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Meeting* and Amusements. Jl/TASTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS THIRD ANNUAL BALL, TO BE HELD IS THE TOWN AND DRILL HALLS, TO-NIGHT. Music by first-class Orchestra. Excellent floor. Tickets—Double, 7/-; Single, 5/-; Extn Lady, 2/6. Dancing at 8 p.m. BBRQT.J.K. CARPENTER) Joint PRVT. R. MURRAY J Hon. Sees. JUVENILE FANCY DRESS BALL, Friday, 3rd duly. PRIZES fob BEST FANCY COSTUMES. Prices— Boys 1/-, Girls 6d. Parents accompanying Children 1/-. WAIRARAPA POULTRY, PIGEON, AND DOG ASSOCIATION. FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW, TO BE HELD IN THE DRILL HALL, MASTERTON, On WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, JULY 22nd and 23rd, for Podmit, And THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, for Dogs. GRAND SPECIAL PBIZBS, Including Cup for Most Points in Dogs. AN ART UNION is held in connection with the Show. Prizes on view at Henderson's, Jeweller. Tickets: Is. Visitors to Show have a free chance in the Art Union. Entries close on Satubday, July 11th, at Lowes and lorns. L. H. RAYNBR, Secretary. GREAT WINTER SHOW. PALMERSTON NORTH, JULY 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st, 1903. IN THE EXHIBITION BUILDINGS Of the Manawatu and West Coast A. & P. Association. Thk Dairymen's \ Fbuitgbowbb's akd If) A "BXTTVA Ti POULTBMEN'B J Entries close for: Dairying Machinery, Poultry Appliances, and Merchants' Exhibits, Satubday. 4th Jdly. For Exhibits in Agricultural, Horticultural, Home Industries and Poultry Division, Thdbbday, 16th July. Wtite for prize list. Special trains. J. C. LANE, Secretary. Box 85, P.N. QUADRILLE BAND. THE public ate respectfully reminded that the undersigned are prepared to supply Musio for Balls, Assemblies, At Homes, Garden. Partie3, etc., etc., at reasonable rates. Players comprise the following well-known musicians: Piano, Miss Infield; violin,Reihanaßoyes; cornet, Tom Rodgers; double bass, A. W. Eussell. All communications to be addressed to REIHANA BOYES, Cole-street, Ma;terton. JJEMEMBER THIS: He who has a thousand friends . Has not a friend to spare; But he who has one enemy Will meet him everywhere. Remember This Also i TURNER & TURNER have no enemies either and their well-known TIP-TOP TEAS. make more friends than any other single brand on the market. PAY CASH! THAT'S THE WAY TO KEEP FRIENDS and every Cash Purchase entitles you to a coupon which returns you Discount of 2s in the £. A. HENDERSON, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN. Established 1885. P.O. Box 5; ALARM Clocks, best quality, 7s 6d and .6s; Bee Clocks, 5s 6d; Office Clocks, 30s; Hall Clocks, from 50s; 8-Day Striking Clocks. 15s ; other Wooden and Imitation Marble Clocks, from 30s; Ladies' Combs eet with brilliants, Silver-mounted Combs, from 5s 6d; Silver mounted Brushes, from 20s; Photo Frames, all prices; Hair Pin Boxes, Puff Boxes, Trinket Boxes, in great variety; Mustard, Pepper and Baits in silver; Whisky Flasks, Card Cases, Purses, Fruit Knives, Jam Spoons, Cigarette Cases, Manicure Sets, Setviette Rings, Tea Sets, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Biscuit Barrels, Bread Platters, Hot Water Kettles, Sugar .and Creams, Cako Baskets, Ladies' Gold Watches, fro n 50s; Nickel Watches, from 15s; Rothetham's Presentation Watches, Ladies' Rings, Brooches, Bangles, Muff Chains, and Greenstone Goods in great variety. A large stock of Spectacles. Sight accurately tested. A. HENDERSON. NOTICE TO HOUSEHOLDERS. HOLLOWAY BROTHERS resumed business in the old shop, opposite Errpire Hotel, on Monday, Feb. 2nd, in the premises formerly occupied by Mr Frederick Holloway, and will be pleased to see old friends and new faces, and to supply the public with the best meat grown in the district. PERTH DYE WORKS, Ghuznee-stbeet, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN—A fact that dare not be disputed—that A. ROBERTSON is the Best, Cheapest, Quickest, and Most Experienced General Dyer, Cleaner, and Pressor in Wellington. Ostrich Feathers and Kid Glove Cleaning a speoialty. Telephone 918. JIASTEBTON AQEKTd, KRAHAGEN AND HARFORD, Perry-street. HARTMANN& ROAR, Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers, QUBEN-STBEET, MASTBBTON. Whilst thanking our numerous customers for their liberal support in the past, we beg to announce that recent enlargements to to our premises, enables us to keep a large stock of furniture of every description always on hand. Having large new workshops, fitted up with the latest machinery, we are enabled to execute all orders quickly and well. We invite an inspection of our display of iron bedsteads, wire mattrasses, fenders, toilet ware, linoleum, etc.; also our carpets and mats. We have prams and go-carts of the latest designs, by the best makers. A large stock of stretchers, with tease mattrasses and pillows for sale at half-price for spot cash. Our Picture-framing Department is under capable management, and we make a speciality of that work. Our prices throughout are reasonable. HARTMANN & HOAB. ACCOUNT BOOKS OF every kind, and Commercial and Law Stationery, at Elliot's Book Arcade, MASTEETON. WANTED KNOWN—That now is the time to reduce your Gas Bills, by going to H. Bealk, Plumber and GasFitter, and buying Incandesent Gab Bubnebs at 5s eaoh. Note address—H. Bealk, Sanitary Plumber, Queen-street, Masterton. PIGS! PIGSI WDIMOCK & CO. are buyers oi • 10,000 (ten thousand) Bacon Pigs, Maiden Sows or Barrows. Freight paid on all live pi 3s; dead pigs Is per pig freight. Full particulars from J. Stott, ltongokokako; H. Daysh, Kouini; G. Atkinson, Ballancej or Wellington Bacon Factory, Waterlooquay. W ANTED KNOWN.—That only the purest Fruit and most choice Confectionery is obtainable at MbF. O. Fbision'e shop, opposite W.F.C.A., Masterton. And the prices are rigbt, too. SPECIAL NOTICE. HAVING made special arrangement! with the "Bee Ointment Manufacturing C 0.," I have landed direct from the Factory a large supply of" Bee Ointment ' and "AC Corn Ccbe " —two widely-known excellent preparations.—HEßßEßT T. WOOD, Cuemist, Mastotton,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7501, 2 July 1903, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7501, 2 July 1903, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7501, 2 July 1903, Page 1