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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4991, 2 April 1895, Page 3

POUND.-A stray English setter, owner can have same on paying expenses, I. Jlandcl, tobacconist Mastcrton. TESTIMONIAL. p ESIDENTS who desire to takepart •" in a testimonial which is proposed to be presented to Mr John Bagoe at an early dale, are requested to meet at the Club Hotel on "Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, E. MEREDITH, W. LOWES, J.MACAItA. rpENDEHS will be reccivedtill April 1 13th for {moreor less). Specification can be seen on application, W.M.CAMERON, Bideford. AM person or persons found travelling to and from Alfrcdtou to Masterton through section 84, Block XII, Maucaonc Survey District, will bo prosecuted without further notice, HENRY BENTON. Alfrcdton.

ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. FEOM MASTEETON TO TENUI ANDCASTLEPOINT MASTERTON-HOMEWOOD AND EAST COAST pOACHES leave Club Hotel, Mas\J terton, at 7.45 am. on Tuesdays and Fridays, returning on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in time to catch 3.15 p.m. train to Wellington. Parcels and booking office at the Company's Stables at back of Eton's chemist shop. Carrying undertaken to all parts of the district at lowest rates. The Mastehtok COACHING AND CAERTING CO., (Formerly Forman & Co., and Blinkhome i. Miller). Correspondence addressed; c/o George Bennison, Manager, P.O. Box 91, W. H. TISDALL, GTJNMAKEE & FISHING TACKLE DEALER, 159, Lambion Quai, Wellington. OT H. TISDALL myites the atten,VV • tion of sportsmen to his recent importations of Guus, Rifles, etc, The stock, which is the most extensive and variedin the colony, includes Shot Uuns, in 12,14, 16,28 and '4lO bores, Single and Repeating Eifles, suitable for deer, cattle, or pig shooting, and all requisites for same. W. E. lisdall guarantees Ms Smokeless Carlriiijes, which are haded k order. Repairing in all its branches, OPENING NOTICE. KEAHAGENflatcofJ.Hcnderf\i. son's) wishes to announce that he has commenced business as Tailor and OoTFiTTER, in Perry-street (E.H. Waddington's late offices), and having secured the services of Mr J. N, Brunton as cutter and manager, whose reputation is a sufficient guarantee that all orders entrusted to him will be carried out in first-class style and workmanship. Hoping to have a share of support from the general public and all old friends and customers of Mr Brunlon's. Patrons will receive every attention and the prices will suitall classes. E. KEAKAGEN.

riIKLS' COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Oxfoud House, Mastebtoh. Principals—Dlbs and Miss Sheppabd, Assisted ty an efficient staff of J Visiting Teachers, First Tern begins 4th February, MRS E, LIARDET, 62b Willis Street, Wellington. TAXIDERMIST, AND FEATHER FDBBIEB. DEALER in all kinds of curios, choico collections of ladies' muffs, hats cte, made from New Zealand birds. Birds, stags' kids, etc, mounted. Ladies' furs and feathers cleaned and repaired. PHOTOGKAPHIC STUDIO. (Opposito Prince of Wales' Hotel), QuEEH-BTBEET, MiSIEBTOK, riIHIS Studio is mwopon to the public, I and the proprietor has procured thclatest and most improved instruments first-class style, at popular prices. Photos, Groups, Views, etc, taken in any part of the district, and finished in the best style of art. Enlaboehents made to any size, and finished by an experienced artist. Amateur's lvork finished, On Sale i Vievrsofallparts of the townand district. R. WILTQN, PBOJBIIBIpIjr Address—Opposite Prince of Wales' Hotel. ■■■■■■'■' ■' ■ J.HENDEESON, merchant Tailor, Opposite Club Hoto], Queen 5tr?et,.,.,.......„.,;,. ( .,M85{ert0n, The {avow of your patronage and