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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 631, 29 November 1880, Page 3

AOO.N :& W 1 * 161 aatmeal "n/rni, Is now in full working order, and any order-they may be favored with will be promptly attended to, and fonvarded to any part of the Valley. ■ Be sure to ask for BACON & WItIGLEY'S OATMEAL, as you oan'always.rely .on. getting it FRESH. We wish to oall the attention of Farmers and the General Public to the following SPECIALITIES, never before to be obtained jn the district, viz.— , Ileal seeds and Corn Dust, which will ho found most benofioial and profitable food for horses, pigs, &o. Try our.Husks, to mix with oats for horse feed, Have your oats crushed, and so save 20 B. & W. aro prepared to grist at current ratos. In connection with the abovois the the Waipoua Steam Saw, Planing, Moulding and Turning Mills, where building materials and all the requisites of the trade can be obtaine at the lowest rates. 614 I is hereby given thaj unless the >| Filly (no visible brand) left in my charge to graze, on the 26th September, 1878, by Jethro Jenkins, is claimed on or before the Bth December next, and all expenses paid, the same will be sold to defray expenses., • 626 g. W. DONOVAN. RABBITS, OHrRABB'ITS, OH! iTI H. WOOD & CO. are.Cash purchasers 1 , of .. BABBIT SKINS. Highest pricos giv»n for small or large |ua.ntities. ■' RABBITS, OH! RABBITS, OH] . MAIL notice; For the present, mails for Taratahi, Carterton, Greytown, Featherston, Upper Hutt Hutt, Taita, and Wellington, close daily (Sundays excepted) at 6.30 a,m, and 18.45 p.m. sharp; for Kuripuni at 1 p.m. 610 J. BAGGE, Postmaster. NOTICE. \ S the Eailway is opened to Carterton, . all debts due 'by persons at Carterton, Uladstone, and Taratahi to W. HEKOOCK, Carrier, must be paid within 21 days from this date, or legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of the same without any further notice, W. PRCOCR, Carrier, Carterton, Nov. 12,1880. 617 MASTEETON TO TENUI. Notice to Storekeepers and Others, ■ X Mastebton every Monday, delivering at Tenui every Tuesday, returning to Masterton on the following day. Passengers, either way, 10s the trip. " W. HEECOCK. PUBLIC NOTICE. WILLIAM JAMES, • Steam Furniture -Manufactory, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

)EGS to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding neighborhood lat he has THIS DAY BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, WITH A LARGE. STOCK OP SUPERIOR FURNITURE, , WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT !RY LOW PRICES FOR CASH, Oct. 3D. 1880. 608 IS T 0 P ! AND BEAD THIS. CARTERTON BAKERY. A. L. WHYTE, Vould respectfully announce to the Civil mice and the general public located in and round Carterton that he is determined tc meet the hardness of the times by REDUCING BREAD E' 418 JjOA]?. (jA! Sevenpence if Booked. N.B.—A.L.W. would respectfully intimafc hat his Bootfs abe closed to •long-windei 14000 SWEEP No. 7, ON THE WELLINGTON OUP To be tun in the first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. • TICKETS = = = £1 First Horse ... • ... 10( Second Horse... '3( Third Horse .. .. .. .. 2( Other Starters (divided) .. ~ 7( Non-starters (divided).. ~ ~ 18( The £7OO for olher startors will averai about £IOO each horse. Tho £IBOO for non-starters will averai about £6O each horse. . Mr George North, of Eambton Quay, a This time it is for no le than £4OOO, which will give handsome piiz even to the non-starters, Mr North's form racing Bweeps have invariably been condi ted with such fairness as to give entire sat faction to all interested, and, we are n surprised to hear that there is already brisk demand' for tickets for his " foi thousand-pounder,"—Evening;'' Post) 9 September. •. ,: ; ,''.'.. '■'■]'.'■;.'■[ Address -Am. NORTH, Bpx;lo9j P( Office; or,Lambton'Quay, Wellington'; -'A. Elkins, CLUB HOTEL; Mastelon j i : Giles'. ROYAL OAK HOTEUr Oar'tertori.