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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1783, 15 January 1886, Page 3

Matarawa Sunday School Picnic. THE above Picnic will be held on Fill DAY, January 22nd. (Anuivtrsary Day), in Mr JONES’ PADDOCK. Admission to Dinner and Tea, 2s ; Children, half price. 370.3 MONDAY, JANUARY 18. 1886. By order ol the Public Trustee. F. H. WOOD Hu received instructions from the Publie Trustee, as Administrator ol the Estate ol the late Matthew Cleland, to sell by Publie Auction, at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Featheraton, at two o’clock on the above date, WITHOUT RESERVE, all that Valuable Corner Section of Freehold Laud at Featheraton, being part of Section No 261, containing 26 perches, more or less, and situate in the township of Featberstou, having a frontage of 94 links to Hickson street, and 114 links to Fitzher* bert street.

Terma at Sale. F, H. WOOD, Auctioneer WANTED— To take a contract to cnt Firewood, any quantity. Apply TAN BARD OffiM. Featherston Annual School Picnic. THE Annual Picnic in connection with the above School will be held in the Pnblie Domain, Featherston, on FRIDAY, the 22nd inat. Parents and friends of Scholars are respectfully invited to attend. The annual prizes will be distributed during the day, and a Soiree will be held at the Oddfellows’ Hall in the evening, dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Admission to Soiree, for non-subscribers to Picnic Fund, 2s 6d. Ladies free. 878.3 BY ORDER. MR. W.C.BUCHASAN INVITES THE ELECTORS OF WAIRaRAPA south, To meet him as under; GREYTOWN—Town Hall, on FRIDAY 16th instant, at 8 p.m. FEATHERSTON—OddfeIIows’ Hall, on SATURDAY 16th instant, 8 p.m.

FIRE I PIEE I FIRE ! GREAT ATTRACTION. Fire Brigade Competition ON ANNIVERSARY DAY ON RECREATION RESERVE, AMONG THE MEMBERS OF THE OREYTOWN FIRE BRIGADE. A Dance Will be held in the Town Hall in the even, ing. Admiuion to Dance 3b, Ladiea gratia. THE PUBLIC INVITED. ■yy'ELLINGTON COLLEGE The First Term will begin on the lit February. FEES. Tuition. Upper School 13 guineas a year Lower School 10 pound* a year Boarding* Full Boardera, including washing, 40 guinea* a year Weekly Boaideri, excluding waahing, 30 guineas a year Day Boardera, 12 pounda a year Extras, Music 8 guineas a year Drawing 4 ~ ~ German 4 ~ „ School Stationery ...12 shilling! a year N.B.—All Fees are payable in advance

Pupils before admission must give satisfactory references, and must 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 adtnia* sion of pupils, apply to the Principal, or to the undersigned. CHAS. P. POWLES, 368 Secretary. Education Board, Wellington, January 7th, 1886. Applications, stating qualifications and experience, will be received np to SATURDAY, the 16th instant, for the following appointments Master Kilbirnie School, salary £3OO. First Assistant Master, Featherston, salary £l6O. First Assistant, Newtown, salary £3SO. Assistant Petone, salary £BO to £100; according to classification. A. DORSET, 864.3 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HAVE this day authorised Mr B. Wenden to collect all debts] owing to me. His receipt will be a sufficient discharge. H. BENGE. Grey town, January 18,1886. 371.2

£SO EEWAED be given to anyone who will give information that will lead to the conviction of any person STEALING SHEEP from either the Ferniidt or Lengvood pro-, parties. | 839.fe C. ELGAR BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS, P. PLATER, having leaaad from Mr G. Jonea, the Fotaiten' Atm* Billiard Room, begs to inform his easterners and numerous friends that he will be found at • -V bis post as ostial daring the holidays.