AUCTIONEERS' MEMORANDA. « Large additional entries of sheep are made to the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co'a Masterton stock sale list. On Saturday next, F. H. Wood and Sons, Ltd, w : 'l sell at the residence of Mr T. Mulyany, Worksop road, the whole of his furniture and effects. The sale will be entirely without reserve, and as the furniture is good there should bo keen competition. A glance at the advertisement, in another column, will repay perusil. For continuation of reading matter see fourth page.
WANTED. - Immediately, General Help for country. Good homo; fare paid. For address apply Daily Times, MASTERTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THE Plumbers Class will resume work for the Second Term on Monday, July 13th. N. D. BUNTING. OH, LISTEN TO THE BAND. GRAND CONCERT. WESLEYAN Schoolroom, Tuesday, July 7th. All items rendered by the Band, both Instrumental and Vocal. Commence at 7-30 p.m Admission 1/-, Children half-price. Kefreshments. WAIRARAPA COUUSING CLUB. NOVICE STAKE. A NOVICE STAKE will be run on Septemher 3rd and 4th. First Dog £15 (with President's tror/hy valued 10gs., or money added); Runner-up, £5 and Gold Medal. Full particulars obtainable from J. W. COCHRANE, Hon. Sec. TUB WONDERFUL WERTHEIM, WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING MACHINES, THESE Machines are up-to-date with all the latest improvements; and the terms ure easy ; all the machines work free and easy; and evei y lady that works them speaks highly of their ; they give to all an easy and contented mind. Ail kinds of repairs done on the premises by a practical workman. J. LORD, Agent, Queen-street, Masterton. TO BUILDERS. nnENDERS will be reoeived for additions JL to Woolshed, near Alfredton (addressed to S. J. Alpass, Esq., Alfredton) until Wednesday, July 8. Plans and specifications at this office. W. PINCHES, Architect. MASTERTON RACING CLUB. IiyOMINATIONS for all offices in conJ3I nection with the above Club will close wiih the undersigned on Saturday, the 11th inst, at 5 p.m. Nomination forms can be obtained on application. THOS. DUNCAN, Seoret iry. DAVID MILLAR, GENERAL GROCER, Opposite Pinhey 8r03.' Stable?, Queen : st. HAYING opened up a Cash Grocery Business, I int=nd to sell my goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH, Being practically under no expense, I am enable! to give to the public the benefit of profits that usually have to go to miintain big staffs. I will be calling upon residents for a trial order, and will deliver all orders prompt'y. Cill and compie my "■•>»-- with others. BOROUGH OF MASTERTON. is herehy given that the J. t[ Masterton Borough Council, with the consent of the ratepayers, proposes:— 1. To undertake the providing and erecting of a new retort-house and beds of retorts, additional purifiers, exhauster with. h.p. steam engine and boiler, byepass for scrubber, alterations and additions to works and. plant, and extension of mains, 2. For this purpose to borrow the sum of Two Thousand Five Hundred Pounds (£2,500). 3. To give as security for such loan a further charge upon the works, and the revenue derived therefrom, and a special rate of one-seventh of a penny in the pound on the rateable valuation (unimproved) of all rateablo property in the Borough of Masterton. Such loan to be ropayabjc on tho 28'.h day of February, 1907, with a sinking fund of not exceeding two per cent, per annum, 4. To paj out 'of such loan the cost of raising tjhe loan and the interest for the first year, R. BROWN, Town Clerk, I HEREBY call a meeting of Ratepayers of the Borough of Masterton, to considor the above proposal, for M;OHday, the 13th day of July, 1903, at 8 o'clock p.m., in the Town Hall, Blasterton. Dated at Masterton this 3rd day of July, 1903. JAS. M. CORADINE, Mayor. THE MASTERTON m nV IMPLEMENT CO. ARE THE WAIRARAPA REPRESENTATIVES OF Morrow, Bassett & Co., Sole Agents in New Zealand for— McCORMICK HARVESTING MACHINES, CONSISTING of Left-hand Open Back Reapers and Binderß, Mowers, Daisy Reapers, Hay Rakes, Donaghey Twine and all Farmers' Requisites, Excelsior Ploughs, Cultivators and Harvesters. LENDING LIBRARY OF New Books. 50 latest just added. 5/- per quarter, or 3d per book. Elliot's Book Arcade, HASTEBXON.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7504, 6 July 1903, Page 3
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