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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4941, 14 February 1895, Page 1

T GREAT PARTNERSHIP SAIE OOMRWBS ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1895. 'TjURLYIn the year Jit Smith admits to a Partnership in his busing a Cornsrercial Gentle,nr,\ who has long been u <oeUt«l -vith the London linying ofTe Are U«a» To 2 1 . mince and wcrare tlie Stock prcvioUß to the I'.irtncrsMp awncnin" nluctm wil « ,t UI T C| ' M r ntS ' .?; lle f tock : ~us ' bB 'c.lucctbyLlS.OOO and the dra ry ' ck at Te Al ° Housil Wlll •» offered th-< imrchning public at most temptiip imces

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