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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 11, Issue 1302, 30 April 1881, Page 3

i, WING MACHINES REPAIRED 01? EVERY MAKER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE EBOil AHY PART OP THE COUNTRY BY SAMUEL WEBB, Address —' EIRE STATION, Brandon Street, 22.2 Wellington, QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. Oats, Maize, Wlieat, Seconds, Pollard, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, Chaff, Wines and Spirits, and General Merchandise, E. H. WOOD & CO.. Greytown. GREATEST DISCOVERY OP THE AGE. ZOBDONE, NON-ALOIIOLIC, aerated, and phosphated iron beverage. BRAIN and NERVE tonic, D. C. KEIR, Medical Hall, Peatherston. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SQUATTERS station Holders and others. THE Undersigned has now landing, and to arrive, (which will be sold cheap). — 30 tons Best Annealed Fencing Wire, No. 6, 7, 8. 10 tons Best Steel Wire, No. 9,10. 40 Reels Star Barb (4 barbs) Wire, each 500 yards. 20 kegs each cut and diamond point Staples 20 tons Gospel Oak Galvanised Iron, 26 gauge 0, 7, 8, 9, and 10 eel. 10 miles Best Rabbit Netting, 36 x 1§ — 16 gauge. Also,— _ , Grass Seed, Tea, Flour, Sugar, Tobacco, and all other Station requisites always on band. QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. 3.2 It. S- WATERHOUSE, Featherston-street, Wellington. NOTICE TO BABBIT-KILLERS. CASBLBERu . fi oi B um era . agents for an Englim*. qq ie to purchase rabbitskius on their acoot— ' ” very highest prices will be given for weu furred and well cured skins. Delivery will be taken at Mastecton and Greytown at their 10.11 M. GASELBERG & CO NOTICE. TJIVE POUNDS REWARD will be paid by A the undersigned for such information as will lead to the discovery and conviction of the person or persons who on the 7tb of April last maliciously broke a pump on section 4, Greytown, and broke down fences in my section 22 Greytown, both sections being mv property. And I hereby give notice that persons found trespassing on my property will henceforth be prosecuted. HUGH O’CONNOR, Greytown, Bth April 188 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the “Debtor and Creditor’s Act, 1876,” in the matter of William Hart, of Carterton, laborer, a Debtor. IN consequence of the non-election by (the creditors of a Trustee, I have this first day of April, 1881, appointed Adam Armstrong, of Carterton, a Certificated Accountant n Bankruptcy, to be creditors’ Trustee of the Estate of the said Debtor, andthe said Adam Armstrong has signified in writing his acceptance of the office. Wellington, Ist April, 1881. HENRY HALL, Deputy Registrar at Wellington of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. 9.4 IMPORTANT NOTICE. FEATHERSTON PARCELS DELIVERY. PARCELS delivered to and from the Railway Station, Featherston, to any part of the town. Rate —Parcels up to 561bs, 6d each; up to lowt, Is each; above that, 2s 6d per ton. N.B.—All small parcels up to 561bs weight, consigned through my Ageney by rail, will be delivered free to any part of tire town of Featherston. —EXPRESS FOR HIRE— Proprietor ...J. D. OAKLY. LOWER VALLEY COACHES. ON E 7ERY MONDAY, a Coach will leave Waihenga at 12.30 pm. for Feathers tun, leaving the latter place at 7.30 after the arrival of the late train from Wellington. Starting from Waihenga on Tuesday morning for Waugamoauaat 10 a.m., returning through to Featherston on Wednesday in time for the 2.30 train for Wellington. (*.■. Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, the coaches will run the same as above. A Brake will leave Waihenga on Mondays for Greytown at 10 a.m,, returning for Wai henga at 2 p.m. Private accommodation for passengers at the Proprietor’s house at Waihenga. H C. DOWMAN, Proprietor. GREYTOWN SAWMILLS. JAMES COTTER Proprietor ORDERS FOR Totara, Matai, And Other Timber Promptly attended to, and delivered to any part of the district at the lowest possible price. I Totara Posts, Piles, and White Pine ShinI gles also on hand, I N.B.—A special stock of Cheap Timber (also kept, n ots to suit purchasers. I 7.4 .