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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1904, 19 November 1886, Page 3

WAIRARAPA WEST COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the County of Wairarapa West, intends at a Special Meeting, to be held on SATURDAY, the 27th day 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.

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 hours of sunset and sunrise, shall carry at least one light, affixed (o the drivers' side, and providing a penalty not exceeding £5 for any contravention hereof, said Bye Law to come into force on the Ist day of January, 1887. Bye Law No 3, regulating the use and conduct of Abattoirs, and Slaughterhouses in the Wairarapa West County, providing (he 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, &c., and providing a penalty not exceeding £6 for every contravention of this Bye Law, which shall come into force on Ist January, 1887. H. H. WOLTEES, 325 County Clerk. SOUTH WAIRARAPA RIVER BOARD NOTICE is hereby given that the Town Board Office, Featberston, is also the office of the above Board for the transaction of its business. W. BOCK. 376.2 Clerk. IMPORTANT NOTICE. W. CLARK The well known Wellington Direct Importer of Drapery. Clothing and Millinery Goods, desires to call the attention of the Wairarapa Public to the following facta: — 1. He imports his own goods direct from the cheapest markets in the world 2. He sells as cheap as any other house in Wellington, and cheaper than a great many of them 3. He has a very large and varied stock to select from in all departments. 4. He always has now and fashionable goods ; all importations being by direct steamers 5. He keeps theCARTERTON BRANCH constantly supplied with all tho latest novelties 6. He sells all Goods at the Carterton Branch at the same price as at the Town House 7. He always has a Large Assortment of Choice Millinery at the Carterton Branch 8. He is at all times prepared to forward any goods not in stock at the Carterton Branch, at a few hours notice, and at Wellington Prices. 9. He does a large Tailoring Trade in town. Patterns can be selected, and measurements taken at the Carterton Branch 10. He has just received a nice 10l of Tweeds from the Wellington Woollen Company’s new works, which ate well worth inspection 11. He keeps a large stock of MUSIC on hand, comprising “ Victoria ” and “ Cavendish” Books, Bound Pianoforte Music, as well as Violin Solos with piano accompaniments. All sheet music at half price—same as sold in England. Pianofortes by the best makers, can be supplied on deferred payment system, or hire, with option ot purchase 12. He is noted for attention to all orders no matter how small Bearing in mind the above facts, it will be seen that W. CLARK offers advantages which cannot be equalled by people who call themselves Importers,” but who in reality only buy their goods from Wellington merchants THOS. PROCTOR, Manager. Just Arrived. JUST ARRIVED.

JUST ARRIVED. NEW STOCK. NEW STOCK. New Stock of Spring & Summer Goods. W. P. ALLEN S QO-OPEHATIVB gPORE, qo-operative gr.niE. CARTERTON. PRINTING of every deacriptiou iu Gold and Silver, and Colored Inks. Also, on Silk, Satin, Calico, <feo, at the Standard Office, Grey town.