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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 6, Issue 507, 28 November 1876, Page 3

%• Shout Advertisements, not exceeding sixteen words, under the heading Wanted, will for the future bo charged let insertion ONE SHILLING, every subsequent insertion Sixpence. WANTED WANTED. —Shearers for the Whareama Station, open shed, to commence on Monday next, the 27th inst. John Morrison 1197 WANTED. —Two experienced Shepherds with good dogs, for KaWa Eawa Sta- ' tion. Apply to C. Plmrazyn, Longwood, or j on the station. 1196 I WANTED. —A Working Overseer lor-a sheep and cattle station. Apply by letter only to A.8.Y.Z., office of this paper. 1195 WANTED.— The gentleman who borrowed an Overcoat from the barman at Shirley’s Hotel, Featherston, the evening of the late cricket match, will oblige by returning same. 1941 WANTED.— A good Shepherd, a married man preferred. Apply toF. S. Waterhouse, Huangarua. 1175 WANTED. —A Strong Lad as apprentice to blacksmithing. Apply, B. Bright, jun. WANTED.— A good general servant. Apply at Standabd Office. 1116 WANTED.— A purchaser fora good quiet bull. Apply T. Kempt on, junior, Moroa. 1117 WANTED. —A boy to make himself generally useful. Apply Bising Sun Hotel, Oreytown. 1101 WANTED. —A competent cook, either male or female. Apply F. Hume, Tauanui. 1089 WANTED. —Purchasers for bottled ale at 7s per dozen quality guaranteed. Apply to B. V. Smith, Greytown Brewery 1051 WANTED. —The public to know that a short advertisement in this column ONLY COSTS A SHILLING.

WANTED. —A good general servant. Apply to Mrs Hastwell. 1138 WANTED KNOWN—That THOMAS MYERS, Picture-Frame Maker and Gilder, opposite the Theatre, Lambton Quay, Wellington, has always bn hand a select quantity of oleos, chromos, and engravings, by Birkett, Foster, and others, to choose from, uuframed, and also framed to order. Pictures mounted and frames regilded, oil paintings restored and varnished. Glass cut to any size. Country orders punctually attended to. WAIRARAPA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. A SHOW OF FLOWERS, FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES, Will be held in the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Featberston, on TUESDAY, December 12, 1876. Admission Is, children 6d PRIZES FLOWERS. Best collection pot plants, not less than 6 varieties Raspberries ... Cherries Straw berries... Cucumber Sticks rhubarb Pods peas Kidney potatos Round potatos Fluke potatos Raddishes (collection 0f)... MISCELLANEOUS. 50 Fresh butter, 6 lbs 10 Saltbntter, 101b 10 Cheese. 10 6 0 Oats, quart, grown in distrt 10 6 0 Best - dressed flower stand ... £lO 10 0 Wheat, quart, grown in distrt. Ham & bacon, 1 side or I ham Best hand bouquet, not to exceed 6in in diameter Best Cottage loaf REGULAIIONS. 6 21 6 2 (

Exhibits of articles made or produced in the district will be received though not specified in the above list. All exhibits must be entered not later than a day before the show, on forma to be supplied for the purpose by the Secretary. Each exhibitor must be a subscriber of not less than los6d to the Association, excepting in class miscellaneous. All exhbits must be delivered on the morning of the show not later than loo’clock. Any arriving later to be retain d for ezhibiton only. The Secretary shall have power to reject any article entered fc r competition which the stagers of exhibits may deem onnsuitablefor reception. All exhibits must be removed by 7.30 p.m. of the day of show. J ndges are enjoined not to make any award where the objects exhibited do not appear worthy of it Judges are entitled to cut or Mate fruit or vegetables, and their decision in all cases shall be final. Judges may award extra prizes where there is decided merit. Where there is but one exhibit in a class, judges to award a flrstor second prize, or no prize at all, according to their opinion of itsmerits. All fruit and vegetables to be judged according to their fitness for use. The Committee will be happy to receive from any settlers desiring to pro mote Horticulural Shows in the district, any special prises which they may be willing to offer for special exhibits. fl. WOOD, Secretary £2O REWARD. THE above reward will be paid for information which will lead to the conviction of the person pr persons who have solen sheep from my laud at Ahikouka. nee John udy. WAIRARAPA INSTITUTE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of Members of the Wairarapa Institute will be held in conformity with its rales on Tuesday, 12th December, at 8 p.m., sharp. Business: —Receiving report of Committee for past year, and electing President, Committee, and Auditors for ensuing year. The question of altering the date of annual meeting from December to July will be considered, a notice of motion having been given to that effect.

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OP BOOKS. For the purpose of enabling the Committee to ascertain tqe state of the Library, and the condition of the books therein, the circulation of books will cease for eight days immediately preceding the annual meeting, all books must be returned into the Library by Saturday, 6th of December, and any member withholding any books will, by the rules of the Institute, be liable to a fine of one shilling per volume. P. H. WOOD, Hon. Sec. Greytown, November 14. 1141 English and American coach FACTORY, WILLIB-STBEET Messrs F, Dokxohui & B, Pabb, English and American Coach Builders, begs to return thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on them, and trust, by strict attention to bnsiJhm, combined with the best workmanship, to merit a continuance of the sane.