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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 2005, 15 December 1886, Page 2

FBAIHEBSTON POUND. IMPOUNDED in the public pound by J. ranger, one Chestnut Mare with White F»oe, Spots on Body, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on Dec. 28th, at twelve o’clock noon. J. WELBOBN. Poundkeeper. Featherston, Dec.ilS, 1886. ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT WILL be published on FRIDAY, 24th December, an Illustrated Christmas Snpplemsnt to the Waiiabapa Stahdabd, containing Tales, Sketches, Poetry. Fan. Ae. W. 0. NATION, Proprietor.

D. P. LOASBY. OPT SOVEREIGNS will be given away in Ot) this manner 15 SOVEREIGNS to anyone guessing the EXACT, OBNEAREST NUMBER of MAIZE IN THE BOTTLE Now being ehowu in my window, and S SOVEREIGNS (ai eeeond prize), to the NEXT NEAREST GUESS. THE SHOT BOTTLE. 1 5 SOVEREIGNS will be given to anyone guessing the Exact, ob Neabkbt tbb Exact, Ndmbbb or SHOT IN THE LITTLE BOTTLE now shown in my window. In the event of more than one guessing the exact or winning number, the money will be equally divided. EVERY PURCHASER OF GOODS to the amount of 2/6 can register a number, and for every extra 3/6 spent an extra number can be registered in either bottle. JOHN THORBURN, The People’s Olothier, & Outfitter, 199 Willis Street, Wellington.

By appointment to die Excellency the Governor T. MYEES, PICTURE DEALER, Gilder end Pictare Frame Maker, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON Portraits Fainted to Order from Small Photo* N.B.—Mr Myers has on hand a really beautiful stock of every description of pionrea, on framed and framed to ord*-r. Almanac Pictures to be given away by paying for cost of Framing. FRAMES FROM 8/6. 246 Call and inspect them.

R AYRES, M.H. 4M PROFESSOR OF MEDICAL BOTANY, REMOVED 'f!o New Premise*, DO Cuba Btbebt, where 1 in leads Maualacturing hie HEBBAL REMEDIES 63 » larp® *«*'«• au <i selling everything connected lb* Trade at the low'SSt poaeible prices. WELLINGTON

The weights declared last night for the Feitbeifton Spring Meeting were not forwarded up to the time of onr going to press. The Chairman of the Wellington College announced last Saturday afternoon, during the ceremony of the presentation of prizes, that Sir Robert Stout had elaborated a scheme, to be laid belore the Cabinet, for the esT'.b lisbmeut of a University College in Welling ton. A handsome temperance badge is being ptepaitd at the Government printing office, in connection wito Matthew Burnett’s mission, to be presented to Tawhmo and many influential chiefs who have aided iu the work of Mr Barnett, who acknowledges gratefully the assistance rendered to him ia connection with his labors amongst the Natives by the H°n J Baltance, Bishop Cowie, and Dr Siaart, and many of the Northern clergymen and old coienists. Ur John Symons, <>f H.M.S. Customs, Fozton, died on Monday. At lumcargi 1 m < xnaoidinory spell of jold boisterous van he, been experienced Sever* iiail sfiras f< len, and shorn ybsep are dying o' ixj.oinre. In Danedin the weather w»? di-:..; singly cold on Mon* day, ani there were frequent f« 1* of bell. Greet distress among the employed in Germany during tbs winter is pre. dieted by tin- Dantzig Zebung. Trade, •eOOldinf to this paper, is paralysed. Government is pushing the The Tut- •-a OouttCCticut, with orders factories of Hottoifor war material. A six year old son of a farmer name. Croesan, at Wbiteeow Valley, near Naseby, Otago, was crashed to death by a stone roller passing over him. The condemned anarchists of Chicago are respited. till Match next. The New Yoik VOttinf nun bare taken action in their favpt.