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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1839, 2 June 1886, Page 3

GEBYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In aid of the LITERARY INSTITUTE. Monday Evening, June 7. In the Upper Boom of the Institute. Admission—6d, children under 12, half price. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 CITIZENS' PLAIN * FANCY DRESSBALL. THE ANNUAL BALL uill be held in the TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, on THURSDAY, JULY Ist, 1886. Tickets to be had from any member of the Committee. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. Double tickets 10a fid ; single 7s fid ; extra lady 4a. Committee J. Fuller, R. Bright, G. Jones, D. Cameron, E. Gray, J. Jackson, T. Ingley and H. Humphries. A, L. WEBSTER, 920 Hon Secretary. XA text. PAHIATUA VILLAGE SPECIAL SETTLEMENT ON PERPETUAL LEASE. Situation : Mangatainoka Bridge, near main road, 7 miles south of Woodville. IT is hereby notified that the Pahiatua Village Special Settlement Sections will be open for selection at this office on and after Friday, 18 June, 1886. Applications can also be lodged with the ranger, as Steward of the Village Settlement, at Pahiatua up to 16th June. * There are 58 sections, ranging in area from 4 to 20 acres each ; leases at rentals from about 2s 9d to 5s an acre will be granted for 30 years, renewable for fur ther periods of 21 years, but without righof purchase. Advances on certain condit tions may be obtained from the Govern» ment to enable selectors to build houses and improve their holdings ; 6 per cent, will be charged on the amount advanced. Residence and certain improvements are compulsory. Plans, conditions, and regulations may be seen and obtained at Railway Stations and Post Offices in Wellington district. Any further information that may be required can be obtained from the Steward of the Village Settlement, Mr. Mackay, who will be at Pahiatua from 9th to 16ih June, or from this office and other Land Offices in the Colony. J. W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Lands Office, Wellington, 14th May, 1886. 884 W. TOOGOOD, Begs to intimate to the Residents of Featherston and surrounding districts that he has now concluded the opening up of

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