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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 679, 29 January 1881, Page 3

| " • At 3 p.m. T M.GIRDLESToiE will 6 eU by public rw mt T' i" Wood ' B il,oti '>n Booms, jSrVp e ¥ vilegCßoftheW ™ ra P» in of- Autuma Meeting, consistThe GATES 5Ww Grand Stand Bar and Refreshment Rooms 1 Publican's Booth It,', ," site only 1 Refreshment Booth Refreshment Booth, No 2 1" fruit Stall 1 fancy Stall OAIiDS • Horse Yards 1 Fruit Stall inside Gitmd Stand enclo- • ■ ■ sure. Games' Oharaes at Gate to be ns folWs .--Pedestjwns, as j Horsomen, 2s Gd • Veliiel P with one horse, 3s nvith two horses, 4s: nith £L°nA° rello n eS,Bs Dli ™ Chicles admitted Free all jjasscngers, 2s each. Jems of payment for G«ie:-25per cent, cash on fall of hammer, tf percent before Ua.ni. on Pu'stDaj of Baces, the balance fy approved eudorsed Bill falling due on An lebruary, or a cheque marbd good for 14 days oy a Bank Manner. For other Wvilegca under £2O cash, over that am,.nnt 2 o?S'. on moraing of 2nd RALPH H. ABJRTBONO. Sdi ■ Secretary W,J,C. AND BEAD THIS. CARTERTON BAKERY, A. L" WHITE, Would respectfully announce to the Civil Service and the general publio located in and around Carterton that he is determined to meet the hardness of the times by REDUCING BREAD Sevcnpence if Booked, N.8.-A.L.W. would respectfully intimate that his books are closed to msu-winded

MASTEBTON Loach & Carriage jj aotobi MUIR and DIXON BROS., Having a Splendid Assortment of American Goods on hand, are prepared to buil VEmfCLES OK EVERY DESCRIPTION, equal to anything turned out in tho Colony, Paintiug done in the Best Style, Cushions, Trimming Falls, Ac., made wit the best of leather, in various patterns New and Second-hand BUGGIES FOE SALE fur sale at the lowest price for CASH. Persons desirous of obtaining a. goqd article at their own, price \yjll do well to call and inspect onr stock now on hand. P.S.—Buggiea from £35 and upwards. es-KEMEJIBEIt-MAST3RTON COACH FACTORY WELLINGTON COLLEGE. I TUESDAY, Ist February. Pup Is to attend at the College on that morning, Boys at H.HO, Girlsat 11 o'clock. • The fees in future will be :-In the Upper School, ut 4s; in the Lower School, £4 Ha; and for Kirls, £3 3s per term. Ko charge for stationery. The Bearding Establishment is under the care of Mr and Mis E. Pridham. CHArt. P. PuWLES. ,„ „. Secretary. Wellington, Jan, 14,1881, fiG9 (lon op Jt'rivate Academy AND ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL, (EB'I'AB. 1873) BE.OPE 4 8 ON MONDAY, 24th JANUARY. Bev T. A. Bowden, Late Ins|.ector of Schools; Rev J. C. Andrew, Principal oi Melßim College; C. A. Valance, Lsj, Brentwood, Masterton; A. McMuster, Esq,, Greytown, For Prospectus, &c, apply after sth Jan Wellington Terrace, De P . 21, 1880. 651

HOARDING m Ui SCHOOL' COLE-STREET, MaSTEETON, Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are nught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework.. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-liko. Terms moderate. .Prospectuses forwarded on application. T; e. first term of 1881 will begin on TUESDAY; Ist February. Evening Class for French, 35] TV LITTLI'JOHN AND SON, 1 \> . ' WATCHMAIEIfS, JKWELLEBS, and OPTICIANS, Larablon Quay (Opposite Occidental Hotel), ■' . ( . _ ■■■•.. .'WKLLIXOTOS.';. .' ; Country Orders.nr™"* 1 "