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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1777, 30 December 1885, Page 3

. Christmas, 1885. CRITERION STORE. G, M. Gardener, Has received, and on sale— CHRISTMAS FRUITS, INCLUDING—CURRANTS RAISINS MUSCATELS SULTANAS, LEMON CANDIED PEEL ORANGE CANDIED PEEL ITRON CANDIED SHELL AND JORDON ALMONDS SEASON’S TEAS IN BOXES AND HALF CHESTS. TRY mv Celebrated 2s “ Criterion ” Mixed TEAS. New Season’s Canterbury Hams New Reason’s Canterbury Rolled Bacon New Season Canned Fruits New Season Nelson & Tasmanian Jam* New Season’s Loal Cbrystalised and Soft Sugars. Every Article in my Grocery Department I have Newly Imported for Christmas. Also on baud a FULL STOCK of— Sheep Shears and Shear Stones • .Scythes and Handle*. Scythe Stone* H iy I',ikes and Hay Forks Cm.ms (No 1, 2,3,4,), Douglas Pump* Piesßiving Puns, Collins aud Sharp* Axe* C ross Opt Saws, all sizes Single and Double Iron Bedstead* £ size WOOL BALES fall weight*, price 2m 4d each Cooper* Sheep Dip Rat and Rabbit Trap*, Holloware. AlsoFULL STOCK OK CLOTHING. Men's and Roys’ Shirt* and .Hosiery, Boot* Ladies' Children’* and Men's Hats, Dress Goods, Prints, and Drapery ot every'description. Xmas Goods of all Kinds Best Linoleum, beautifnl pattern*, 2s 9d p*r equate yard (5s 6d per two yard* wide.) I have the iargeot and best assorted stock in Carterton. G.M. GARDENER Criterion Store, Carterton. FEATHERSTuN RACING CLUB. NEW YEAR’S DAY. 1886. THE Charge for Admission to the Course will b*— Pedestrian* la, Horsemen 2e, Traps 2s, Baggies 2b 6d (drivers free) Charges for entrance to Grand Stand ss, Ladies 2s 6d, Saddling Paddock 2s (id extra, Cards Is. Members and their carriage and horses free on production of ticket. R. BARTON, 275 Sec. and Treasurer. £2 REWARD. LOST, Bay Pony, branded V in heart. Finder will receive the above reward on returning the same to Mr D. Bright, Featherston. 300 IMPOUNDED at Greytowu Pound by Mr Burch, one Iron Gray Mate, branded like oon near shoulder. If not released will be sold on January 'Jth, 1886, at noon. J. LEWIS, 337 Poundketper. CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS ! CHRISTMAS ! RpLREEKS, THE VARIETY • LJ MAN, has received a large assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas presents, comprising Vases, Toilet Seta, Inkstands, Albums Photo Frames, large and small Scrap Alburns, Purses, Ladies’ Bags, Japanese Fans, Ladies’ Bracelets, Ear Rings, Brooches, Lockets, Chains.Opera Glasses, Fancy Thimble Stands, Hair Brushes, Combs, Clothes Brushes, Pocket Books, Writing Paper, Envelopes, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Concertinas Accor deons, Mouth Organs, Voilins, BaliaLarge and Small Pipes, Cigars, Cigarettes, Cigarette Holders, Watches, &c,, Per, fumery of every description, and I have also Just Opened Up a ease of XMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, and 1 can fairly say that they are the best and cheapest that has ever been opened up in Feathersion.

Please note the address — R. GREEKS, The Variety Store, Featherston. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! GREEKS, the Variety Man, is a CASH BUYER of WOOL, from 1 up to 200 Bale*. Remember—CASH ON DELIVERY. B. GREEKS, 306 Featherston. CHRISTMAS CAKES, CHRISTMAS CAKESNEW YEAR’S CAKES. CVAKES of every description, suitable for J the festive season, can be obtained of NIELS RASMUSSEN, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, High Street, Carterton South. Bionics and Parties catered for on reasonable terms. S3l 2 THE BUTTER SEASON, 1885 80 OPENING NOTICE. ttHAS S. GAMBLE bet s to notify that he ) is now in a position to supply farmers and others requiring Butter Kegs with a really first class article. Hand jointing is entirely dispensed with, a more reliable system being introduced. The material need is seasoned well and carefully prepared. Butter producers wilt therefore beet consult (heir own interests by using the kegs produced by C.B. G , and place their butter in the various export mat bets in a good state of preservation. Note the address— CHAS. C. GAMBLE, (Immedrately opposite Hammerich's sale yards), Greytowu U9 AYRSHIRE BULLS.-Dairy Farmers requiring any of these young Bull* will please apply to Mr Gallagher, Greytown, or Mr Tocker, Kaiwniwai. 298 COLEMAN PHILLIPS, WANTED TENDERS. FOR Supplying Matarawa Saw Mill with logs, for twelvemonths, from January Ist, 1886. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply at the Mill. 830.3 UDY AND GALLON. ~ • WANTED— Lovers of neatness, combined with excellence of quality and cheapness, to note that there is only one Moburtt in the Wairarapa, and hia ghopa ue at Greytowa asd OMtwfeß,