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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4012, 14 January 1892, Page 3

WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPER" ATIO AND DRAMATIC bOOIETY Will Produce, AT THE OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON , GiLBBUT&SuLLIYAN'b Successful Comic Opera, "THE YEOMEN of THE GUARD." Tuesday, 19th January, For ft enasun of nine nights, including the Holiday The staying, tie., will he on an ««• usually ma'jnijiccnl scale. PIIIOES—4s, 3s, 2b, and la, Box office at Holidays'; now open. '[ HE WAIRARAPA and EAST HOAS'I PASTORAL and AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, Founded 1877. Incorporated 1878, RAM AND.EWE FAIRI FRIDAY. sih FEBRUARY. 1892. SHOW GEO UTO, CARTERTON. Salo to commenco at 11,30 a.m. Entries closo on SATURDAY, 30th January. E.W.DORSET, ' Secretary. MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD THEIR ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR 2ndand 3rd FEBRUARY, 1892, Salo to commence each day at 12 noon. All entries must be in the hands of the Secretary by 9 p.m. on Wednesday, 27th day of January, ]b92. 2.4. and G-tooth Lincolns will bo sold on the first day. do do Romney downs on the second, ALEX, WALKER, Secretary,

"VTEWZEALAHDRaILWAYS, WELLINGTON SECTION. On and after MONDAY, 18th instant, thero will be an officer in charge •at Mauricevillo Station, BY ORDER Traffic Aasnt's Office, WelliD?ton, 11th .lanuaty, 1892, MAURICEVILLE ROAD BOARD, niENDERS will be received by the X Chairman of the Board for Constructing 2 Bridges Dnyer't Rock and Wanj««k Bond. Metalling on Ifamictvilk West Hoad-2 contracts, Plans etc nt.'l'Mr G. Uundersen's Contral Store, Mauricovillo, The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. The time for receiving tenders is extended to 3 p.m on Saturday, the 23rd January, 1892, W.GRAY, . •■ Cierk: Mauriceviile, January 9,1892

THE NAYAL AND MILITARY SETTLERS ANDVOLMTEEKBLAND ACT, 1891. fpHE majority cfthe Remission Cer--1 tificates sanctioned under the above Act for tho Wellington District are now ready for issue, and can be obtained; upon application at the District Land and Surveyoffico, Wellington. The certificatea-for claimants residing in Country Districts and Towns will be sent to the nearest Poet Office for delivery if claimants notify to me their nearest local Post Office. JOHN H, BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands, January 9th, 1892. COMPLIMENTS OP THE I SEASON, |C. SMITH & Co., IN tendering this notice to the general public, beg to offer thoir thanks to their patrons, and also inform the public generally that they have just opened 20 cases of Nc>v Goods for the Christmas and New Year trade, comprising |—

2 caeca of Men s Tirced Suits from 19/6 to 60/ 2 cases of Men's Trousors from 6/11 per pair 2 casos of Men's Trousers and Vests from 10/6 per pair 2 casus of Men s Straw Bats from 1/ each 1 case Boys' Knicker Suits 4/11 to 17/6 , 1 case Gent's Ties, Socks, &0.,-dro M &c. 12 dozen Hard Felt Hats 5/G, worth 8/0 36 dozen Merino Sobksat 6d per pair 1 caso Reratta and White Shirts, new patterns 2 cases Men's, Youths' and Boys' Straw Hats SPEOIALLINE of HARVEST DATS SIXPENCE EACH, Straw Helmets for Harvest 6£ each. FOR THE SHOWROOM--3 cases Straw Hats. Fancy Aprons. Ladies' Linen Fronts, Flowers, Pinafores, Ladies' White and Coloured Garabaldie Jaokots IN GREAT VARIETY. Ladies' Underclothing Department is complete in all its branches, C, SMITH, while in the Old Country has Riven great care m selecting the above goods, which will bo a sufficione guarantee of valuo and style, and wo are confident cannot be surpassed. Intending purchasers will do woll to inspect the Stock before they invest in their Christmas Clothing. C. SMITH and Co,, CASH STOEE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Bkahckes—Wollington, Nolson, Gieymouth and Westnort. RAND assortment of. Trinkets of J oyerydesoriptionatCOLTMAN'S, "Willis Street, Wellington.