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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1897, 3 November 1886, Page 3

J. D. COX CORNER OF REVANS & WAITE STREETS, FEATHERSTON. IN thanking the Public of Festhenton and the surrounding district for the liberal support accorded in the past, now intimates that the whole of his Stock in every Department has been carefully gone through, and marked at lowest possible price*. The NEW SPRING GOODS are now opened, and comprise the latest fashions in dress STUFF AND MILLINERY. The CLOTHING DEPARTMENT has received Special Attention, and include* WELLINGTON, KAIAPOI & MOSGIEL GOODS, Serge Suits from 21s, German Tweed Saits from 28e, Welling, ton Tweed Saits from 365. A choice ••lection of FANCY GOODS & STATIONERY has been made, and the GROCERY, IRONMONGERY & BOOT Department will be found replete with every necessary. In addition to the ordinary branches of a General Store, J. D. COX ie now prepared to execute all orders in BAKING & CONFECTIONERY. Bread delivered daily to all parts of the district. The highest Market Price is given for all kinds of FARM PRODUCE, and strict attention given to all customersNete the address— J. D. COX, CORNER OF REVANS & WAITE STREETS, FEATHERS! ON if WAIRARAPA WEST COUNTY COUNCIL. is hereby given that the AN Council of the County of Waira* rape West, intends at a Special Meeting, to be held on SATURDAY, the 27th sat or NOVEMBER, 1886, to pass a Special Order adopting the provisions of “ The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1886,” generally in the said County. H. H. WOLTERS. County Clerk. Dated this 25th day of Oct., 1886. 324 WAIRARaPA WEST COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Meeting of the Council will be held on SATURDAY, the 27th day of NOVEMBER, at Noon, at which it will be proposed to pass a Special Order adopting the following Bye-Laws, viz. : Bye Law No 2, regulating that all Vehicles Travelling the Public Roads within the Wairarapa West County, between the hoars of sunset and sunrise, shall carry at least one light, affixed to the driven' aide, and providing a penalty not exceeding £5 for any contravention hereof, said Bye Law to come into force en the Ist day or Jaxcaey, 1887. Bye Law No 3, regulating the use and conduct of Abattoirs, and (Slaughterhouses in the Wairarapa West County, providing the Slaughterhouses be licensed under an annual license fee of £l, for the keeping of a Register by the licensee, for the management of cattle intended for slaughter, Ac., and providing a penalty not exceeding £5 for every contravention of thia Bye Law. which shall come into force on Ist Januaby, 1887. H. H. WOLTERS, 326 County Clerk.

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