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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1781, 11 January 1886, Page 3

MU. W. C. IiICHAN'AN INVITES THE ELECTORS OF WAIEARAPA south To meet him as under: CARTERTON-Town Hall, on THURSDAY, 14th instant, at 8 p.m. GREYTOWN—Town Hall, on FRIDAY 15 th instant, at 8 p.m. FEATHERSTON—OddfeIIows’ Hall, on SATURDAY, 16th instant, 8 p.m. DISTRICT ORDERS. Rifle Volunteer Office, Feathers ton. 4th January, 1836. THE Featherston Rifle Volunteers will Parade for Exercise at 8 p.m. on Monday, the 11th instant, and every alternate Monday at the same hour nntil further orders. Signed, HENRY BUNNY. Major Commanding Wairarapa District. 52.3 PIANO TUNING, &G.. MR JOSEPH WARD (representative of Mb G. Reichabdt, of Wellington), is now in the Wairarapa. Orders for tuning, Ac., for Greytown may be left at the Standard Office; Carterton, at Mr Geo Gardener's store, Pea* therston, Mr. J. D. Oakly ; Masterton and suburbs, Mr T. E. Price. 365.3

| FIRE I FIRE ! FIRE! ! GREAT ATTRACTION. Fire Brigade Competition ON ANNIVERSARY DAY ON RECREATION RESERVE, AMONG THE MEMBERS OP THE GREYTOWN FIRE BRIGADE. A Dance Will be held in the Town Hall in the evening, Admission to Dance 2s, Ladies gratis. THE PUBLIC -INVITED. BOROUGH OF GREYTOWN. DOG REGISTRATION. TyT OTICE is hereby given that all dogs of a greater age than six months must be registered forthwith in terms of the Dog Registration Act, 1860, and Dog Registration Amendment Act 1882 The fee fixed by the Council is five shillings for every dog, excepting those used solely for stock purposes, for which latter a fee of one shilling must be paid. All dogs unregistered within fourteen daye from date hereof will be destroyed, or summary proceedings taken against the owners. * A. L. WEBSTER, Registrar. January Ist, 1886. 345

WAIRARAPA PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tbb ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR Will be Held AT THE SHOW GROUNDS. CARTERTON On JANUARY 17,1886, and rpHUBSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1886. ENTRIES, accompanied by the fees, must be lodged with the Secretary at Carterton, on or before SATURDAY, I 3l * l February, 1686, at Noon, ana in order that sufficient accommodation may be provided and catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to state, when making the entry, whether the sheep are to be sold singly or otherwise, and to nominate their Auctioneer. All sheep must be on the ground at 10 o’clock a.m., and to be removed by permission of the Stewards only. Sale to commence at 11 a.m.. Sharp. THE RAM FAIR will be held on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, and the Entrance Fees are—--1 Shilling per head up to 5, and 6d per head for all over that number. Single Sheep 2s per bead I THE EWE FAIR will be held on the following day, THURSDAY, February 18th, and the Entrance Fees are—--2s per score up to (00, and I 0 P er score for all over that amount. B. H. WOLTERS, 354 Secretary.

LOST CHEQUE. THE Public ate cautioned against negotiating a Cheque for £l6 10s drawn by A. Matthews on Bank of N.Z., F'eatberston, in favour of H. Wilkinson, the same having been i o9t ' 1113.3 £SO EE WARD be given to anyone who will give information that will lead to the conviction of any person STEALING SHEEP from either the Fernside or Longwood properties. 339 6 0. ELGAR.

BILLIARDS, BILLIARD P. PLATER, having leased from Mr Q. Jones, the Foresters’ Arms Billiard Room, begs to inform his customers and numerous friends that he will be fonnd at his post as usual during the holidays. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. THE RACES 1 PICNICS FOR THE RACES! PARTIES 1 PICNICS 1 JUNES’ NEW BRAKE 1 JONES’ NEW BRAKE ! ON HIRE AT REASONABLE TERMS. Q. JONES,"FORESTERS’ HOTEL, GREYTOWN. 318