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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1666, 28 January 1885, Page 3

BOROUGH OF GREYTOWN. fjiAKE Notice the valuation list for the X Borough of Greytown for the year 1885-G, is now open for inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office. All objections thereto must be left at the Resident Magistrate’s Court, on or before February 17th, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a copy of every such objection must be loft at the Town Clerk’s Office not later than seven days before the next sitting of the Assessment Court. A. L. WEBSTER, Town Clerk. Greytown, Jan., 19,1885. 364

FOR SALE. VALUABLE FARM PROPERTIES— On Easy Terms. 530 Acres first class Land. Some valu able Timber on this, property. Also, one Farm of 84 Acres, laid down in English grasses and subdivided in five paddocks, and good building on this property, close to town. And one of 42 Acres which will make a good Dairy Farm. Ail fenced. For further particulars, apply to JOHN FABIAN, 718 Greytown.

DA MANTUA’S CONSULTATION ON THE DUNEDIN CUP, 1885. ADA has much pleasure in Informing her patrons that she has already disposed of over 3000 Programmes on the above event. Early application necessary. 07,1

FEATHERSTON ROAD BOARD. rpENDERS are required for metalling 52 JL chains of the Kahautara Road. Specifications to be seen at the Institute, Greytown, and at Mr Gundy’s store, Featherston. Tenders addressed to the Chairman of the Board, Featherston, to be sent in on or before Friday, the 6th February, 1885. WM. SHEET, 52 Clerk.

FEATHERSTON TOWN DISTRICT. DOG REGISTRATION. 'OTICB is hereby given that all dogs of a greater age than six months must bo registered forthwith in terms of the “ Dog Registration Act, 1880,” and “ Dog Registration Act, 1882,” The fee for registration is fixed at five shillings, except for dogs used exclusively for stock or rabbitting purposes, for which the fee is one shilling and sixpence. All dogs unregistered within one month from this date may bo destroyed, or summary proceedings taken against the owners. 0. W. KEYS, Registrar. Featherslon, January 25,1885.

NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC. MR EDWARD L, WAKELIN taken this opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for tho patronage they have rendered him during tho past 30 years, especially considering that owing to the multifarious businesses in which I have been engaged, I have not been able to give the Baking and Confectionery Department that attention which is nocessaiy. Feeling this responsibility, I have sold to MR RASMUSSEN, (late of Wellington, and who has been in the employ of the late Peter Laing for the past 15 years), my Bakery and Confectionery Establishment, and am con lideut that the Public of Carterton will rally round him, and give him every encouragement as a thorough tradesmen and new settler amongst us. E. L. WAKELIN, In connection with the above, I beg to inform the inhabitants of this important district that nothing shall be wanting on my part to ensure their kind patronage : Having a lengthened Home and- colonial experience, I shall be prepared to undertake tho wants of the public in tho Baking and Confectionery Department. From mo they will obtain every civility and attention, as I shall spare no effort in building up a thorough good trade. On tho other hand, all I desire on the part of tho public is a fair portion of their patronage and assistance, which I shall make it my duty to merit. aO NEILS RASMUSSEN.

' ■. ■> NORTH ISLAND MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. MARTON—TE AWAMUTU, CONTRACT FOR SIXTY THOUSAND SLEEPERS. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at thin oliiee until noon of MONDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY, 188b, for the above contract. They are to be marked outside : ‘‘ Tender for Sixty thousand Sleeper Con tract,’’and addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Public Works, and sunt to Wanganui Oliiee Specifications and general conditions may bo seen at Public Works Odious, Welling, ton and Wanganui, and at Railway Stations—Maaterton, Carterton, Foxton, Feilding, Palmerston North, and Marlon, and at Post-office, Greytown. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command, Public Works Office, Wanganui, JOHN T. STEWART, District Engineer. 20th January, 1885. 553

D. CAMERON’S AMERICAN COACH FACTORY, MAIN STREET, GEBYTOWN. MR. D. CAMERON having just returned from a tour of inspection of some of the most extensive Carriage and Coach Factories in New Zealand, is prepared to give the Wairarapa public the benefit of his research and experience in all the several branches of the trade, having remodelled and also reduced the charges in all the several departments in bis establishment. HAVING made special arrangements of late for extending business, I want to give my customers and the public in general the benefit. lam now prepared to complete any order that may be entrusted to me in the following lino to the satisfaction of the customers, and oau guarantee to give a bettor job for the price than any one else in the district Light Tip Drays, £l7 10s ; Spring Dray, from £22 10:;; also, all classes of Wheelwrighting and Agricultural Implements Repaired; Spring Carls from £2O; Dog Carts from £3O; Single Buggies, £B6 10s ; Double do, £4O ; Waggonettes, £52 ; Phfrtons, £55. Painting done for the following prices, and not to be equalled Spring Carts painted, £2 10s ; Dog I Carts, £3; Single Seated Buggies, £3 18s; Double Seated do, £4 10s; Expresses, Ac . Ac., £4 10s. Motto— Small prices and quick returns, to suit the times. Have been awarded twelve first and second prizes at, the Wairnrapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Shows daring the last four years for Buggies and Waggonettes, against all comers. N.B.— la Stock; 1 Double Duggy, £SO; Ido uo, £45 ; 1 Single Buggy, £4O.