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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 239, 15 August 1879, Page 3

>IG E0 N SHOOTING. JL A riGEON Shooting Match will bo held on the afternoon of September, Ist. Intending Competitors will please leave their names wilh Mr Elkins. Club Hotel. The prize offered by the promoters is £lO Entrance Fee 10/, (Should there lie any surplus funds from entrance fees they will be shot for afterwards by arrangement, Entrances willnot be accepted after Saturday. 30th inst. 217 LADIES' SCHOOL. under the patronage of the hon, lady Robinson. 1/rISS BEST, having lately arrived from ■"-*• Australia, intends in a few weeks' time to open Boarding and Day School in Mastorton. The course of instruction will embrace a thorough English Education, Music. Drawing and languages. Prospectuses will be issued shortly; at present inquiries can be made of Mrs P. B, Chalmers and Mrs Hosking. 197 mO THE PUBLIC OF MASTERTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. Having taken the Shop late in the occupation of Mr, WJ, Prentice,for the purpose of extending my business, and thanking my customers and the public who have so liberally supported mc in the past, I beg to inform them that orders left at the Shop will be attended to, and the price of Bread wil be as per advertisement. The tightness of the money market obliges ine to ask my customers to be as prompt as possible with Cash or weekly payments, JAS, THOMPSON, Masterton, June 19,1879, 149 Of those for whom we fond emotion cherish, Secure the shadow ere the substance perish, 7s, 6d, PER HALF-DOZEN, "M 0 N K T 0 N' S PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, Manners-street - - Wellington, Maoris and Views, 7s, 6d. per dozen.

DE I D G B A Y OTAGO IMPLEMENT AND MACHINE WOBKS, DUKEDIN, TIMAMJ, OaMARU, AND InWe would call attention to our Double Purrow Ploughs, improved this season with V iron cross frames, making the Plough much more rigid than formerly, Our patent wheels are cast by a new process, and the bearing has been lengthened, thereby adding greatly to their durability. We have lately erected improved machinery fortius manufacture, which together with the reduction in the price of steel at Home, has enabled us to considerably raluco the price of steel shares. We have a large stock of Fencing Wire and Iron for making Standards of the vory best quality, which wo offer at very low prices. Harrows, 8, 4,5, and 6 leaves. Chain Harrows, all sizes, Horse Geari, 2, 8, and 4 horse, superior to anything in the market; Chaff-cutters and Corn-crushers, all sizes; Cambridge and Plain Field Rollers ; Broadcast Sowing Machines; Best Ironbark Swingle-trees, for 2, 3, and 4 horses; Cheeso Presses, double and single, fa. Freight paid by us to any port of call, by steamers of the Union S.S. Co;, on orders of over £5 value. Price Lists and further particulars may be had from our Duuediu house, or from any of our branches, 160 MASTERTON RIDING, WAIRABAPA WEST COUNTY. I have to thank you for the honor you you have conferred on me by electing mo as yonr representative in the Wairanpa West County Council, and I hope my action in the Council will fully justify the confidence reposed in me. I am Gcntleiuin, Your Obedient Servant, 224 DUNCAN McGKEC'OR. . TN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of W. J. Prentice, of Mas-ter-ton, Baker, All Creditors who have not proved their claims in the above Estate are requested to do so on or before Saturday, the 23rd August inst., as a dividend will be payable after that date, War, SELLER, 224 Trustee, TN BANKRUPTCY. In the Estate of Thomas Horn Mtjriut, of Te Ore Ore, Sheepfarmer, and of Masterton, Butcher, trading as T, H. Murray & Co. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ' All accounts due to the above Estate must be paid forthwith to Mr B. A. S. Wyuie, who has been authorised by me to collect the same. AY. SELLAR, 224 Creditor's Trustee, A Public meeting will be hold in the Town Hall, Masterton, on FRIDAY, 15th inst,, at 7.30, p.m., to consider the advisability of Dividing the Bi rough into Wards. (Signed) D. McGREGOR, 224 Mayor, THE WELCOME RESTAURiNT, Next door to W. Fife, Druggist. JL general public that he has opened the above Boarding-House, and hopes by reasonable charges, first-class meals (including Tea for Dinner), and Comfortable beds, to receive a fair share of patronage, CHARLES HILL, 222 Proprietor..