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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4707, 1 May 1894, Page 3

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW WATERBURY. It is not often that the arrival of a shipmcut of goods in Ken Zealand waters is w gemrfvwetaed as the arrival of the present parcel of Wrlerbury watches. By the firo on the liiMb'ue 3000 WMMOHYfrgold, silver, and nickc l -wero destroyed, and this interruption in the regular inflow has kept the market tore iill the landing of the prcscDi parcel. We Ron. Dr. Po'lcn stated in the Legisif i've Coi'i!C : ! thai 93,000 Aokc llim pay the who's of ibis co'onys tajation, mainlnins its Oil Service, run its railways and public works and form the nucleus of the colony's prosperity; and yet to lhi3 very limited population over 120,000 WtaiiiraiiYS have been sold and delivered, and the shipment now anding consists o! 2880 WiTKTOOKYS which, is followed by tbeE'loor Vernon, duo 2830 llobe, all sold (ilrcady to the wholesale trade who havo been waiting supplies for from three to four months, Large as these figures are two other shipments are to arrive before Christmas and we venture to affirm that no other watch can show a sale in New Zca land during tho period covered Binco the I Waterbury advent of

One 10 Each Hbsdbeb Wmmnrnm Jewellers and retail dealers will kindly ; Bond their orders to our agents as quickly aspossiblo ALL Ladies and Gentlcmon who are interested in the formation of an OFEKATIO SOCIETY are invited to attend a meeting In St, Matthew 'a School Boom, on THURSDAY, 3rdinst, at 8 o'clock, W. SIMMS, FUNERAL NOTICE. THK. funeral of the late William Taylor, of Tenui, will leave tho Masterton Hospital at 3 p.m. TO-MOR« ROW, (Wednesday), 2nd May. T.JaGO. • Undertaker, ANY peraon found PIG-HONTING on any part of Cashpoint station, whether Ircohold or ludsohold, will be prosecuted. J. GORING JOHNSTON, Managor. TENDERS INVITED.-For 240| acrea of land, fronting the Alfred' ton Road, 8| miles from the Eketahuna Railway S(,atjon, A six-roomed cottage, two-roomed cottage and shed and outbuilding on the land. A good invest' ment for parties in want of a good homestead. Tenders to close not. later than MAY 24th, 1894. The highest or any tender pot necessarily accepted, WILLIAM PAWSON, Pleckville.

"Q UNNING on Penrose, Taratahi, one \ Chestnut mare, branded Son near shoulder, If not claimed within l 4 days will bo sold to pay ejpenees, PERRY BROS. Pentose, 30th April 1894, ■VIOTICB Is hereby given that attet jL> the Ist March, 1894, all horses or cattle found straying on tho Auhanga run will be Impounded, Any person found trespassing in search of stock of I otherwise without proper authority wil be prosecuted, By Order. SHEATH &HDMB,

MASTERTO.c? KOAD BOARD. "YTOTIOE is given that 12.80 pan. on 1M Saturday, the sth day ol May, 1891, is the time, and the Road Board office, Hall Street, Masterton, tho placo appointed by the Board for holding tbe Annual Meeting of ratepayers of the Masterton Road District. F.O.MOOUE, Mastottoo, 28th April, 1601,