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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 6432, 3 January 1900, Page 3

WAR PUND

SUIISCItII'TIONS in aid of relieving the diatress causid by tho South Atricuu Wm urn urgently lolicited; tlio smallest amount being acceptable. Hubsorqituimj are payablo at tho ollico ol tho Town Clerk or either newspaper ollice. C. A. POWNALL, Mayor. WANTED, rjWNDEHS for— Felliiiij -100 ncns! more or less) 'J'iIree Scrub, in surrcijcil I/Ms, mi Ulcmlonuhl. Lowest or any tender not iiweosai'ily accepted. COCKBURN-HOOD A WALKUII. WANTED Cook, Laundress, and Housemaid; wages, £1 and 12s; rolcronccs. Also General Servant for Masterton, to sleep at home, Apply Registry Ollice, Dixon-strcct, Mustcdon. MASTERTON UOKOUGII COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Masterloii Jorough Council Olliees will bo dosed to tho public from Tuesday, the JHtli inst., and re-open on Tuksda.y, I lie 2nd January 11)00. Public Library willnot be open inthcnfternoons this week, but will lie open in the cyclings as usual. OHOWiV. Town Clerk. F. THEMSEN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, QUEKS-aTaHET, MASIEIITON. Iter count !/mtr cliiekais be/on: ijour are /m/c/u'tf. Our streets arc wide nuil dry and good, And lit for anyone to walk on; liut.cauntrT roods: yonM think Noah's llimd And ullhis'miinmls did stalk on. Rovvarc-thcn, friends, nor try Uiom roads Unites in Themfcn's ItooU you're mounted; For sure as fate, ttio.se ancient toads Would croak your unlintchn! chickona couutcd. Tho?c chickens ore hatched, For my boots are well putched And mended with Tltemspifs good kip, From oblivion they're snatched, To their soles they're attached, And na sound ;i> a nowly-laiiiiehni ship. BONNINCTON'S PILLS. WHAT TIIHY ARE FOR, AND WHAT TIIEY WILL DO. A I'EIiFECTLY Safe and Mild Aperient and Digestive. Will llcliove and Curo in many eases all Liver Disorders, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Jaundice, Indigestion, Dizziness, Constipation, Restlessness after retiring, and Torpid Liver. Invaluable for Females for Beautifying tho Complexion. One Suillisu m Box. roil TASTKI'Ob »JMAS CARDS! A.Nli . PRESENTS lor old and young, ranging from a penny toy to a JL'l Desk, go to VIBBRT'S, HE PEOPLE'S STATIONER Queen-street, Mastertou, MASTERTON MUSIC WAREHOUSE. Pianos and Organs on Time Payment. Tho largest stock of Violins, Banjos, and Mandolines in the Wairarapa. Strings and Fittings for all instruments. Violin, Case and How, XI, Book and Sheet Music in endless variety. Music Cases from Is. Instruments Repaired, Bows Re-haired. Pianos Tuned. J. CANDY, Queen-street, Masterton. A. WHITE k CO., HAIRDRESSERS and TOBACCONISTS TMPORTERS of high-olam matured 1 CIGARS I CIGARS I Best Brands of American Tobaccos, cut and uncut, A varied assortment if Briar and Meerschaum Pipes. VIOLIN AND BANJO STRINGS Razors Giioond and Set, BOOMERANG BRANDY IS • BEST. COUNTRY COUSINS WILL tind it to their advantage to see our beautiful stock of suitable Christmas Presents, all being sold at twenty-five per cent, reduction until January 20th, 1000. WM. C. FITZGERALD, I'ONSIJIjTIST, CUE3IISI, Wellington. TUCKER'S PRINCE OF WALES Family and Commercial Hotel, Queen-street, MASTtam', is central, popular and convenient, does a largo commercial business, has splendid appointments, Hot, Colo and Siioweb Batus (3), and Electric Bollb throughout. GUESTS staying at this Hotel enjoy tho privilege of a Pmvate Entbame, having no connection with the bars, SPEIGHT'S, McGAVIN'S, STItACHAN'S, JOEL'S, WARD'S, and MANNING'S PRIZE ALES ALWAYS ON DIIAUOHT. Cabs meet all Trains. Night Porter. Lease of Farm Property (UPPER PLAIN). WE havo been favored with instructions from Joun Hebsey, Eb<j., to call for tenders for a lease of his property for a term uf 5 years, The property consists of about 170 acres, well-subdivided and in first-class order, upon which is erected an up-to-date dwelling-house, excellent stable, granary and other necessary outbuildings. Tenders eloso on tho 20th January noil. Torms of Icaso may bo seon at our ollico j no tender necessarily accepted. LOWES £ lORNS. N.B.—lnspection of tho property is now solicited, so that the growing crops may be seen, and the capabilities of tho land fully estimated. Mr Hoßßey's property is bo wellknown that any description by us would bo superfluous. It has long held the reputation ol being one of tho finest farms in the Wairarapa,