SECOND EDITION.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4073, 26 March 1892, Page 2

SECOND EDITION.

Tlw annual general meeting of share-;. ; . i* holdersoftheMastertonßlicksmithand : : v-:^M Wheelwright, (Jo;, Ltd,, : ;W iU: ■■ O ; m held on Saturday the 2ud of ; Aprtl at 8v" vV«if p,tn.in the Temperance Hall, Chapel ; 'P : M'M street, Masterton. _.;• ■:':.■},: ; , v ;■: 4n Oaniaru. " parent''"complains foV? ..' M mNorih Otigo ffimestbathohastopay Yd.pet 41b loaf- for/a. very;, "inferior ' ' '.- ; 3 artlo oin broad, while Dunedin .people :■ v '- <\ pay4dperloaf for a better, bread made ■•'■:-v : "" from (Jamaru flour., '-. .■'::::•;*.■.. •■;•_ ; ■':'■;vl A Chinese market gardener named Go ' ' Bung has filed his sohedule in Dunedin, ''Sr> Ho has "gone bung f'/ -\ ■ ;■: ; ;..:-rfAnuraegirlts required for Applications may be made to MrsloneT" 7" RegistryOffiop.■.■';■.■ ■ "■':■' •.■X:.SMn.;Ro?erß,of ; the Greytown Hotel ' requires a housemaid and general servant. '■ ■. ,"' v# vPearsanV fjrlvate, Jand>;has been''"' -'-'--M engaged to play a programme of music " in Hall Street this; evening; ..■''■/'■ ." : J: An address, entitled/"God a Giver"' and-'OodaSeoker.) 1 will be given at ' ""' ' the leniperanco • Hall, Masterton, to* i •'-''' : « ; inorrow (Sunday) evening, '" : ■■ a ■:' ' at-.. MrJ.Mahdel'a - : •' ; '\.?3 establishment in. : Queen-street, Master- ' :^ ton, are already in a good state of progress, and the hairaressing room s ' especially has been considerably enlarged ; and is much more attractive. -^ Always read the newspaper, and: keop ■ thorovgbly pogtnd in regard to tho tran- : : ■"•' *•'' saotions of the woria. Ho who is without a. : , ■*?* newspaper is out ..off from his species, in ~ tbesedaysof telegraphs and-steam. Many '. -.'-. ; ■:■■:' iniportantmventions and improvements in' :' t; V ovory branch of trade are being made, and - # : : ho who don't consult the newspapers will ; . . \> vory soon find himself : ont in the cold. "• ™y= i] ?ti don't read'thisparagraph .' ■?'• w ' l ' h : : - ,■* af the Bon MurchS, is the oUeapeat andbost' .. ''.'-'-■ draporyestabtißhment, andhavonowopened , ;: : up thwr new season's shipmonts of'kiklK '■'.. tho latest; novelties' in English French mdhnery, dress, goods, etb. "■'.■ ■ '. ; - UarotaowntothemaswoUnsHowrooksea '■■'■ "l Kesidents have an advantage as Hooper & ' : "■'. andlrowdsonscalicoes, whioh thefirmkee '' ' ' : a big stqok of. Still there are times when ■ residents would, be out in the cold if they ?> did not consult the papers. For instance . : Mossrs Hoopsr and Company have a special * '■■■ mo they they know is going to give 40s in -^ the i in vnluo to those who purchase it. They M let theirfriends know through tho oolumas of « ; the press; some read it, some don't, Those twy uo izc an advantage over those that - ii dont. Ladies' and children's ulsters, '-' jackets, furJinrd cloaks, velvets, and '■■> , plushes, fur goods,' umbrellas, new hosiery •■? and gloves, Special makes in clothing just '.',: opened from the Mosgiel, Roslyn, Kaiapoi, . ■% Petono, and Onehuiiga mills. Blankets and l flannels, rugs, shawls and a largo variety of ': I boy s clothing manufaoturoa to their own ." ; order from good durable tweeda. Tailoring ia V . a Bpeoially.with the firm. .The address to ; ; those who don't know them fwhioh is very s-T few m New ZealandJ is L. J. Hoopor Is > ; ' Co,, Don Marohe, Masterton, and- any d order so addressed will bo promptly executed. v —i