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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1791, 5 February 1886, Page 1

NEW GOODS FOR THE SUMMER JEASON!! ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS, Pure and unadulterated, can be bad in assorted dozens if desired, and forwarded to any part of the district. In the General Merchandise Department, NEW SHIPMENTS OF SUMMER GUUUS!! GOOD AND CHEAP. W. P. ALLEN, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Co-Operative Store, CARTERTON. 309

EASTER GIFTS A s a return for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, we have decided to present the following Gifts to our Customers next Easter— A Dinner Sei vice, value, £23, to the one who guesses the Exact Number of Peas in the Glass Jug in the Window. If two persons guess the exact number a Dinner Service, value £ll lUs to each. In case the exact number is not guessed a Dinner Service, value £ll 10s to the nearest. To the next nearest a Dinner Service, value £G. To the next nearest a China Tea Service, value £2 10s. To the next nearest a Vase or Tea Set of forty-one pieces, value £1 Is. Every half-crown purchase qualifies for one estimate. All purchasers at the Bon Marche, Cuba St., have an equal right to make an estimate. In addition we are offering the best and cheapest crockery, cutlery, in the city. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, NEAR RAILWAY STATION. Lambton Quav.

BENGE & WENDEN, HAIL WAY & GENERAL CARR I E R S, GREITOWN. WOOD and COAL supplied in any quantity. Wood from half a cord to 100 cords. Coal from half a lon to five tons, at the lowest current rates. All goods arriving by train carefully looked after as usual. Furniture, Pianos, Ac,, removed with the greatest care. Terms—Cash on delivery of goods. Orders left Next Railway Station will be carefully attended to. 384 JOHN KAY, Tent, Tarpaulin, & Rick Cloth Manufacturer, MASTERTON.

A Large Number of Waterproofs, Canvas, Slitting, and Travelling Bags always on band. Orders executed with dispatch. 627 ALEX. GRIGG, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Fresh Fruit Daily. Refteshmenls Supplied. Families waited upon for orders. Messrs Bacon and Co. J_£AVING engaged Mr J. Foster, a Miller of largo experience, both in Victoria and New Zealand, holding first class certificates of competency, have much pleasure in being able to guarantee their brand of FLOUR As Second to None, And solicit a continuance of their customers esteemed favors, and a trial from all. AC ENT FOR THE GIANT STUMP EXTRACTOR. Agents for the Champion Wool Press, Price ill 3. Waipoua Mills - Masterton. CHARLES P. POWLEB, 11CENSED BROKER UNDER THE i LAND TRANSFER ACT, General Commission Agent. Office—Willis-street, Wellington. 14

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. rraK Standard can be read at the Wellington ± Atlienteuni, Working Men’s Club, and several <>l the Wellington Hotels. A board has also been erected opposite the Bank of New Zealand, at Mr Lanksiibar’s Bookseller's shop, where the latest issues of the Standard are jaisted every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday morning,