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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1881, 8 September 1886, Page 3

FOR SALE. EASY TERMS. JUST AURIVED New Model Mignon Piano EXQUISITE ia toue, perfect in touch, handsome in appearance, chaste in design. F. E. WOOD, 161 Auctioneer. To Appear! To Appear ! Natives in Native Costume. A few of the Uncivilised ,Ngatiporos having just arrived here will appear in the TOWN HALL, OREYTOWN, Wednesday, Bth September. Roll Up [>ll Up! Now is the time for the Europeans 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, 2s ; gallery Is. GKEYTOWN WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS In aid of the GREYTOWN SCHOOL CADETS. Monday Evening, Sept. 13. . IN THE TOWN HALL. PROGRAMME. Admission—6d, children under 12, half price. Doors open at 7.30 commence at 8. Note. -Children in arms not admitted.

CHARLES P. POWLES, jyCENSED BROKER UNDER THE LAND TRANSFER ACT. General Commission Agent. Umoe—Willis Street, Wellington, 14 NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Public Works Office, Wellington, 31st August, 1886. TXTRITTEN TENDERS will be re. ” » ceived at this office until NOON of WEDNESDAY, the 6th October, 1886, for the WOODVILLE CONTRACT, NAPIER.PALMERSTON RAILWAY (Formation only, Length about 1J Miles) They are to be marked on the outside, “Tender for ‘WOODVILLE’ CONTRACT," and addressed to the Minister for Public Works. Telegraphic tenders will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date. Plans, specifications and general con. ditions may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Wanganui, Woodville, and Wei. lington, and at the Railway Manager’s office, Masterton, and Napier. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command, JOHN BLACKETT, 156 Engineer-in-Chief. GREYTOWN RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. EVERY member of the Company must be present at 7 o’clock sharp on TUESDAY NEXT, at the Town Hall, to be measured for the full dreastuaic. Inspection afterwards. D. CAMERON. 154 Acting Captain.

J. TOCKER, AN D qnOEUASBB, (Opposite Royal Hotel), FEATHERSTON. PRICE LIST: Gents’ Boots Soled and Heeled— Gents, 4s 6d Ladies, do, 3s Gd Maids, do, 3s Youths do. 3s 6d Boys, from 2s Cd Made. Gents’ Bale, £1 do Tights, 18s Elastic Sides, £1 Shooters, £1 Shoes, 18s W. H. SPEAKMAN, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Main Street, Featherslon. BEGS to thank the public of Featherston for the libera) patronage he has res ceived since starting business and wishes to announce that all Bread, Cakes, &c., manufactured at his establishment will always continue to be of the best and purest quality. Bread—For Cash, 3Jd ; Booked 4d. WANTED KNOWN, TUAT G. M. GARDENER CRITERION STORE IS SELLING 421b Bags Best Crystallised Sugar at lls (id for Cash.

That a 121b Box of Choicest Congou Tea can be bought for 10a Od for Cash, at the CRITERION STORE. That 7£d will purchase 11b Sebum Candles or 15s 6d for the 251b box at the CRITERION STORE. Kebosinh, 130 Test. 7s Od per tin ; 15s 6d percaae, at the CRITERION STORE, Really Oood Soap, 5d per bar, or 7s Od per box, at the CRITERION STORE. Jams, real Jain, Best Nelson, 7d per tin or 6a Od dozen. That all Giu cebies are reduced o per cent, for Cash at the CRITERION STORE. Why I sell so cheap, being old established, and always paying for my geods, I have the pick of the market, and ha ing Brothers in Wellington in business, can buy large lines at greatly reduced prices. That 1 will forfeit £SO if my Dbapeby and Clothing is not 10 per cent, cheaper than any bouse in Carterton. 0* Remember, CRITERION STORE. That I have the largest stock of Blanket* in the district, also that owing to the extraordinary value 1 sell twice as many as any other storekeeper. That those who favor the Cbiterion Stoke with their custom will save money, have a large selection, aud always gel the very best articles. G. M. Gardener, Criterion Store, Carterton.