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

fl H. Woodr ;ny FOB SALE OR LEASE. Capital. Dairy Farm. /COMPRISING 48 acres 2 roods,• SitVJ. uatfl on tlio Maungatercro Creek and teins section No 385. The (jroporty is securely fenced, and divided into four paddocks, well grassed, and watored. A splendid site fur homestosd, 60 chains frontago to main road, Forfnrther.particulars apply to Mr Thomas. Grenß, Featherston, or the undorsigncd, , . / F. H, WOOD, , Estate Agent, FOR SALE ILadies Paris Plireton, NEW, nil iron undercarriage, very light running and strong, a prizetakor. PitlOE £3O, Worth foO ILadios Phrcton, second hand, in first clns3_ order, steel springs and undercarriage, veryliandsoino, light and atroiig.PJllCE £'2s. Can be seen at F H WOOD'S Grey, town Auction Rooms '• / Approved bills mil be talcon if deaired ■ . FOR SALE, . ONE FAMILY WAGGONETTE, near!;/ new, and In first olass order, carrios eight, built by Messrs Rouse and F.urrell, of Wellington, English Underbarriago, polo, slialts, arid lamps complete, Price 0, cost fBO. : 1 LADY'S 2 wheeled BASKET X ' CARRIAGE, imported,. very safe, and comfortablo,'suitable for an invalid, Prico £lO, ■ ■ PUTNAM, in - good order, high wheols, slidins; seat,- very atron?, and light running, Price £lO, , For further particulars apply to the undersigned, at whose Greylowa rooms the.vehicles can be seen, ' F H WOOD,. ' .Auctioneer, • . FOR PRIVATE SALE. ONE -■ SECOND-HAND PIANO,' Trichord,' in first class order, a really good instrument, to be sold very cheap. Apply to FHWOOD. HOUSE, LAP, AND OROHARDT TO BE LET, T the Oatholio Church, South Carterton, and lately occupied by Mr fl Tancredis, together l with - eight acres of land surrounding'it, to' be let at an extremely low rental for so desirable a residence,

In the house itself there are eight good rooms, Thero is also a subsidiary building, containing wash-house, men's room, cellarette, and other conveniences. The stabling and coachhouses are very extensive and are first-class. The garden end orchard, as well, form valuable adjuncts. QQABLEB HAINES, Ayent for FJS Wood. ' NOHOE, ■ ON MONDAY, the 10th inst„ the Post Office will be closed, All maiis closing on that date will be cleared at 6 a,m, On the preceding Saturday a doliveiy of correspondence will be made over the counter from 8.30. p,m, to 9 p.lll, ■ The : Telegraph. oflice 'will be open between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m., and from? till 8 p.m. J.BAGGE, Postmaster, Post Office, Mailerton, 3rd Nov.. I£9o.

WAIRARAPA NORTH COUNTY, GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE. THE following candidates havo bebri nominated to the office of Councdlor for the Ridings set opposito their names, AKITIO BIDING. Handyside, John Stewart. WAINUIORU RIDING. : Bnetham, William Henry. MASTERTOH RIDING. Oockburn-Hood, Charles Edwin, Dagg, Robert David, Guild, David, Meredith, Edwin. Btuckey, James. OASTIiE i'OINT RIDING. Andrew, John Chapman. < Groves, John, junior, Maunsell, Robert, ALFREDTON RIDING, Bayliss, Thomas, Reden, Frederick von. Srnitlu Eli As the number of candidates nominated, and the number ot vacancies to be filled in the Akitio and Wainuiuru Rithnps are equal, I declare Messrs J ok Stewart Handyaide and William Henry Beetham duly elected for those Ridings respectively. In the Masterton, Cashpoint, and Alfredton Ridings the number of candidates nominated oxceeds the number of vacancies to bo filled. Polls of County electors will therefore be held in each of those Ridings between the hours of 9 a,m and 6 p.m, on WEDNESDAY, tho 12th day of November, 1890. I appoint tho following polling booths:— ■ MASTERTON RIDING—The County Council Offices, Masterton, tho Road Board Office Mauriceville, Mr 0, H. Osborne's store Dreyerton, and the residence of Mr Maoßao, Bowlands. 04STLEPOINT RIDING-The Road' Board Office,' Tenui. ALFREDTON RIDING-Tho Road Board Offices, Eketahuna and Alfredton. F.G.MOORE. Returning Officer, 3rd November, 1890,

W. PERRY, BUTCHER, Queen Street,,., Master ton, BEGS to inform his customers and the general public that having decided to 'closoNo, 1 shop for the purpose of adding to his dwelling houso, tho business (as soon as tho necessary alterations and improvements can be made) will-be carried out under tho supervision of Mr FHolloway. His carts will run as usual and supply tho best quality of meat at the lowest possible prices (or gubli. Owing to the reminder given liim by the late fire, he takes this opportunity of requesting his customers that all overduo accounts must bo paid within' one month fiom date. NOTICE. nUBSOiaPTION l'sts are boing (J started through the Lower Valley for the purpose of raising funds for the benefit of the children of the late Alfred Clifton,, who died at Cartorton about twelve months ago. Tho children, fiyo in number, with ages ranging from fourteen months to seven years, have been taken chargs of by Mr Lars Anderson, of Bketahuna, entirely at his own axpenso. Ho has applied to tho Betievolont Society for aid, but tlioy iuformed him that nothing could be done in the natter,. Ho was informed tliot the only ivay was to hand the children over to the police, he did not liko duiuir is Mrs Anderson had promised Mr Clifton that she would see to the children, ft comes vory hard on Mr _And£tftpn to have to support the ch'ildp his own pocket. Mrs Clifton' has gone iut to work, but has bien very ill, and quite utuble to assist in any way. - Any ■no who cotild assist by giving a litllo .vould be doing a charitable action, iubecriptioup may b« leftthe ofiiceof this paper, • r .