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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1878, 1 September 1886, Page 3

TO BB SOLD OR LEASED. next Mr D. Cross's properly, divided into throe paddocks, including a luge orchard, four roomed house and large shed with four compartments. Also 48 acres land under a purchasing clause. For further particulars apply to Mr Thos. DISTRICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Featherston, August 88, 1886 THE following Volunteer Corps will parade for Inspection and Exercise as stated opposite their respective names Featherston School Cadets at 8 p.m., Sep. 6 ~ Rifles at 7.30 p.m., same date Papawai Rifles, at 12 Noon, 7th September Oreytown Cadets, at 3 p.m. ~ „ Rifles at 7.30 p.m „ HENRY BUNNY, Major 135 Commanding Wairarspa District. POSTS, Rails, Straining Posts, Building Files, all heart of totara. well watered, at Morrison’s Bush, Gross on the premises. 131 m FOB SALE. Apply to 132 B. KIMBERLEY. Platform Farm.

To Appear! To Appear! Natives in Native Costume. A few of the Uncivilised IN galipot 01 having just arrived here will appear ia the TOWN HALL, GBEYTOWN, Tuesday, 7th September. Roll Up MRoU Up! Now is the ti&e for the European* to see a few of these WILD NGATIPOROS in their Favorite WAR DANCE In Native Costume. DOORS OPEN 7.30. BEGIN AT 8. Fronts Seats, 3s; second, 8s ; gallery Is. FOB BALE. ONE ACRE OF LAND and four roomed House, in centre of Greytown, for £75. Apply 487 A. L. WEBSTER. FEATHERSTON ROAD BOARD. r "PAKE NOTICE that an application under the “ Private Tramways Act, 1882,” has been made by David Henderson, of Greytown, sawrailler, for a license to construct a tramway across the main road leading from Greytown to Maryborough, and road to Mr. Morrison’s, near the Kaitara School house, and that SATURDAY, the Jlth day of September nest, is the day fixed for considering such application and any objections thereto. Plans of the proposed tramway are now open for inspection at the office of the Board, Featherston. Objections (if any) must be lodged at the said office in terms of the said Act on or before FRIDAY, the 10th day of Sept, next. W. BOOK, Clerk.

BOROUGH OF GREYTOWN. ANNUAL ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given that a POLL will be taken on THURSDAY, September 9th, 1886, for the election of Three Councillors. Nominations close at 12 o’clock, noon, on Thursday, the 2nd September, at the Council Chambers, Greytown. A. L. WEBSTER, 128 Returning Officer. FARMERS AND OTHERS. IF you want something to make a good hedge, AFRICAN BOXTHOBN OR KRAIL is the quickest, strongest, and best growing thing yon can have. It is an EVERGREEN, does not spread, and sheep will not eat; it it does not blight, and will make a strong hedge IN THREE YEARS. An ounce of seed will grow enough lor half* a-mile. Price—2s Id per ounce, post paid, to any address. Send postal notes or stamps to D. BAHRATT, Tividale Nursery* 77 Near Greytown. WANTED KNOWN riVHAT the only Gentlemen and Ladies’ X H4.IKDREBBER io Greytown is the real WRIGHT for style and finish. No hall holidays or disappointment to the public. ALWAYS AT HOME. Hours oi Business—B am.to 9 p.m. Saturday .. .. 8 ~ to 11pm PRICES AS USUAL. A. WRIGHT. Main Street, Greytown. NOTICE. I would recommend those who require TOBACCO & BRIAR PIPES before purchasing elsewhere to pay a visit to the establish, roent of A. WRIGHT, HAIRDRESSER, Main Street. Tobacco, 5s fid per lb, and Briar Pipes fid each. Cheapest Eiuin ißiar Pipes. LOWES & lORNS. SUPERPHOSPHATES. ARTIFICIAL MANURES. NEWLAND & POMFREY'S CELEBRATED CHEMICAL MANURES. R. STANSFIBLD Has been appointed sole agent lor the above celebrated manures in the Districts of Car tertoo and Greytown. These manures are upon analysis declared specially rich in all the constituents required for plant food. PRICE ONLY £6 PER TON. FREE ON RAILWAY AT WELLINGTON. Analjs by Db Hectox. Agent for Greytown, Mrß. Stansfield. Featberston, Mr J, E. Oakly, Carterton, Ur R. Stansfield' Masterton, Lowes & lorni. Samples can be seen at the office of the Agent, Carterton, or will be forwarded by post oa •ppUeetion. 1014