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Announcement Extraordinary LAST WEEK OF -hi. > AA|{ 0

Still Further REDUCTIONS. ONE WEEK ONLY,

ENDINU SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 9 th, C, SMITH AID CO QUEmSTKEET, MaSTERTON.

Messrs Chamberlain "Bros,, AVE secured from MELBOURNE tho services of a FIKST-OLASS BAKER AND CONFE7TIONER, in placo of Mr James Wickens, their late xainager, who has retired from their service, and in thanking their customers for past favors they can iwsuro them that tho reputation of tho firm for supplying the BEST BREAD in tho district will be fully ustained under the new management, no oxpenso having been spared in securing the very best baker south of the ne, • BTAE HOTEL G WILLIAMSON has much plea--1 sure in informing his numerous friends aud tho publio of tho Wairatapa generally that he has taken over the above centrally situated and favorably known hotetrora ' Mrs Craiimer. Visitors and families will find the STAB HOTEL one of the most convonient and comfortably furnished houses intho district. Tho best nines spirits aud ales are only kept. ' Good stabling and paddocks MASTJfiKTON.

BOKOUGH OP MASTERTON PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a special mGeting of the Mastorton Borough Council will bo hold on WEDNESDAY, September 17th, 1800, at 7.3) p.m, in the Council Chambers for the purpose of confirming the following resolutions Special Order No 1, August 19th, 1890, Resolved tbat the following bye law be, and the same is hereby made, The said bye law forbids, the depositing of any dead anhal or foulor offensive matter in or upon any public streot, er place or private property, whjreby any nuisance or danger to public health is likely to bo created under a' penalty of not exceeding five pounds, and a liability to remove auoh iload anim&l or oflensivo matter under a further penalty of not more than fivo pounds tor every day such offence shall continue, The said byo law to come into operation on Ist Ootober, 1890. A copy of the .said bye law can be seen at the Town Clork's Office;' Special Order No 2, August 19th, 1890. Resolved that sections (22) twenty two to fifty one (ol) both inclusive of "The Rating Act, 1882," as amonded by "The Rating Act, 1882, Amendment Act, 1883," and " The Rating Act, 1882, Amendment Aet, 1885," shall apply to the recovery of all rates now duo or hereafter to be made for the purposes of tho. Borough of Mastertonl R, BROWN, Town Clerk, I'JB New Sanitary ' l'aperliangiug from 1/0 per piece, go to R,andE.TINGEY . Hannera-ptreetWellinfloU'.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3597, 26 August 1890, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3597, 26 August 1890, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3597, 26 August 1890, Page 3

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