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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 726, 25 March 1881, Page 3

.NOTICE. 'HEREBY authorise Mr William J. _, Saunders of Tiraumea to take charge of my Greenwood Estate, and abate the rabbit nuisance thereon. WILLIAM T.OLAPAAM,) . Nsahauranga, near Wellington. 725 . SELLING OFF 1.1 SELLING OFF I I , PBIOR TO STOCK TAKING. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THE above Stock must be sold at any reasonable offer, on account of Now Goods arriving shortly. ■. Ladies' Kid Boots, f'om .. .... 3s fid Men's Elastic Sides, from .. ~ 8s 6d Children's Boots aud Shoes, from .. Is 6d And all others equally cheap in proportion. Spectamii—l have just received a supply of the very best Scotch Kip, for Men's Watertights, at 20a Od Cash t» order. H. D. EDWARDS, IE ABO BOOT & SHOE WAEEHOUSE. MiNNKRS-Sl., WffiLUfQTOlf. Opposite ths Fire Brigade Station. ,'720 WINTER EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS. S. MATTHEWS' SCHOOLROOM. THE first of the series will take place on THURSDAY, 7th April, at 8 pan. punctually. Doors open at 730 p.m. Admission—ls; Children half-price.

DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. rnHE Partnership Business lately carried _L on by the undersigned as briokmakers has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All debts owing by, and all debts due to, the late i.rm, will bo respectively paid and received by the undersigned, Georoe Kiddie, except debts payable to the late firm in respect of the Qladatono Business, which will be received by'the'undersigned, Rmeht Dixon. Datqci af Carterton, this 21st day of March, 1881. GEORGE KIDDIE, ROBERT DIXON, Jun. Witness— • ' E. A. Campbell, Law Clerk, Carterton. TN CONNECTION with the above, the X _ undersigned begs to state hat the business will in future be carried on by him. ' QEORQEIpDIj. ■■ TjT D WT N F E' L S' T, GRQOEB-APPROT, Is now showing a wolkelected Stock of Seasonable Drapery, &0., and wl-ilst rota, iug thanks for past favors, begs to assure his Cllstiw; j rs w jh well-served with goods of all kind? p y t the lowest niark,et rata, As;ent for Union Insuranco Co, 304

\yAINUIOKU RABBI P DISTKIOT. NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS, NOTICE is hereby given that it is the _ ,•'intention of the Tiustees of tho •abovo district to levy ut -ratQ-fov \\\o year ending February 28th, 18$, qf One : Sixtli of a Penny Per Acre oii tho'properties of all landowners lyithin tlio district, and they have appointed 12 Noon on SATURDAY, the 9th of April next, at the Schoolhouse, Gladstone, as the day and place on and at which they will sit to hear objections to the said list, finally complete tho same, and levy the rate: Copies of the list are deposied for inspection at the Post Office, Gladtone, the Highway Board Office, Masterton, nd Waikaralta Station, East Coast.' ■ ■ By order of tho Trustees. ' F. G. MOORE, Secretary. Masterton, March 22,1881, • 724 T Tl I I 0 H E T T. , COACHBUILDER & WHEELWRIGHT, Wordsworth-street, Wellington, WISHES to inform the settlers of Masterton that he is now making good SPEING TEAPS from £}B; Express Wagons, £33 ; Spring Drays,' Tip Carts, frpin £l4 10s; Polo Drays from £22. Only the very best Materials used, and ' ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Prices of any work forwarded by post on application, 723 MASTERTON PUBLIC SCHOOL. EVENING CLASSES-7 to 8.30 p.m. To cominencoon MONDAY, 28, th INST. MONDAY—Arithmetic and Penmanship. TUESD.AY-English Grammar and Com; PRsjtipn, ' THUIISDAY-History and Geography, Terms: 1/-fer Week, W. T. GRUNDY, !?2<j Headmaster. MASTERTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES. THE nomination of candidates to fill the : office of Wardens for the several Wards of the Masterton Highway District will take place as follows : No, 1 Ward.—At Mr P. Brannigan's Woolshcd, Alfredtqn, on Saturday, tho 2nd day of April next, at 12 o'clock noon. : No, 2' Ward—At tho Highway Board Office, Masterton, on Friday, the Ist diiy'et April, at 12 o'clock noon, No. 3 Ward,-At Mr Harvey's Hotel, the Camp, on Saturday, the 2nd day of April, at 12 noon. No. 4 Ward.-At Mr T. Thompson's Hotel, Taueru, on Monday, the 4th day of April, at 12 o'clock noon. No, S Ward.—At the resldenoe of Mr James Strang, Glenside, Gladstone, on Tuesday, fith day of April, at 12 o'clock noon. No. 6 Ward.-At flir Tatham's residence Homewood, Wharennia on Saturday, 2nd day of April, al' 12 o'clocl; noon, Pro Joseph lenseit, Chairman, ' • ' ' B. y/TLSOp, " Eit'irning Officer, Masterton, Marc 21,1881. 723 FOR SALE,';• -."■■ THAT valuable 21 years' leasehold • situated opposite AuJin's Store, Mauriceville, and known as the Educational Reserve, containing 103 acres partly cleared and grassed. Lease has 17 years to run. Bent, £5, £lO, arid £ls per annum. ALSO. 63 acres freehold land, situated at Stqney Creek,, together with; store, dwelling-house, and stable, at present in the occupation.of MrFutclier. •■; ;: For further paitculars, apply ito H.AULlN|MauiiceviUo, Orto ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO.,' "716 "'""■' .Welinjjton mO LET or FOR SALE.-That new and X commodious 8-ioomed- ho'uW adjoining the Parsonage, Church-street. Apply to G,Russell, Church-street.; -678