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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 680, 31 January 1881, Page 3

BOOTS! BOOTS! PARKES & PETERSON beg to inform thoir customers and the inhabitants of Mastorton generally, that they have opened up the BEST STOCK of BOOTS in the District. Every taste suited, Parkeb & Peterson would also state that their stock is being sold at prices to correspond with the times, and all who lavortlicm with their patronage will have GOOD YfILUB for their money. Boots and Shoes made to order of the best materials and workmanship. rjl OWN HALL, MASTERTON. MONDAY and TUESDAY, JAN. 31, FEB. 1 First Appearance in New Zealand OF Prof. WESTEN'S THEATRE MEOHANIQUE —ANDTROUPE OF COMIQUES, Under tho Patronage of His Royal Highness The D uke of Edinburgh. Wonderful Performing Dogs! "PUNCH AND JUDY!" Marionettes, Fairy Bells I WESTEN'S WORLD OF MIRACLES. Admission, 3s and 2s; Children Half Price. n LASSES FOR INSTRUCTION IN \j DRAWING AND IN THE MAORI LANGUAGE. Mr CHAS. J. FREETH begs respectfully o announce to the settlers of Wairarapathat he is about to open olaßses for the teaching of DRAWING. Ho will also opon classes for instruction in the MAORI LANGUAGE. Mr Freeth will also be prepared to make special arrangements to attend gentlemen s families at their own residences if required. The Adult Classes at Masterton for tho current quarter will be opened Council Cbambors, Masterton, on FRIDAY, 28th January instant, at 7 p.m. Particulars as to torms (which will be moderate) may bo obtained on application to Mr Frketh, at Mastorton. Jan. 22nd, 1881. 675 NOTICE, TO INSURERS AGAINST FIRE, Ac. F. MCCARTHY has been appointed Aytnl for Wairarapa for THEHANZEATIC INSURANCE CO. D, F. MCCARTHY. Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Corner Shop, Next Club Hotel, Masterton,

FUETHEfi NOTICE | To All Whom It May Concern! DF. McOAETHY, General Grocer, • • d'o., has been appointed agent by a Home Firm to Purchase FUNGUS In Large and Small Quantities. Samples can be seen, and (all particulars as to price, &c„ given at the CORNER SHOP, Next Club potel, Masterton, 663 THE NEW' ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Head Office—Chnstohurch, N.Z, London Branch —Bishopsgate-etreet, STEAM TO LONDON. , fTIHE above Company will despatch Messrs Money <§335& Wjgram and Sonß' favorite paseeuger steamship NORTHUMBERLAND, 2137 tons register, 1500 horse-power, effective, E, S. Babot, Commander, From Wellington for London on JANUARY 28. The CLief Cabins are provided with every requisite. The Second Saloon Cabirs are similarly furnished, and are roomy and well ventilated. A liberal table, with fresh and other provisions of the best quality, will be kept, The accommodation for all classes of paseeugTß is unsurpassed. Passage money, £lßlßs, and upwards. A duly qualified surgeon will proceed with the ship. For all further particulars apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited fiRG Custom House Quay

QARTERTON EIfLE VOLUNTEERS, A. GENEEAL MKETING of the Corps will be held at tho Publio Hall, Carterton, on Monday, 7tli February, at 8 p.m. fifiAS- POTTS, 'Hon. Secretary.

YOU GO PP4SE CALL AND INSPECT JNQ, THQRBURN'S STOCK OF SPLENDID, COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, For Men, Youths, and Boys. THE. Goods are made to his Special Order, and the TWEEDS are all THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, and the Priceß About Half what is Charged by tho Tailors. Note the address — THE CLOTHING (Next t!is Clock) ■ WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. JOHN THOEBUKN. 657 S. DANKS & SON, WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY AND COPP.EH WORKS, Brandon-St.,