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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5082, 20 July 1895, Page 3

Education Board, Wellington, 13th July, 1895. f! VENDERS for tho Erection of an Infant School at Pahiatua, will be received at the Education Board Office up to the 30th insl Plans and specifications at the School, Pahiatua, and at the office of Mb Wm. Smlah, Ifasterton. THOS. TFKNBULL, Architect,

GEO. K. BOND, Architect, Tkmpm Chambers, INVITES Separalo Trade Tenders for tlie erection of Tim Cottages for M. Caselherq, Esq., to close 12 noon of WEDNESDAY', the 21th inst. Particulars at Architect's Office. FUNEUAL NOTICE, rjIHE friends of the late B. P. Perry 1 are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, Maky Ann Perry, which will leave their residence, Kirton-slrr-ct, on Monday, July 22nd, at 2.30 p.m. Z. M. HOAE, Undertaker. ALL accounts against the Estate of the late Arthur John Eawson, Surveyor, must be sent in to me before the Ist August. Wsi. G. BEARD, For the Administratrix. I HAVE now a good stock of onefoot matai and rata wood. The rata is sound and hard, and equal to ninire. Delivered at current prices. ._ H. JONES, '■ Wood Dealer and Milkman. 8' TOCK of every description running on that part of our property known | as "The Hinges" must be promptly removed. Any stock found thereon after SIX DAYS from (his date will bo impounded without further notice. W. k H. BEETHAM, Eranccpeth. Masterton, 13th July, 1895.

IjI'AMED, a paiiner with f'om VV £20:() to £3C3 Capital, to join the advertiser in a good sound Holler Flouh Mill and Giiaix and Produce Business. FO]{ SALK. —Toiiacconist and Fancy Business in one of the best townships in the North Island; doing a large turnover. WANTED, a Partner with £GCO to £7OO, to join the advertiser in a good sound Kaixdkkssek's Tobacconist's, and Fancy Shop, doing a large turnover; sole reason for wanting a partner, the advertiser has an engagement under offer, which would tako up half his time. For further partieulars, apply— COOIUCfIiAY, Accountants, Fcatherston-slr.'ct, Wellington.

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