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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 652, 24 December 1880, Page 3

JJixon's -'• Derby weep • ../ . ON-MK - , ■'■■'. W.J.O, HANDICAP; 1881, To bo run on February 11, . TWO HUNDREdIiEMBERS AT £l. ]: Jb'irat Jff0r50....,.,......;...... V ; . 1;. .£GO Second Horse ..',,. ~,,,,..,. .■■, ,£3O Third' H0r50.......i..;'........';,...£2O Other enfees (divided) . £9O If all tickets are not sold, prizes will bo distributed pro. rata. Commission deduoted from all prizes; G.DIXON, Treasurer. .OETON'S X EIVATE AcADEMY AND ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, (EBTAB. 1873)• ON MONDAY) 24th JANUARY. . Rev T. A. Bowden, Late Inspeotor of Schools; Bev J. 0. Andrew, Principal of Nelson College;' C. A. Yullauce, Esq., Brentwood, Masterton; A. McMaster, Esq., Qroytown.For Prospectus, 4c, apply after 6th Jan; Wellington Terrace, Deo. 21,1880. 651 Central Store. [established 1858.] SPECIAL NOTICE. GEORGE A. FAIRBROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Storekeeper, and General Agent. Licensed Dealer in Arms & Ammunition, AQEfIT FOR THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, I beg to tender my sincere thanks to my numerous friends and patrons for the very liberal support accorded to mo and my predecessor during so many years, and at the same time I beg to intimate that from JANUARY Ist, 1881, my business will be conducted for STRICTLY CASH! and the Full Benefits of a Cash Trado given to my Customers. To accomplish this lam now considering my prices, and preparing lists showing the IMMENSE REDUCTIONS, and will inane in » few days. Should auy oustomer inadvertently be overlooked, a list will bo supplied on application. Tho Highest Price given for Wool, Hides, Tallow, Sheepskms, Rabbitskins, Butter, Eggs, &C-OASH! GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON. W. P. FELLINGHAM, BOOT-MAKER, Quekn-Btoek.ii, MmBBTON. " C. INGRAM is authorise do " « COLLECT ACCOUNTS on my behalf and his rocoipt will be a sufficient discharge W. P. FELLINGHMAM, BOOT-MAKER, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON. 634 PUBLIC NOTICE TU CASELBBRG& CO. regret that in -• consequence of bad times and in they are unable to give their customers Christmas Boxes or New Yeats' Gifts. M. Caselberg and Co.; have decided to sell all Christmas Fruit, and all the materials for 648 M.C4SELBERMCO, MASTERTON FLOUR AND GRAIN STORES. VILE and D'ARCY BEG to inform the public that they are prepared to supply Flour, Grain, arid 'all kinds of agricultural produce at % lowest current ratej, ,• Hay, Ohaff, Oats 4c, always on hand. Flower and garden seeds, fruit and ornamental trees kept in stock. y acres (more or less) of wnoat andoats,,. The " lowest or any tender not necessarily, accepted. ¥or further particulars apply at the store of the underaigned. - 651 VILE&D'ARCY, - HEALED TENDERS are invited for thi s, PURCHASE of the section No 356, *■'■■■.' WestTaratahi, . Terms-One-fourth cash; balance may re--8 main on mortgage for five years. &\ £7 pei I- - cent, with power fy> pay oft a,t auy time. ■i For the LEASE for seven years, with th c ' light to purchase during the term, th e . PONATAHI STATION, known as Buck am about 3300 sheep. [ Tenders'will be received until tho hi January, 1881, id ;/ The highest or any tender not necessarily i Further particulars and conditions ma | li nat the offices of -•] MESSRS BRANDON <fc SON, *• I • . • Solicitors, Ellington. )n To whom tenders are to be sent, addresc to the Exeoutorsof \\m\o Robert Kombli and, marked " Tinder,"' .".'■■ 63 *< N.Br-Conditions. may be seen at the offici - this paper. is; i'-ir-ASTEBTOX HOSPITAL 0 f ienqers lor supplies or stores, provisions „j' .etc, for tho year ending 3Ut December ', 1881, will be received up to 31st December y 1880. All tenders to bo addressed to th' undersigned. , r f i Lowest or any tendor not necessarily ac cepted. ; Further particulars on application ft , W. M. EASTHOFE, , 43J ' 648 ~ Secptaty