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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 739, 9 April 1881, Page 3

MONTEITH'S IRON AND, QUININE WINE. JL Oiauge Wine is a safe and certain CURE for Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Nervousness, Feverishness, Lassitude, and General Debility, Ac, and is without doubt tho most powerful Tonic and Nerve Strengthener in existence. Sold in champagne pints at 2s Gd each. THE MOTHER'S FRIEND. MONTEITH'S UNRIVALLED SOOTHING POWDERS. (Guaranteed to contain neither Opium nor Mercury.) Children suffering from Foverish Heats, Fits; Convulsions, Sickness of Stomach, Inflammation of tho Gums, Ac, will obtain immediate relief by having theso administered according to directions, Sold in packets at Is each. MONTEITH'S UNFAILING SPECIFIC FOR WORMS J. MONTEITH, Consulting Chemist of Medical Hall, Manners-street, Wellington, calls tho attention of Parents to his WORM POWDERS, which from his long practical experience in the Wellington Hospital, ho can testify is. an absolute cure for this painful and dangerous disease. No household should be without them, as the health, and even life, of a child often depends. Sold in packets at Is each. Mrß. H. OHINCHEN, Stationer. Masterton, has'been appointed Sole' Agent for Mastcrton, where orders may bo left for Selizogenes, Sponges, Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods, Homrcopathic or Herbal Medicines, Zoedone, &c. A large supply always in stock, Lemon, Limejuice, Raspbeny, and all other Syrups for l"s Gd per doz. PURE LIMEJUICE in any quantity. J. MONTEITH, 10 years Acting Houso Surgeon Wellington Hospital) Consulting Chemist and Operative Dentist, MEDICAL HALL, MANNERS-ST.,' WELLINGTON, Free Vaccination every Tuesday and Friday, between the hours of 10 and 12 a. T7URIPUNI PROPOSED NEW HALL. THE Committee for managing tho affairs of the Proposed New Hall, beg to inform the public generally that the promoters of this object, seeing for a long time past the great necessity which has existed, and which still exists, for such a building at this end of the Borough, have, after careful consideration and a meeting on the subject, determined if possible to erect it for the many uses for which it is likely to bo required, viz., the consideration of all local matters, holding of Relipious Services, Sunday Schools, and Public Entertainments. With these views before them, it has been proposed to erect the said Hall by VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIPTIONS on Freehold Land, already secured. Tho Committee have ap pointed tho following persons to receive subscriptions:—Messrs Eaves (Chairman and Treasurer), C. E. Daniell (Secretary), C. Wilton, and T.W f Shutej and, in endeavoring to carry ont this work, they earnestly ask for the sympathy and assistance of tho general public, UHAS, E, DANIEL!, 737 Secretary. CROWN LANDS. Wellington, April 4th, 1881. i is hereby given, as required by 11 Section 65 of tho " Land Act, 1877," that WILLIAM A. D'ARCY, the Solector of .Section No 30, of Block VIH, Mahgahao, 40-mile Rush, has applied to the Land Board to'transfer the samo to FRANCIS ASPIL GODFREY HUGHES. JOS. G. HOLDSWORTH. 737 Commissioner for Crown Lauds. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, March 10, 1881, _ It is hereby notified that the unsold secMoub of Crown Land in tho Pahiatua Block, Forty-mile Bush, and in the Kairanga and Arawaru, Palmerston and Fitzherbert, will be open to purchase at this office by application on and after TUESDAY, April 19th; 25 per cent cash with application, the balance within one month,

IN THE FITZHERBEKT BLOCK. 25 sections, varying in area from GO to 290' acres, at 21s to 27s Gd per IN THE KAIEANGA BLOCK. 14 sections, varying in area from 68 to 196 acres, at 25s to £3 per acre. IN THE PAHIATUA BLOCK. • 59 sections, varying in area from 41. to 316 acres, at 21s to 35s per aero. The above'sections contain, rich, deep soir, are level and undulating, covered with mixed. timber, mostly and aro approached by mado roads. • Maps,. application forms, "schedules of contents, and upset price of each section, can bo obtained at the Wellington Land Office, and at tho Post Offices, Palmerston, Woodville, and Masterton. J. G. HOLDSWOETH, 178 . Commissioner of Crown Land.

• EASTER RaCTCS. ' MONDAY, 18th APRIL. To stars at 11.30.' Judge.—E. Clifton. Stahtrr.-J. Scoficld. Clerk-of-Scai/Es.-J, A, Perry. Handioafper. E, E, Armstrong, Sec. & I'heab.-A. McHutchon. CIERK-DF-CoURSE.-J. Holes. Stewabds.-J. C. Vallance, J. Drummond, W, G, Murray, E. Sheath, E. Meredith, jun. Handicap Hurdle.liace.—£ IJ miles. Orer G hurdles,'3ft Gin, Opeu. Nomination . |l, Accputffflco JOs,. Hack jlurik Rqw.-$ 1J miles, Same "pou'rsfc" Weight tor age. Entrance £l. District ITorses only. MimPUi.-Sf linllo. Weight for age. Entrance" £l. Open,. District Stales. -£ 1J miles. Weight for age. Entrance £i>, District Horses only. ' Hack Me,-£ lmile; Weight not less than 9 stone. Entraneo 10s. District horses only, Publican's Purse.—£ 1J miles. Handicap Nomination £l. Acceptance £l, Open. ComoMonHandicap.— 6 lmile. Wairarapa Jockey Club Rules adhered to where practicable. Nominations rath entranoa money must be in the hands of tho Secretary at Whakatoki at or bgfojg 8 p.m. on TUESDAY the 12th of April. General entry at $ before J* p.m. on SATUEDAY the lGth.at WJiakatajri.. Acceptances at 10 a;.m, pn tho morning of the Eaces. The dc> ciß on of the Stewards |in any'case qf disputes or protests shall be final. Owwerßentering.horses mast subsofibo atleast £e unci. ;' .;•;'.;: ; A; MoHUTOHON,' \ -■■' Hon. Sec, andTreaa