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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8036, 7 January 1905, Page 5

WANTED— Employment on station or farm, by Young Man. Address " A.8.C." c/o Daily Times. CLOSING NOTICE. TN consequence of the death of Mr Bendix Hallenstein, the founder of the business, the premises of the New Zealand Clothing Factory will be CLOSED this day, Saturday, Jan. 7th. HALLENSTEIN BROS. E. G. Fbost, Branch Manager. 11TETHODIST CHURCH. TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. Masterton—Morning at 11, Rev. D. J. Murray. Evening at 7, Rev. D. J. Murray. . Kurupuni—Evening at 7, Mr J. Heyhoe. Rangitumau—Afternoon at 3,. Mr P. T. Redman. IJRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MASTERTON. MR ROBINSON, of Wellington, will conduct the services To morrow Morning and Evening. FLORAL FETE. A MEETING for the purpose of forming a Men's Committee, to assist in the above, will be held in Messrs Gawith and Logan's office, Queen-street, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE will be prepared to accept Fire Risks on and after the 4th January, 1905. Advantages: Insured share profits. State guarantee. Lowest rates. Equitable and prompt settlements. W. M. EASTHOPB, Masterton Agent. F. DOWSETT, Newman Agent. IST. FRANCIS XAVIBR'S Seaside Academy for Young Ladies, Seatoun, Wellington Heads. SCHOOL re-opens 6th February. This popular institution provides a highclass education, combined with the advantages of a life at the seaside. Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service and Musical Examinations. French, Bookkeeping and Art Needlework form part of the school course when required. TERMS—Boarders, £33 per annum, payable at opening of three terms. Extras (moderate fee) —Piano, Painting, Singing, German, Italian, Shorthand and Typewriting, Dancing.