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Wairarapa Daily Times, 7 March 1894, Page 2

NEffIUTUMN WINTER GOODS# VrOW.OPENIJSG AT THE BONIARGHE MILLINERY, MANTLES, DHBSBEB, .... BILKB,.VELVETS, ... '. / THE MEAT SHOW'WILL BE HEW'mJA FEW DAYS. U, HOOPER d GO, „/' L AOAED.J H^ : M,;HASLETT ( BARRISTER <fc SOLICITOR MAINiSTBEBT.PAHIATUA, . Attbnds at'Ekbtaihjna bvbry Feidat. ADDRESB-oarter'b TEMPEKANOE HOTEL R. K. ATTENDB EKETAHUNA every FRIDAY from 1 .o'olook Bud SATURDAY till I o'clock, prioi to Court days and on Court days when reMessrs Penty & Fork ARCHITECTS AND OIVIL •ENGINEERS, Obm'euots' Bail, Pebry Stbbei, MASTERTON. AND AT 48, LAMBTON QVAY, WELLINGTON. THE Wairarapa Farmers' 00-opeia, _ tivp Association, Limited, by roso'ution of tile Board of Doctors, are prepared to receive honby on deposit at call.or for three, aix, or twelve months ■Rates of interest'and othet partioui lara given on application at *<iy of the offices of the Association .- D. W, MoINTOSH, fHB ffAIEARAPA DAILY TIMES can be ptuohased from Mr J, B. INNES, Printer and Stationer Wi Street Wellington IBITORB' LIST, Club floral, .. Masterton .Wednesday,—Messrs G. Anderson, J. W. Kenneday, W. Fliess, J. M, Meredith, 8. Campbell, Arnibuldi, P. Lee, Milis, T. Brown. McOardle, McStay, Bennett, P. (ileeson, Cave, Mr and Mrs Denton.

Two of the ablest and most valuable officers connected with our local Sheep and Babbit Drpartment, Mewa Wali lace- Smith and James Harvey, are under orders to leave this district. Theylmoweveryinoh of tbeWairarapa, are thoroughly conversant with the duty of, coping with the speoial with in this part of the country,,and are worth half a dozen strangers who are without their local knowledge and We should havetuought that Mr Hogg's common sense would have prevented the GoverbuieDt from blondera of this kind. We notice fa the Government services generally in this district .very evident signs of deterioration. Xa an effdi tto obtain colour "effioiraoy is freely storifiofd. Of course if the renionl of:tei:vValiaca Bniith and