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NOTICE. I\TOTICE ia hereby given, that the ElpcJl^l toral Rolls for the Wairarapa North and South are kept at my office at Masterton, and may be inspected free of charge betwern the hours of 10 o'clock in the morning and two in the afternoon. JOSEPH J. FKKETH, Registrar of Electors, Wairarapa North and South Electoral Districts.

FINAL NOTICE. ALFBED A. CAMERON'S Consultation on the Melbourne Cup will close and bo drawn on Monday evening, 31st October. Letters or Money Order Telegrams received up to 3 o'clock on Monday, 3lßt Octobor, will bo attended to. For result of drawing see Dunedin Daily Times of Tuesday, Ist November. ALFRED A. CA.MKRON, Box 251, Dnnedin. riT M'DONALLD'S L • CONSULTATION, No 9, OX THE C.J.C. HANDICAP AND CANTEEBUEY CUP. To be run in November. EIGHT Y-FOUE PKIZBS. 2000 MEMBERS AT 10s. C.J.C. Handicap. First h»rso .6150 Second borso ... . ... 100 Third horse 50 Other startera (diviJed) .. 100 Non-startora (divided) ... 200 COO Canterbury Cor. First horse .£l2O Second horse 80 Third horse 40 Other starters (divided) ... 70 Non-starters (divided) ... 90 400 The holder of one ticket haa a chanco of drawing two horses To be drawn on 31st October. THUMAS M'DONALD, Tobacconist, Lyttelton. GIBBON'S GIPrS, on the "Wanganui Spring Meeting, on 21st October. Drawing on the 20th of the same. .£IOOO divided on the four principle races, viz :— Wanganui Stakes, Handicap Hardies, Kailway Plate, Mai'lou Plate. 8. GIBBi >N S, Treasurer, Marton. Agents, Messrs. Martin & Downs, Pier Hotel Wellington. EXHIBITION ALES. Phcenix Brewery WELLINGTON. MESSES. PASCOE & CO. desire to call the attention of the public of New Zealand to the superlative quality and uniform condition of their Malt Liquor 0 , and beg to solicit their patronage, and a trial of their celebrated Exhibition Pale Bitter Ale and Extra Brown Stout, brewed from the choicest selection of Hops andMALT, on scientific principles, possessing the advantago of age to mature their oharacterictic qua'ities, a Tonic and Preservative condition, frae from Acidity, ¦without Sediment, Equalling the best English Brands. W. H. PASCOE, From an extensive'experience and success as a practioal Brewer, having obtained Prize Medals - MELBOUENE, 1860 and 1867 SYDNEY, 1879 and ISBO MELBOUENE, 1880 and 1881 Can, with confidence, recommend their Palo and Strong Ales and Brown Stout iv pints and quarts. N.B.— Stock on hand for Bottling Purposes— 4oo hhds (winter brew— May and June.) Also, 150 kilderkins, for Family Trade — other contents if required. City Offices at W. K. Waters', opposite Colonial Bank of New Zealand. BAERAUD & SON, Pharmaceutical and Dispensing Chemist. JUST TO HAND, ri\HE following MALTINE preparations, JL now becoming so justly celebrated in Europe for their rare medicinal and nutritious properties : — MALTINE, wi»h Beef and Iron MALTINE, with Cod Liver « >il MALTINE, with Popsino Pancreatino MALTINW, with Hypophosphitis MALTINE, with Phosphate of Iron SHIRLY'S NEUEALGIC CEYSTALS. BAREAUD & tON call special attention to this invaluable romedy for Neuralgia, Headaches, and other nervous affections — the first supply received in Wellington. Also, BAKE AUD'S Tolutine Cough Syrup, fonnd to be one of tho most effectual remedies for Coughs, Cold 3, and other affections of the chost ever introduced in Wellington. BAREAUD & SON'S Union Bouquet, the best exhilarating perfume made in New Zealand. TEETH CAEKFULLY EXTEACTED AND STOPPED. BAEEAUD A SON. FACTS WORTH KNOWING. WANTED KNOWN— That the Cottages now built by O. W. Clayton are the safest and the moat convenient in case of earthquakes or fires, having all the rooms on one floor, and French windows opened at a moment's notice. Can be rented or bought on very easy terms from O. W. Clayton, Thorndon or Sussex Square. He is the only man with 47 Cottages who will take your rents, either weekly or monthly, in exchange for the freeholds, which bargains never go out of fashion, but last for ever. O. W. Clayton has buiit more Cottages, and bought all his timber direct from th n bush, at 25 per cent, loss than Wellington mill prices, so can defy competition. Paying rent ia like wasting powder to fire at the man ia the moon, so become your own landlord, and burn your rent-book ; it is only an eyesore. See O. W. Clayton any night after 5 o'clock. Any Bteady carpenter wishins to build up his own Cottage, O. W. Clayton is the man to let him have the land and money to do it. Notice— l have got freehold Cottages in the following streets for eale : — Four at Thorndon, four in Abel Smith-3treet, four in Sussex Square, eight opposite the Tram Station, seven in Grainger-street, four in Arthur-street, one in Taranaki-street, four in North-street, two in Clydo Quay, two Bank Terrace, &c. Come and see the deeds and property at O. W. Clayton's, '1 horndon Quay. If outside fools won't pay your rent, don't listen to tittle- tattle, but sco for yourselves what your rout will do for you. Bemomber, if you pay rent for 100 yoara, it won't purchase* your Cottage about you. See O. W. Clayton. To the Inhabitants of the Lower Hntt and Surrounding Districts. NOTICE. IN consequenca of the great depression in trade, 1 have decided to REDUCE MY PEICES FOE BOOTS AND SHOES. In making this announcement, I beg to thank my supporters who have so liberally patronised me during the past twelve years, and assure them that as heretofore no trouble will be spared to give compMe satisfaction. H. BEANDT, Bootmaker, T.owflr TTtith TO TEAVKL THIS SEASON, YOUNG LINCOLN. Young Lincoln, grey horse, 7 years old, (bred in Tasmania by Mr. Hardyman) by Lincoln, dam by Jfatchless (imported), grand-dam by Black Champion (imported) Youi;g Lincoln has a clean bone, beautiful symmetry, splendid tempor, and is a sure foal getter. The above will visit Karori, Makara, Porirna, and Hutt districts. For terms, &c, apply to DUNCAN BROWNE, the Groom { Or to J. J. CUETIS, Grey-street. LOUDIN TOII will travel as usual, calling at Lower Hutt, Welliugton, and Makara onco a week. For pedigree and t»rms see Cards, or JOHN HILL, Proprietor, TCarori BOARD & EESIDENCE in a quiet, respectable farui'y : To Am end of town ; moderate terms. A'i^re^s \\\, E\en.iig Post.

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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 95, 20 October 1881, Page 4

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