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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7846, 12 September 1904, Page 5

MADAME MOORE, Phrenology and Character Reading, will remain in Masterton till Wednesday only, and may be consulted at Oxford House. Ladies 1/-. WANTED- To Let, two Front Rooms, one fireplace and bay window; or married couple to share half house, with use of range. Apply for address at D AiLr Times Office. ~~ MASTERTON MUNICIPAL BAND~ A SPECIALLY important meeting of the Masterton Band will be held TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Every bandsman requested to ba present. A MEETING of the Garrison Ball Commutes will be held in the Drill Hall on TUESDAY NIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock. Business —To receive Balance-sheet. D. ALEX. MOETON \ Joint j F. W. TODD j Sees. TENDERS will be received up to Bra Octobsb, 1904, for— The-Purchase of Dwelling, Outbuildings and ahout Two Acres of Land, situated at Homcbnsh. Property can be seen and all particulars obtained on application to the unders'gaed. Tenders can be left at Me James Mooke's, Archer-street. B. TOOBY. NOTICE. npRESPASSERS on the property of the JL undersigned at Kakara with dog or gun will be prosecuted. H. E. GOSNELL. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. fTHHE Imported Shire horse— DANGER SIGNAL will stand at Masterton during, this season. Fee for mares from the Counties of Pahiatua, Castlepoint, Akitio, Eketahuna, Maurieeville, Masterton, Wairarapa S., and Featherston, 4£ guineas, payable as follows:—2 guineas at end of season, and 2£- guineas yjhen mare proves in foal. Mares from all other districts 4 guineas, payable as : follows :—2 guineas at end of season, and 2 guineas when mare proves in foal. All mares sold held to be in foal. Groomage ss. Paddocking will be provided by arrangement. For further particulars apply to the Groom in charge or to the Inspector of Stock, Masterton. PEDIGREE. DANGER SIGNAL (1891). (S.H.S.B. 13983). Brown horse. Sire: Dunsmore AL, by Royal Albert. Dam: Black Queen, by Crown Prince. G. Dam; Darling, by Noble. JOHN D. RITCHIE, • Secretary. Wellington, 12th September, 1901.