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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1782, 13 January 1886, Page 3

FIBEI FIBE 1 FIBB ! GREAT ATTRACTION. Fire Brigade Competition ON ANNIVERSARY DAY ON RECREATION RESERVE, AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE GBETTOWN FIBE BRIGADE. A Dance Will be held in the Town Hall in the evening. Admission to Dance 2s, Ladies gtatis. THE PUBLIC INVITED.

WAIRARAPA PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ANNUAL RAM AND EWE FAIR Will bb Held AT THE SHOW GROUNDS, CARTERTON On EDNESDAY, JANUARY 17,1886, and IHURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1886. ENTRIES, accompanied by the fees, moat be lodged with tbe Secretary at Carterton, on or before SATURDAY, nth February, 1886, at Noon, and in order that sufficient accommodation may be provided and catalogues prepared, vendors are requested to state, when making tbe entry, whether tbe 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 onlt. 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 bead up to 6, and 6d per head for all over that number. Single Sheep 2a per head THE EWE FAIR will be bald on tbe following day, THURSDAY, Febmary 18th, and tbe Entrance Fees are—--2s per score up to |QO, la per score for all over that ammnt. Tan H. H. WOLTERt, Stcretary.

'yyELLINGTON COLLEGE Tha First Term will begin on the Ist February. FEES. Tuition, Upper School 12 guineas a year Lower School 10 pounds a year Boakdino. Full Boarders, including washing, 40 guineas a year Weekly Boaiders, excluding walking, 30 guineas a year Day Boarders, 12 pounds a year Extras. Music 8 guineas a year Drawing 4 ~ ~ German 4 ~ „ School Stationery ...12 shillings a year JS.B.—AII Fees are payable in advance Pupils before admission must give satisfactory references, and musk have a fair knowledge of reading, writing, and elementary arithmetic. Before removal of a pupil, a Term's notice must be given in writing, or a Term’s fees paid. Arrangements can be made for boys remaining at the College during the holidays. For further particulars, and for admission of pupils, apply to the Principal, or to the undersigned. OHAS. P. POWLES, 368 Secretary. Education Board, Wellington, January 7th, 1880. Applications, stating qualifications and experience, will be received up to SATURDAY, the 16th instant, for the following appointments Master Eilbixnie School, safety £2OO. First Assistant Master, Featherston, salary £l6O. First Assistant, Newtown, salary £2BO. Assistant Fetone, salary £BO to £100; according to classification. A. DORSET, 864.8 Secretary.

£SO EEWAED yiyiliL be given to anyone who will give information that will lead to the conviction of any person STEALING SHEEP from either the Fernaide or Longwood pro* pertiaa. 839 6 0. ELOAB.

BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS. | P, PLAYER, having leased from Mr 0. Jones, the Foresters’ Arms Billiard Boom, begs to inform his customers and numerous friends that he will be found at his post as usual during the holidays. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. For the races t FOB THE RACES 1 PICNICS ! PARTIES I PICNICS ! JONES’ NEW BBAKE ! JONES’ NEW BRAHE 1 ON HTRP! AT REASONABLE TERMS. G. JONES,•FORESTERS’ HOTEL, OREYIOWN. 318

AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE. TABATABI SALE YARDS. F. H. WOOD Announces to bis friends, clients, and the public generally, that he has taken a lease of the TARATAHI SALE YARDS |late Ur T. Bey’s) end is now haring extensive alterations end additions made to same in order to study the convenience of both Buyers and Sellers. Regular Fortnightly Stock Sales will be held at these yards, and it is hoped that the public will give the movement the encouragement and assistance necessary to ensure success, F. H. WOOD. 960 Auctioneer.