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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4331, 31 January 1893, Page 3

THE WATKWiURY AGE,

Over 00,000 Bold in New Zealand, and the universal verdict is that for cheapness combined with beauty and reliability, tho WATJSEBUItY HAS NO EQUAL GOLD, SILVER or NICKEL,

ROBINSON BROS, BLACKSMITH 1 !, WHEELWUIGIITS, & COAOHBUILDERS, OARTRRTOfI. A GMCULTUHAL IMPLEMENTS ami A Vehicles ol Every Description made to order on shortest notice, Material and Workmanship Guaranteed, Agents, tor the celebrated Walter A, Wood Reapers and Binders, otc, rPHB MASTERTI )MIFLI! V< )LU N • \ TE KS will parade onTHUIiliDAY KEXT, 2nd mst., at 7,3:) p.m. _ After the parade a General Meeting will be held, 0. A POWNALL, Captain Commanding lOST— A pair oE spectacles in caseJ Supposed to liavo neon lost near Wamrapj Farmois Co operative Store in Queen Street. Finder will receivo 5s reward ou returning to this office TO LET 2G acres of land, the property of the lato Miss Jeans, and situate at tho South end of Church Street. W.OKARD, for tho Executors. ITRAYING on my property at Short O Street, Manaia, two pigs (black white sucker), If not claimed in three days will bo sold to dofray expanses, DAVID WISHART, Manaia,

HTANTED TO LET ABOUT 3 miles of fencing by contract. Apply FATKICK GLEESON, Managor Tikitapu Station, Mauticevillo, AN APOLOGY. MURRAY & CASEY, CHEAP DRAPERS, Quees-Siheet, Mastebtox, (N'cit to Carpenter's Hoot Shop), THANK the public ot Mastcrton and surrounding Districts tor the patronage eo liberally accorded them since opening, and feci it incumbent on them to offer an apology to those who wore unablo to have thoir requirements thoroughly attended to, owing to the pressure of business, and limited shop accommodation. To, jn some degree, atone for the disappointment caused, and to give an opportunity to thoso who are unablo to visit the Cheap Sale during the ordinary hours of business Murray and Casoy have determined to extend thoir hour of closing each evening until nine o'clock, during the remainder of their slay, which must necessarily be ot SHOUT DUItATION. . The public arc reminded to take time, by the forelock and secure some of the "mazing bargains. Tcmpus Itu/lt. WOODVILLE CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL AND PaSTOEAL ASSOCIATION, ANNUAL RAM. FAIR Will be lipid al Woodvillo on THURSDAY, 17th FEBRUARY, 1893. ENTRIES closo with the undesigned at Woodvillo, at 2 p.m. on Saturday, the 11th February, Charges : Is per pen of 0 or 1e69, and Oil per head for rams sold, Samo chnrgo for stud owes. Wm. NICHOLSON, Secretary. MASTERTONAORIOULTURALAND PABTORAL ASSOCIATION.

THE Annual Ram and Ewe Fair will bo hold In Messrs Lowos and loidb' Salo lards, on WEDNESDAY AND TBURSDAY, Ist and 2nd tfobruary, 1893, Entries closo on January 271 h. The first day will bo dovotod to the sale of Lincolne, the second to Itomneye, Downs, etc, The snlo will conimenco each day at 12 o'clock. CH.GAYFER, Secretary. [< CARD.J C, Tilleard Natusoh, 'architect, Hall street, Mastcrton. Drawings and Specifications prepared fafaknis.

NOTICE OP REMOVAL, UJILLEARDNATUSGH, AIIOIUTEOT, Has removed his office to hia temporary residonco in flail Street, During tho re-building of hia house, lately dostroyed bylire. L I JACOBS, TAXIDERMIST AND FEATHER FURRIER, Sul to 11k Catholic Church, Muslcrton, BIRDS, Fish, and Animals Preserved and Mounted in the highest atylo of tho art, Fur Skins tanned and dressed. Fur and Feather Muffs and Collars made to order. Feathers cleaned, curled and dyed. "Work dono in all its branches, Koiioe—Highest Prioo Given for Huias I and other Sirda,