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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 668, 15 January 1881, Page 3

HASELMAYER R, W. GARY begs to announce with regret that tho entertainment advertised for. this) evening is unavoidably POSTPONED in consequence of the unavoidable detention ol the Professor in CUiistchur«h, The date of performance will be duly published in a future issue. Mastortou, Jon. 12th, 1681, ' 665 NOTICE. \ LL petaous whoseacoountsareuowout- \. standing from One to Five Years are advised to make prompt payment of the samo before troubling mo any further professionally. 666 Wm. H. HOSKING. GOVERNMENT VACCINATION r NOTICE. I am now prepared to Vaccinate Daily at my Surgery from 9 to 11 during the current month, 660 Wm, E HOSKING. MUSICAL NOTICE. AVING taken over the stock of Mr Charles Bonnington, consisting of avery description of Music and Musical Instruments, I shall be offering .the same at Breatly Deduced Priceß during tho next three mouths, WM. WEBLEY, Musio Warehouse, 555 Lambton Quay, Wellington jyiASTEETON UJJJON CLUB. 'itflE Quarterly Meeting of the aboye will 1. take place on FRIDAY, at 8 p.m, To reoeive Balance-Sheet, Elect Officers, and General. JNO. M. GIRDLESTONE, 106 Secretary. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. . ELECTION OFCOUNCILLQR. . mr XT AMES of candidates nominated to fill W ' the vacant office of Counpillor in the Jasterton Borough Council ;- Alexander, William. Corbett, John Hicks, Dixon, George, The number of. candidates nominated Bleeding the vacancies to be filled a poll fqr lie oleption of one of the persons nominated rill be taken at the Town Hall on Wednesday, lip 18th current, between the hours of nine 'clock a.m, and 6 o'clock p.m. R. WILSONE. Returning Officer, fasterton, Bth Jan,, 1881. 660 '0 TgE BVRGPISS OF MIgTERTON. "1 EN|PMEN,f-At the solicitation of *? several ratepayers I have, consented to e nominated for the office of Councillor for he office of the Borough of Masterton. If you elect me to that office, I shall endea or to perform the duties thereof cousojen. outly, and further, the interests of the trough to the best of my ability. Your obedient servant, WILLIAM ALEXANDER-

TO THE BURGESSES OF MASTERTON. ft p ENTLEMEN.-Having been requested by a number of friends to como forward and contest the office of Councillor for to do bo, and, if elected, will use my best .- j.._.'.n (a. H.~ ..,,01 U».„- „{ U.« TWmml, I remain, Gentlemen) Yours Obediently, 659 GEO, DIXON. TO THE ELECTORS OP THE BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. LADIES &-GENTLEMEN,-I beg to notify that I have retired from Contest for a seat in the Borough Council in favor of Mr GEORGE DIXON, and trust that you will accord me your suffrages on some future occasion. Your obedient servant, 666 J. H. CORBET!. ) OB EK T WALKER, , PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Country Viaititors will find a hearty welcome and superior accommodution at this house, 663 NOTICE. TO INSURERS AGAINST FIRE, 4c. .~\ F. MCCARTHY has been appointed Aitnt for Wairampa for THEHANZEATIO INSURANCE CO. a p. McCarthy. • Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Comer Shop, Next Club Hotel, Maxterton. FURTHER NOTICE! To 411 Whom It May Concern I T\ F. MoOARTHY, Genoral Grocer, II . < ■. >.i.j 11... a Home Firm to PurchasBFUNGUS In Large and Small Quantities. Samples can be Been, and full particulars as to price, &o„ given at the CORNER SHOP, Next Club Hotel, Masterton, 663 HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL COLE-BTREBT, MASTERTON. Principal: Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education •• forms the basis of the instruction given, a and, in addition, the following subjects are , taught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and NeedleJ work. Domestio arrangements are liberal and * home-like, ■e Termß moderate, l Prospectuses forwarded on application. '' The first term of 1881 will begin on rt TUESDAY, Ist February. ;g Evening Class for French, 351