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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 287, 11 October 1879, Page 3

iV 01 ICE-All accounts dim to the wi ikisigncil, if not scttlvil by t!ie Ist Novcm ttliev notice. KDWIX .JOHNSON. WiIRARAPA HOSPITAL. THE annual meeting of Subscribers to the Wairarapa lluspitn.l will bo held at the Institute, Grcytowii, on FRIDAY, the 18th Oetober, at 8 p. in. Business— To receive report and balance sheet, and elect officers and committee for ensiling year. ¥. H. WOOD, 274 Secretary. MASTERTON AND OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB. A at the Club Hotel, on SATURDAY NEXT, at 7 o'clock. Business important. J. lORNS, Hon, Sec. Just Published (and will be ready in a few (lays) a New, Original Work, entitled—mHE BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE, Written by Cinr.MS Joseph Boxeventure ijK (native oi Lower luitt, Only a very limiM number of copies have able in Masterton Further particulars shortly. 279 VT 0 T I 0 E The Rabbit Act being now in force in tin landholders whose properties arc infested .re hereby required to take t e necessary steps for abating the nuisance. Phosphorus, if obtainable, will he supplied at half price by any of the Trusters, W. 0. BUCHANAN, 264 Chairman of Trustees.

HIGHWAY I3OABD. All Bates din to'I! within 21 day- from Jfy order of the Chairm A. Mc 1 9th September, 1879. ITCIION, Collector As tenders for the Mastcvton Railway Station w 11 shortly be called, the Executors in the Estate of the late Henry Bannister have decided to cut up for Sa'cliis va liable Opaki Property, containing 1200 acres, into 50 and 100-acre Farms. This valuable property is situate within a mile of the Masterton liaihvay Station, and is particularly adapted for agricultural purposes. For further particulars see future advertisements. 274 fjIHOS, C D'AECI Commission and Forwarding Agent and Acomitant, FoitESTEHS . IALL, QUEEX-XTitEET, MASTEUTON, Begs to inform Woolgrovers and others that te is prepared to receive and forward to Fcatlierfton or Wellhgton with care and despatch any wool or other rruduco that may be entrusted to him. Hates on application at the office, Sub-agent for the Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company, which is wit connecte'' with the A'sociated Companies, and offers exceptionally favorable rates to insurDAVIDT. STUAHT CCOUNTANT, SHAKE /iND MONEY /It Stevexsox & Smith's Bi'ildixcs, Feathorston street, 261 WELLINGTON. nENTBAL STOKE, MANNEBS-ST., \j WELLINGTON. Nursery Grounds—Hopper and Taranaki-sts, and at the Lower Hutt. . F, COOPEK, Wholesale and retail Reedsman and Florist. Flower, Garden, Farm, agricultural and pastoral seeds; Clover and natural Grass seeds; Conifera, find other tree seeds.l3l'he Choicest seeds only kept. On Sale—Every description of Horticultural requisites and requirements. The oldest seal establishment in the Province

VT o t i TO THE LADIES OF THE WAIRA M. CASELBERG & CO. Have re-organised the management of their Millinery Department, hiving engaged the services of a competent and experienced Milliner from England, who will attend to nil orders entrusted In her care, wli'ch cannot fail to give satisfaction to Ladies who d-.'sirc to war Fashionable Millincy. The Dressmaking Department is also under afresh management, and ah orders entrusted to the Department arc guaranteed to fit. 11. Caseuserg & Co. respectfully request he L?dies of Mastcrton and neighborhood to give them an immediate call and order Millinery and Dresses. M. CASELBERG AND CO., BRICK STORE, A BRADFORD. GUNSMITh, MASTEBTON. JUST AKKIFEDA splendid stock of BreeeluJadirs, Choke bores, Muzzlcloadcrs and Sporting Ammitni tion of all kinds. Sewing Machines (Waiter's) £;. 5s each, All goods will bo marked iu Plai.i Fiyuns