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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4640, 6 February 1894, Page 2

THE KALEIGH"G' LIGHT ROADSTER BICYCLE. A Lli patterns, all weights, from 211b. Detachable chain whools to eveiy machine. ?immerman, the American flier, rides it, and make 3 a roourd £-milo in 25fleo,andi.nillein 35seo, besides winning over 100 first prizes thU season Reynolds, the Auokland champion, rides t, and makes a New Zealand record for lO'tnilea the first time he tries at Napier. Eveev Machine Guabanteed for ' Tweivb Months. CATALOGUES FROM W.M. SERVICE, KARANOMIArE-BOAD, APOKIAND, Alexander Ross, Practical Saw aud Tool Maker, DIXON STREET WELLINGTON. (Opposite Itojal Oak Hotel.) rMPORTERof all kinds of Sawb, Files, J. Bewiso, <fcc. Agent for Sieam Engines, BoiIEBS, WoomVORKINO MiCDINEM, 4c Circular and Vertical Sawß gulleted and hammered, Saws cut down and retoothed, New Saws fitted to Spindles, 4c. Firil Clans Work Omrantml-Coimtrg Orden promptly allemlid 10.-Catalogm on application, WAIP.ARAPA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, OPAL, BromHo, Paper Silver Print Enlargements, from O.D.V, to Lite Siz6, fiuiahed with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS : Tubse-Qhae™ Ann Foil Lskmb Cabinets. Beautifully Finished, Equal to the best produced in the Colony, for: 7s Gd Half Dozen I O/ ta(tol 6d One Down | Ol Famih Gbow Vionbttbs with Enamel Mat-Opal Sutfaco; also finished in Water or CV Colours. Views Takkn in Town ob Countby. On Balol The best assortment ol Maori Fhotoß inliew Zealand. IHOS. EG, PS!Cf, MASTERTON. FOR SALE. fTtfJAT Hotel, well-know as "HamX merichs Greytown Hntel,"contaitimg 22 rooms, eituuto on an acre of land at Greytown r«orth, subject to a lease expiring on the 30th dnyol November, 1896, at the yearly rental of £lB2. For further particulars apply to the undersigned, Nomi but principals dealt with, H. STRATTON IZARD, Solicitor, ■ Greytown N. MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL AJND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. Annual Autumn SHOW, lo be held in DRILL HALL, THURSDAY, FKBRUARY Bth. The Maaterton Orchestra in attendant in tho Evening, ENTRIES will be reoelyed at tho hall from 7.30 to 9 p.m. on tho day preceding the show j and also from 7 to 9 a.m on the day of the Show. Fee. for non members Od.each entry. Exhibits received up to 10 a m._on Show morning. Doors open from 2 till 6 aud from 7 till 10 p,m. Admittance-Adults Is, Children half price. Passes will be given in the evening. Members are particularly requested to present their tickets at the door, as otherwise it is impossible for the doorkeeper to recognise them, Exhibits in tho cut flower, fruit and fancy Work classes will be fjiven out ufter the Hall is cleared in the evening if required. Entry Forms and Catalogues can be obtained on application to the Secretary, or at Mr W. B, Chennells' officß, Perry Street. J. O. ALPASB. Secretary, Must Have Room j THEREFORE, STOCKMUSTBESOLD. Next the Clock, Queeu Street, Biasterton ICentialßootWarehouse. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR TDE HOLIDAYS. Forthe CfIBISTMAS and ABTIf Y E Ajß' B Trado we are giving a Discount or Cash Bonus of 2/in the £ on all Scots bnught for Cash. Th*s Bat Stock of Bo<if,< audSho® to sebf/iomitiTotoii. LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S TAB AND CANVAS BBOXB SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. HPECIAL 'XMAS PRICESLADIES' WALKING BHOEB- - 6/6 LADIES' ELASTIC SIDE BOOTB- - 6/6 GIRLS' SHOES, size 7 to 9 3/6 GIRLS' SHOES, bizo 10 to 134/6 CHILDREN'S SHOES and BOOTS - From 6d per pair MEN'S WALKING SHOESFrom 7/6 MEN'S WALKING BOOTSFromß/6. JUSTLANDED--10 TRUNKS BOOTS AND BBOEB WHI,BB. MARKED OFF VERY CHEAP, Being Overstocked. _ All Goods Marked In Plain Figures. J. CAEPMTER, QESI-ML BOOT WAREHOUSE, JUNIOR OML.SERVIOE. " CERTIFICATED. Teacher. Is ...L prepared to receive three'or fduif pupils for the next examination,- Terms on application, Address--Magister 0/0 tblß'oißce.