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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3657, 8 November 1890, Page 3

TO STAND . o Iron Stables, noar Featharston Sale yards, THE HIUH-fASTE ARAB - KALJ.PHA, JUST Landed from Calcutta.' "Kal ipba " is a beautiful dark' bay wiid black;)' :inh, In shape and- make he cannot bo surpass, having a splendid head woll sot os '.o a good nock oblique shoulders, kar.iiful short baokaud good leins, aud wo'i limped ribs, grand lejjs mid feet, villi very superior action, Good com citation and splendid temper, )itict to ridij orhaiidlo, ,v TERMS—£S per mare, to bo paid Ist January, 1891, G FROTH, 'IODS Featherston. m REGULATOR AND CONQUii PH USE' Sliean wore' specially i m ported foi tho/Wnirarapa district and wure in creat demand the last two seasons, tho supplies oaoli vcar runnitto short, so send in.youv orders in time,, PBIOES VERY LOW. EVERYTHING INtJR ONMONGEIt : BEING OHEAPy Orders by Post Promptly;attended to;) Georgu Winder, . 'IRONMONGER, Corner of Cuba and Mannorfe . WELLINGTON W. Grabtree ,4 Sons ' ENGINEERS & BOILERMAKERS, ' EVA-ST,,-WJJILINOTON| HiS ON SALE, OHEAP--1 h p Horizontal Engine, now - 1 li p Horizontal Engine, sooond hand . 2$ h p Horizontal Engine, second hand 181) p Multitubular,Boilor Every description of Flax Machines in stock, Special hteel Beater Bars, &c,, Agonts for Thus and Suns' direct steamdrivon Hydro Extractor, suitable for wool washers, woollen mills, and laundry men. Prices on application. CITY FOUNDRY, Eva-Street.,. Wellington 3«C •

jmu JJEW. ZEALANDRAILWAYS, WELLINGTON SECTION. PRINCE OF WALES'BIRTHDAY. To bo observed On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10,1890. MILITARY TOURNAMENT At BUTT PARK RACECOURSE.

RA.OES AT FEATHERSTON. • On Monday, lOlli instant, the ordinary trains to the Wairarapa . will leave Wellington at 85 .a.m, and 5.20'p.m, Trains from the Wairarapa. to Wellington will leave Eketaliuna at 6,50 A.m. and 4,6 p.rn,; the morning and afternoon trains leaving Masterton at 8.3 an J C.15 respectively, Tlio afternoon train from Wellington at 5.20 p.m. will run through to Eketahuna, All other ordinary passenger trains will run as usual, The morning train from Wellington, and the goods train from Masterton, will both atop at a point opposite the Racocourse south of Featheraton. A train will pick up passengers at the same place about ten minutes toGj passengers for the south should proceed by this to Featheraton and there join the train for Wellington, which will not stop at tho course. Special excursion tickets, available for roturn on day of issue only may be obtained as under Botwedn Wellington and Upper fiutt (either way)— First Class ... ... 4s Od Second class ... 2s 6d Between Wellington, Ngauranga, Potoue and Lower Hutt, and undermentioned stations (each way)— From Ist 2nd Class Class ad ad Eketaliuna 11 6 8 0 Masterton 9 6 7 0 Carterton ... ... 80 6 6 Greytown 8 6 6 6 Featheraton ... ... 7 06 0 Kaitoko 5 0 3 6 BY ORDER. Agont's OIKco, Wellington, Nov 5,1800.

NOTICE OF PULLING DAY, IN pursuance of (he "Tho JRogulafciori of Electors Act, 1881," and " The Electoral Acts Amendment Act, 1890," 1, JOSEPH JOHN FREETH, Beturning Officer. for • the Electoral JUistrictof Masterton, do hereby giro notice that by virtue of a„ writ bearing datn, the fifth (sth) day of November, 1890, under tho hand cf tho Clerk of the Writs, an election will be hold for the return of a qualified person to servo as a member for the said olcctoral district, nnd that tljo poll, if'heceasary, will bo taken at'.the-several polling places of tho said electoral district, on the fifth (sth) day of Decomber, 1890, Every porson desirous of becoming a candidate must be nominated by ot less than two electors of the district, by a nomination paper as prescribed by sectiou live of the Amendment Act, delivered to the RetuuiingO fficor on or before tho 27th day of November, 1890, Tho following aro tha polling plaoes for tho electoral district ot Masto rton; The COURTHOUSE, Mastertom (principal), The SOHOOLHOUSE, Maurice ville. ' Tho PUBLIC HALL, Tinui, MR j SCHOFIELD'S STORE, Whakntaki.; The premiso3 of ME HANDYSIDE, Oahonga, ; The SOHOOLHOUSE, Droye rton The COURTEOUS!!', Woodvillc. The TOW HALL, Pahiatua, THE ROAD BOARD OFFICE,. Alfredton. The SOHOOLHOUSE, Eketahuua The premises of MR JOHN SIN OLAIR; Balknoe. The promises of MR J. E. PERRY, ■ Makuri. Tho premises of MR W MATHE. SON, Man«aono. The L AIL WAY STATION, Man- . . gainahoe. l'lio POST OFFICE, Tutaekara, - Tho SIIIOOLHOUSE, Mangatftinoka., The Building used as a Schoolhouße, Kaitawa. .>. \ The SCHOOLHOUSE, Bidoford, The SOHOOLHOUSE, Grassendalo,' JOSEPH J FREETH, - Rotting Officer. ■ KoveßiberTth. I§9o, .