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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9214, 5 November 1908, Page 1

Meetings and! Amusements. TTK RILL II AL L, MAST E R TON. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE ROT AL~ PICTURES. Among other Pictures to be shown are— . "THE ROBBER'S DAUGHTER" (romantic) " GROTESQUE PEOPLE" (beautifully colored) " UNCLE'S REJECTED PRESENT" (very comic) " THE POST CARD ARTIST " (trick) Popular Prices—2/-, 1/-, 6d. S&eolni Advertisements. STOCK AGENCY. milE W.F.C.A., LTD, beg to notify their ■ numerous clients that MR E. M. BANNISTER is now in charge of their Stock Agency Department. TENDERS FOR LEASE OE EARM. nnENDERS close with the undersigned on JLf Saturday, 21st November, 1908, at a p.m, for — The Lease foe ten years from Ist December. 100S, of -W5 Acres [move or less). bciig the properly kuotru as '' Burnside," Opaki, in the estate of the late Mr Frank Buick, deceased. Terms anil Conditions of Tender, and further information can be obtained at my Offices, Perry-street, Masterton. Tne highest or auy tender not necessarily accepted. W. B. CHENNELLS, Agent, Public Trustee. Masterton, Mist October, 1908. _l_lL_J=^.f!l MASTERTON COUNTY. TENDERS, to close at this office, where plans and specifications may be seen, at 4.30 p.m. on Tuesday, November the 10th, arc invited for the following works : — Contract Xo. ISO- -past ('oast-road — Metalling, etc., 131 chains. Contract Xo. Ist Weraili-Femyhnrst-road—!4S chains Metalling, etc. Contract Xo. 1S2 — Werai/i-Eemyhursl-road-—l2t> chains Metal/imi. etc. F. G. MOORE, County Clerk. Masterton, 31st October, 1908. CACTUS DAHLIAS . . AND JAPANESE . . . CHRYSANTHEMUMS. ALL Newest and Lending Varieties grown in large quantities. Price. 6s to 10s per dozen. Larger quantities at specially Reduced Rates. I otter Iss in cash prizes for best 12 Cactus Dahlias exhibited at the next A. and P. Society's Show. BEDDING PLANTS can be supplied in quantities. Our strains arc from seed imported fro ii leading growers of the world HIGH-CLASS LANDSCAPE GARDENING in all its branches. This department is under the capable management of Mr W. Murray, whose long experience enables us to guarantee the very best results for the capital expended. B. HALE. WAIRARAPA NURSERY. 'Phone 1(11. - W.F.C.A. Town Agents. "Special notice." WE beg to intimate to business men and residt nts of Masterton and district that we have purchased the old established Painting, Signwriting and Decorating Business of Mr R. J. Lyttle, and trust we shall have the continued support of his numerous patrons and the public We will be prepared to undertake work of all deserip'ions in auy part of the district, and will guarantee to execute a class of work equal to the best in the cities. Special attention will be given to high-class House Decorating and Signwriting. Motto : Good Workmanship—Reasonable Prices. d. SMITH & SONS, HIGH-CLASS HOUSE DECORATORS, & SIGNWRITERS. Tel. 230. Fitzhenbert Terrace School, WELLINGTON. (Under the late direction of Miss Swainson) BOARDING & DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principals : MISS BABER, M.A, and MISS RACHEL RICHMOND (Higher Certificate N.F.U.) Head Mistress : Mrs Hursthouse (of London and Paris). THE New Term commenced on Tuesday, 22nd September. Prospectuses on application. ~planting"season ~~ FOR Annuals, Tomatoes, Marrows, Melons and Cucumber's. In the Wairarapa District. OCTOBER and NOVEMBER. For these two months I shall have ready for planting Tomatoes (Clark's Favourite, Holmes' Supreme, Burpees' Matchless, Key's Prolific, and Large Red), also Marrows, Melons, and Cucumbers. AnnualsAsters (Comet Varieties), Zinnias, Cosmos, Stocks, Marigolds, Marguerites, Carnations, Annual Chrysanthemums, Pansies, Lobelias, Calliopsis, Gallardias, and others. Also Climbing Plants and Perennials. Burpees! Matchless Tomato has always procured prizes a*, shows for mo when exhibited. Asters procured from me last season toolfirst prize at the local show. Plants sent by rail or post. R. W.~COOK, Akuna-noad (just past Railway Station). Telephone 304. WHERE TO LUNCHP THIS is a serious question, but one that can be answered briefly—TßY RADOMSKI'S, who serves a good 3-oourse dinner for One Shilling. First-class Chef. Civility and Cleanlines. J. RADOMSKI, Lato J. Wickena. CENTRAL DINING ROOMS.