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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1672, 22 April 1885, Page 3

PREDICTIONS BY THE Greatest Living Astronomer, Lor the next Fortnight. R A wm be usißg all pos - Xm> IJ (OIOXxjL Bible means to delay declaring WAR for tbe next fortnight, DURING WHICH TIME Fabian Bros • will continue their great clearing sale at still further reductions. Men and Boys’ clothing will bo saotified at half cost. Boots and shoes at still greater reductions. THIS NEXT FORTNIGHT will be eventful for the enormous reductions in Carpets and Ulsters. DURING THE COMING FORTNIGHT the inhabitants of the Wairarapa will be jubilant over the Bargains to be obtained at Fabian Bros. DESPITE WAR RISKS the next fortnight will be remarkable for the extraordinary cheapness in Holloware and General Ironmongery at Fabians’. THIS NEXT FORTNIGHT will be mentioned dn the annals of History as a record of the ridiculous reductions in Ladies’ and Girls’ Jackets. THESE EVENTS WILL CERTAINLY take place; WAR will he declared at the end of this fortnight despite the peaceful announcements put forth by the CZAR, and all these WONDERFUL PROPHECIES will take place. We ask the whole population oi the Wairarapa to prove the correctness of these PREDICTIONS by visiting Fabian Bros Establishment were they will take place. No puff—no bIow—GENUINE PREDICTIONS, and we intend Proving them—for fourteen days only, after which WINTER FORTIFICATIONS will commence to be erected. FABIAN BROS.

Educational Dep THE Undersigned has j Large Assortment of— Books, suitable for Wee plimentary Presents Christmas Boxes and No Plain and Fancy Station Day Books, Ledgers, Ca Memo, Books Newest designs in Terra Glass and China Ornami Photo., Scrap and Porn Photo. Frames, Workbc Ladies’ Bags, Purses, Ci Visiting Cards, Papesteri Oleographs, Pooke* Kniv Pocket Compasse* Hairbrushes, Combs, &e, PHOTOGRAPH! in all Photographs taken in any Instantaneous Gelatino-Bro.i Largest and best assortmer tographs in New Zealand, Te Whiti, and other oelebrat THOS. E. PE BOOKSELLER AND FANCY GOODS E Mabtekton. From iooo to uoo good c Merino Ewes, for sab Cameron, Moroa, Greytown. WAIRARAPA WEST COUNCIL WAIOHINE TOLLGA' 1 I ’ENDERS are invited I for one year, from ] of the WAIOHINE TOLL Tenders to be sent in, aoi deposit of £3O in cash, or i not later than FRIDAY, t May, 1885, and Conditions be seen at the Council Chi Also, NEW MUSK

Venture No. 3

ON THE AUTUMN HANDICAP To be run at the Hun ON FRIDAY; MAY 1, 1885. IN consequence of my predecessor having retired from carrying on his consultations, and ns he does not object to my assuming the same name, I have much pleasure in laying before the public my programme on the above event. The great success which attended the two former consultations under the previous regime, both haying closed full, and the fact that 1 have been fortunate enough to secure the services of Mr A. E. McFarlane as treasurer, gives me the utmost confidence that this “Venture” will also be successful. PIiOQRAMUE, £2so] 1000 at ss. each [£2 so About Fifty Prizes. Ten per cent, will be deducted forprinting, advertising, SO, Apply early, and send two 2d stamps for reply and result. Will close about 28th April. Address “VENTURE,” care of W. Armstrong, Box 3, P.O. Greytown North. 229 FOE SALE. rjpiMBBR DEAY, nearly new JJOESE POWER, by Bead and Gray REAPER AND BINDER, by Osborn, with wire and string attachment For further particulars, apply to P. H. WOOD, 2 Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICE. HAVING received instructions from Raharuhi Tohokaiangi and Hawen Naera, owners of the Bush Gully Run in the Fahau district, I hereby give notice that any cattle, sheep or horses found straying on the said run between the boundaries of the Kaikaikuti and the Pahau river on and after the 12th day of May, 1883, will be impounded. WILLIAM McLaren. Bush Gully, April 12, 1835. 296.6 DRESSMAKING.— The Winter Season.— Winter Dresses are now being made in latest and most approved styles by MRS GAMBLE, DRESSMAKER, Three doors above Fabians’ Store, MAIN STREET, .. GREYTOWN, 5?9 PUBLIC NOTICE. ANY Person or Persons Trespassing or Removing Timber from Moiki, or Urokakite, South Blocks, after this date, will be Prosecuted. WILLIAM MITCHELL. Morrison’s Run, April 11, 1885. 218 BOARD AND^RESIDENCE. I /"COMFORTABLE accommodation, for one or two gentlemen, at Mrs Bellemein’s. J Kuratiwhiti Road, Greytowu. Pi