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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3828, 9 June 1891, Page 4

WAIRASAPA WEEKLY. ' New SIXTEKN-PAJ&E FAMILY JOURNAL, published-every - : THURSJJAY EVENING In time for the Whareama and Coast Mails, and containing a summary of NEWS OP THE WEEK, ARTICLES, REPORTS. SPORTING NEWS, CABLEGRAMS, TELEGRAMS, CORRESPONDENCE, Prepared specially for the convenience of up country residents. Copies—PßlCE 3d eacli Can be obtained from our Agents at — Taueru Tinui Dreyerton Mauriceville Eketahuna Alfredton _■ Pahiatua Clarevillo Carterton Greytown, Os From MR HOLMES, Bookseller, Masterton MR J WASHINGTON, News Agent. Queen Street. j WAIRARAPA WEEKLY Wil be Mailed free to Subscribers

from this Office on the following terms: — 12 MONTHS 10 3 6 MONTHS, 6b 3 MONTHS, 4a All Subscriptions being payable in LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS Wi'l be made with Advertisers for the appearance cf their announcements in THE WAIBABAPA WEEKLY, and rates for same quoted on apphcaWairarapa Weekly Is Printed and Published at the Waibarapa Daily Office, and will contain full Telettraphio News, the undersigned being the only subscribers in the Wairarapa District UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION. onsequeritly it is the only paper which -isin a position to give the Wai- " rarapa Publio the

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