEHEYS ■"•- or 1/1 THE (a. Oil r.,rii E ARO HOUSE. DUST CLOAKS THE FAIR AT ™ " ■ FAIR THI 1 ' THE FAIR m" ~„ , ... FAIR 7/0 for 3/6 THIS 12/6 for 6/9 fAIR 16/6 for 7/11 THE ' , FAIR Ladies Jlaoiktobhe THK 2/6 for 1/. FAIR fi/9 for 2/0 THE .9/6. for : 6/6 M|J 10/6 for U/6 ™g THE Childs Dusi Cloaks fair 3/8 for 1/6 ™,K 4/6 for 2/3 . FAIR THE FAIR, TEAKO HOUSE, BOROUGH OF MASTEBTON, LICENSING DISTRICT. mHE following is a list of tho'candi. X dates duly nominated for the office of Licensing Onmmitteo at the present electicn:—

CULLEN, WILLIAM HOGG, ALEXANDER W. MuEWEN, EDWARD •; PERRY, WALTER .'.-■'•;• REEVE, WILLI AH JESSE " . WILLIAMS, JOSEPH The number of candidate] exceeding thu number of vacancies,' a poll fur the election of five persons as a Licensing Committee will betaken ob between tbe above named candidates on FRIDAY, 21 Bt February, 1800, in tbe Town Clerk's Office, Mastorton, between the hours of nine in tho forenoon, and six in tbe afternoon. R.BROWN, 2435 Ucturning Officer.

..JUST OPENED, New Books, Now Books, New Goods, New Goods. Ex lonic, THE undersigned has been appointed agent fur SALE OF PIANOS. First-class instrument now on view, J. B. INNES, ■' BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND FANOY GOODS DEALER, ' MASTEETON,'

PHOSPHORUS,: , nO arrive ex AKAROA aud STAR \ OF ERIN, large shipment of PHOSPHORUS fur the Soason's CASH PRICE: ' Per lOOlbs ... 8/6, Per 601bs ... 8/li - Per lClba : ... 8/8 '■■•. mi T. G. MASON ISA TEAT _. JUST ARRIVED, A Fino AMorfcment'pf i; ~' Pure Indian Teas, THE demand for our. TEAS . is greatly increasing, and frem those whohavo not tasted them we aolioiUne trial, which, we are sure, will convince everyone that.they are of First-class Quality. J. W. G, and Co,, have to arrrivo—A Fine Assortment of '. PACKET TEAS At 3/, 3/4,. 3/G, «/8, per lb All good value, ALSO KELSON, MOATE&CO/S PACKET TEAB. Wohavoan hand the EMPIRE CO's TEA bo well-and favorably known district!' Our; Chnllenge Tea 8« Is as good as over, and can't bo ■'■ beat in the Wairarapa. '"■' : J. W. 0, and Co. are'Beliing GROOEIilEB,CROOKEMimmM:. WARE at lowest, possible' / ; rateß.' ."•''- •'"'" Indian Tea : Warehouse, (Opposite Prince-' of Wales,) •'• - ''''"" MASTERTOtf- " ?4W