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The Wairarapa Daily. VOL. 2,4k 539 MASTEIiTOiN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11.1880. 0. A. BfiIGG.S -£ CO., SEWING MACHINE DEBOT. |M. OASELBJSRGJCO.'S COLUMN. OUBA-STREET, -WELLINGTON.' & EMPIRE STORE, AND I L»nd and Commission Agents. & SHOES I IRONMONGERY! AILKINDS OP MERCHANDISE. Itore, Greytjffa- limmni r INOLUDWG- SINGER," WHEELER •' The highest rate given for station and farm produce. « & numerous customers that we are.in receipt WttSON'S, 11 WATERPROOFS, PRIOE HJII.F.MHOWN. _ MUFFS, COLLARETTES. fht|ookrf|ife.jI A 1 Shuttles, Oil (specially prepared, Is per bottle) Sciisors Sharpeners, Combination Tools, &o„, &o. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, THE BOOK amongst first works of Creation. Witness in the Dissolution of Partnership. Enters another falls asleep; wakes to find himself horn on Earth. a eives visit from God. Gc4 speaks to him during EarthA ™*°» rm; I wakbs Great Variety of Patterns. I f. W. HALES, while directing SPECIAL ATTENTION to the Goods in the above . i •sftrtswot, respectfully solicits inspection of his large sfcooka in the other branches of hit business, WINES AND SPIEITS-ALES AND STOUTS i Of the Best Quality. | i GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, OROCKERYWARE. HUT FOR SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. ■F. W. HALES, n „ P ..n^ WONTEITH'S IV/TONTEITH'S . ,„., ,n - An Earthquake, the Kino of Maqio. What Father Petit-Jean said. A Sail over the Water. A Kiss-in-the-ring. A 7 Years Decree. Before tli« Explosion. And God will Trouble him no mow, and the Doors will be Shut, &c, &c, J. E. EYANS' PairtD REFINED NEATSFOOT OIL, .MASTHRTOIT: AT TM OFFICE Or TIB ' MILLINERY, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, is now prepirri to d»liy« it in a proper form for— . - are so favorably known, and so liberally patronised, that we have merely to add that the BEST and Most Substautial Goods of manufactured and imported for our especial trade. iw kind OUB] TAILORING DEPARTMENT has been supplemented with a heavy stock suitable for winter, and as this Department is under the able management of Mr Uallo- this Department will have a PERFECT FIT and Good Serviceable Garments, OUR Solly's Celebrated Cherry Tooth Paste CME FOR ASTHMA, a large shipment to arrive. V .FANCY DEPARTMENT comprises Fancy Goods, Jewehy, Clocks, 12a.m, Glassware. Lampß, China, Eleotro-plated J. MONTEITH, Oabinetware, Presentation Bookß, Sewing Machines, Musical Boxes, and Perambula- PUBLIC VACCINATOR, MEDICAL HALL, MANNERS-STREET, OF DBAPEKX, Till OIL has bs»n hitherto unprocurable except in a crude form, J, E, EVANB ~" TTACOrarATION FREE, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, between the hoursof lOand < wo Country to toy our fortunes in the Colonies, and nine months since we commenced business in Carterton. On com- £SOO. ton. BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! CHARING OUR IRONMONGERY, GROCERY, SALE £SOO WORTH £SOO OF FIRST-CLASS- BOOTS AND SHOES REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES DENISON HOUSE, .• ONE MONTH ONLY FOR CASH ONLY. viz.: AlsD OILMEN'S STORES DEPARTMENTS - very small, the spirit of Opposition was very great; the ruling prices in Carterton went Which must be Sold at any Seasonable Offer, sn account of Sawmillers, down in one short week amazingly, owing to AT Printers, our determination to sell cheap. At the end Hairdressers, of one month the way our business increased THIS IS NO PUFF, BUT A BONA J7M GENUINE CLEARING SALE. Chemists, was surprising. The reasons are Our cusMerchants, <k MASTikTOH. tomers are treated with civility, they find IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. FOR they can get all they require (without the usual thing in Carterton, every second Sample) and prices on application. THIS DAY (Saturday), 24th July. or third article asked for," We don't keep The it"); they also find our goods, not only COMMENCING ON And mil continue for cheapest through being imported direct, but flrtde Neatifeet oil for harness, boots, patent axles, 4c. Composition made principally ONE MONTH ONLY. also the very best through being well We don.t quote any of our prices at present, but invite the Public generally to Com* fro» ihli lil aid beeswax far saddles and brown leather of allkinds. selected. Our goods were also bought for and Inspect our Goods, and we will guarantee you every satisfaction. Our Bespoke Department will also have CONSIDERABLE REDUCTIONS during BEGS to announce a Great Clearance Sale cash during the great depression at Home, the Sale FOR CASH ONLY. which is the result of our defying competito prior ÜBDIKt, UMBION QUAV, WELLINGTOK. tion, STOQK-TJLim, When UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS will be offered in every department, received our second importation (per ship WHOLESALE ANDKETAIL BOOTMAKERS, ! NOTE THE REDUCTIONSCaroline) of good useful Grocery, Drapery, Reduced Millinery, Guns and Ammunition, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. We now 530 to invite an inspection of our 120Men's Tweed Sao Coats 27s 6d 16a Gd respectfully splendid new which stock; will bear com97 Men's Tweed Paget Coats 37s 6d 25a 6d 102Men's Black Cloth Coats Hss 6d 19s 6ct paiison with any in the Wairarapa. Wish97 Men'B Tweed Trousers and ing your newspaper all the success it MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON. Vests 89s 29s fid' deserves, \\ ditto 29s 6d COURTENAY PLAOE, M WELLINGTON, N.Z. 19s 6d We remain. 87Boys'Tweedbuita -Half Prices Men's white and colored Moleekin Trousers Tour truly, Great Reductions! B. A. GARDENER SON. Men's and Boys' Tweed Trousers Great Reductions! P.S.—We have made the following reduc. ! CHEMIST BY EXAMINATION. 229 Men's Harvard Shirts 4s 9d 3s 6d tions for cash in the grocery department; 180 3s lid 2s 6d Candles, lOjd.; all jams, Bd,; best „■ ' cheese, BANNISTER'S SANATIVE FLUID 95 Boys' Oxford 3s Is lid 15 doz'Men's Heavy Socks Is 6d Is Is.recommended to thenotice of liadici 11 being by far the but remedy 66 Ladies' Costumes 37s 19s Gd known for Boughness of the Skin |(producei either by the cold or wn), Agent lor Wairakapa Datli, 230 yaids French Merino 2s 9d Is lid Chapped Haiids, Cracked Lips, Soir« Nipples, Tetters,;Excoriatio»s, and 297 yards Dress Stuffs 2a 4d Is 4d all Skin Irritation. Its effeots are truly astonishing, a single applica229 yards Dress StufiY Is 6d tion being in the majority of cases sufficient. It does not contain any Is MELBOURNE CUP, 1880. 275 yards Black Lustre Is 6'd Is element of the mineral kingdom, ;but is of vegetable origin, ifld 10 97 Ladies' TrimmedObemises 4s 9d 2s6d perfectly innocuous is it that it may be applied to. the new-bora infant 109 NOMINATIONS. Drawers 4s 9d 2s 6d ,99 without the slightest ill effect. Not being of a gmsy nature, and with87 out color, it cannot soil the most delicate dress. Nights 8b 9d 5s 6d ■Printed Lists of the 109 Nominations; Alarge steokof Ladies' Fashionable _ BANNISTER'S AROMATIC DIGESTIVE (MDY.-This Candy with Programme of other particulars, are Trimmed Hats 37s 17s 6d now being issued at the price of £leach,j is composed of Ginger, Ehubarb/ and other medicines known to be Gill's Trimmed Hats Half Prices Apply hj letter only. Telegram useful inrelieving Flatulence, Heartburn, and the Various formi of orders to; Ladies' Real Seal Hats, 22s 6d lis 6'd be avoided if possible. Indigestion, it has a pleasant taste, and if taken habitually: permaALL ARTICLES IN Imitation mauently 12b Gd strengthens the stomach. One or two pieces, taksn before 5s 6d Please forward Eegistered letters or Post' 84 Ladies' Umbrellas 7s 6d , 3s lid each meal, renders suoh meal more nourishing, and mich less likely.'to Office Orders Crossed cheques to have Is! ":>.. and 15 Boxes Flowers, Is 6d to 3s 6d each results, In larger doses;this,Candy.is,a < mild unpleasant produce 6d and Is necessary, aperient. Prices: Is6d,2s 6d, and4s6d. AM IIDUOID IN PRICE TO SUIT THE PRESENT DEPRESSION. 9 boxes Leather Belts Is 6d 9d each BANNISTER'S Early applications, for the Nomination . to tmipmy Waiting Maohmei, ss6d Lists should be sent, or else the First Edicertain cure for Hay-Fever, Colds in the Head, and Sor« ■' tion of 5400 will be exhausted. Throats, etc. A safe, pleasant; and most efficacious remedy for th« Chimney-Pott of Every Lttmvtion. 83 Colored Counterpanes, beds, 8s 6d' above ailments. Hitherto Inhaline is the only medioine known t« cure Patterns.' are Address: They Chimney' Smakey bis New Pet almost certain to cnre H.TIY 84 Lace Antitnacassers Is 6d that disagreeable, irritating complaint, Hay-Fever;- ilf inhaled on the Chimneys, and are also Noiseless, Cave of ALFRED A. CAMERON, first symptoms of cold, it will arrest them; and even when a oold.has 567 yards Gray Calico 5Jd Box 251, been neglected and become severe, it will give immediate relief, and IIDGIKG AND GUTTERING CHEAP, • ■ 629 Dnnedin.: generally cure in oneway. It contains no narcotics, and never-prdduces Great Reductions in Blankets, Mannels. any unpleasant effeots, but, on the contrary, it greatly relieves headache. the;'abjove Safety Chests to GoYernment officials, Calicos, Hosiery, Shawlß; Ladies' Ulsters, \| • Prlce2sSd, PHOTOGRAPH! ; and Corsets. PEEPATtED BrTHB SOIE PaOPMSIOR . . ynklie, f« ike safe preserratioa of Despatches, Deeds, Charts, Plate, Jewelry, Documents, CHARLES .BANNISTER, '. ; ,.\. aidartielei '•{ rake from perils by fire and dangers on the •■■.'• Rfbbons, White and Colored Damasks, and la"en« Of Celliiiot or Wreck, the Safety Chest becomes a Life-Buoy, capable of !•*•. ; notifying that his new Photographic CIEMIST BI EXAMINATION, ■ ; : General Household Goods. .Studio is now ready for the reception of APOTHF.OARIEB' HALL, : i Chest. Luked to spars and connected together, these ohests willform acommbdioni, TO FAMILIES visitors. -safe, ani iniekly-eonstmcted ia.fi. Printed inktruotiens of the simplestkind nuy:b» had And all those who wish to save money, a Carte do Visite, Cabinet, and other Photo■■■-' COURTEN4Y PLACE,~,WELLINGTON.- '« ■.,,,,,, «epplieanoi, and a medel Chest can be examined at the premises of the inTentpr.' Ful :■■,.-., Hart Opportunity is now offered. graphs taken; also enlarged, or reduced for : "-rk|»lai|N elrtilars, 4c,, .itlatiTe toLore's Patent Safety Chest can be obtained at the broooheß, lockets, or rings.' CHARLES j.Mp^ Photographs and other pictures copied., ONE MONTfI; ONLY Tiews taken in any part of the district.-■•.yy.'.ifiirltyfos, d(^tkifOm^ifymM(^> •':;■; Charges—lsb per doxen, 10b per half dozen. J : Fajnfflesand grbupßarranged with,' 1 :- : otiwra are froai Becipet Articleii, iome of which are quite new, :-whilewhich uwel!«t»niw4l*a%3 of, ■■■-'. . tte exclusively BANNISTER'S kim it'Hoine «d OWN : Educational Depository, Queen-«treet, :--.;-:-"'.0. :v;;...::'' -:V^^ ; :: PrepwatioM. HOUS&FtTRNISHINGS, &0,, &a, are the Largest and Most Complete in the whole Dwiriot, having a very full assortings, Fencing Wire, and other Station Requisites. We have a very large stock of Crockery, consisting of Dinner and Tea Servicw, Cups, Saucers, &c, We employ OUR OWN TEAMS, and are therefore in a position to sell Bulk Goods at a Low« Rate than other houses, Sale Commences OUR HOUSE AND PROPERTY SATURDAY, JULY 3. W. BELL J.E.EVaNS, I - W. ■ LOVE'S MANUFACTORY „ „ Lead Galvanized Iron, „ „ . (joppbr, Zino, opposite ourßriok Store. Suitable for a Furnitura Shop or Auctioneer. Immediate poiiiinonotnbigiven, LET ON LEASE, OR FOR SALE. A 4-roomed howa and 13 acres oi land on the Te Ore Ore, adjoining the Te Ore Ore Bridge, This property is suitable for a LET.-A new 4-roomed Cottage near the Railway Hotel, Immediate po's- BALB.-12 tons No. 8 Fencing FOR Wire at £2O per ton. Terms cash, or Months' Bills, Bauk with 6 Interest added. I 1 „.., ~, Trif> Bion-adjoining Mr Walter Perry's butchery shop; the shop is known as APOTHECARIES' HALL, TO J§| ■ "■, CHARLES BANNISTER] TO & vti LIST:immediate posses- TO LET, with I &M! LEAHY, NOTICE. ~ under . CLOTHING, HAT, BOOT, AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS ™ ,™™n is DENTIST, GENUINE ROSE TOOTH HIMRO]),S ' WAIRAIAU DAttT, OBOlflH-8I»nt. one OPERA TI 7 E MANNERS-STREET, UNFAILING WORM POWDERS BOOTS! THE EDITOE THE WAIRATO RAPA DAILY. CHEAP SALE Sre,~ltis GENUINE now year since Jeft the or Old TEE BEST LUBRICATOR MOWN. ■'■'::.• and. Varied Stock of RIGINAL WINE 0F CITMTE 0P IBON AND QUININE REWOWNED PURIFYING BLOOD MIXTUBE ' IMPOKTANT NOTICE! :-.'.■:..■■: ■•■' iJWfflQfl BONNETS, Hats, Ostrich Fea-and :thers, Flowers, Ribbonß, CONSULTING Mth- , P.UEEN-STREET, MABTERTON. i ° SfOHTBECm A Rival among the Candlesticks. Manifestations at Funeral. The Mtsteriocs Lady. Writes the Book Sealed with Seven Seals. Business at the Office of the Wellington Independent. Calls onRev. Mr. Patterson ; goes not back, Antiohrist appears our ' millinery department POWDER NG™ ING ° PATBA HAIB-WASH ' ' MILY OARMINATIVE MIXTUBE for .11 Bowel Complaint*, HOLE Ltmrr AGENT •no mothor should be without it For SANDER'S EXTBAuT EUCALYPTI Snr W AGENT .a™™ ;;•;;,''• DOLE 10 For WILLIAMS'; Celebrated MAGIC LOTION, for Rheumatism, T^TONTEITH'S { 4 inters Possession, Writing Pint Letter. A Message Sealed, vision and Prophecy Bishop Viard Died to Fulfil.. Wißdom „ of the most Fashionable the management of an experienced Milliner, m is replete with all New and Fashionable Goods, CELEBRATED AOAOIAN COUGH BALSAM WEMOWN 00™*™ENGES r«™™ Hn«™.o ly/TONTEITH'S !° c !,D ,„, ! MONTEITH'S ft/TONTEITH'S {{oNTEITH'S 1848. Is carried in! God'g Bosom, Receives his ouble Stages ofLife. In 1866 starts Watch-repairing. 18674FlightthroughOtherßealms, A Stranger pleads»r Her Life, exposing Dangers in store. The Panorama. Vows made to meetonEarthinFro Years. OtherVisitations. Destruction of Hott Bridge. Five years up 1872. Miss Nilion arrives; proceeds with Fulfilment. A Voice in the Dark. They Meet by the River-side, A Walk in the Dark. A "' 6^61 oßt 9,1° P Poned for Further Evidence, The w'* Glorv of God on Earth. Omm. MiKmarimnva i nn a AND " ' WMT OF ENGLAND, BANNOOIBURN, AND MOSGIEL. '".:'. (For 10 years Acting House Surgeon at the Wellington Hospital) days of Christ. , ;woVbtit qualities, underclothing.' This Department J. MONTEITH, CHEMIST } FuUitockl'of every description • Coraets, CAPS. TWEED S. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT | h"»wry jof DRESS Materials :- I OF;REMEMBRANCE. bußy aelling we.have only time to briefly enumerate a few items contained in ,cur various departments, viz., [we are AGENTS FOR WAIRAKAPA THOS. E. PRICE, Educational Repository, Masterton; C. G. COLTILLE, Bootmaker,' Carterton j J. FKLLINGHAM, Bootmakfi. Feathento OF WHOM EVERY SEWING MACHINE REQUISITE CAN BI HAD AT TOWN PRICES. PSYCHOLOGICAL CURIOSITY In the life of it* Author, Mwsc Jtanw is ffixtikit k the bulk of our season's goods, and as [oi "white," "homeshuttle," «dolly varden," "eureka," IMPLEMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. •% .."'.". "'■' :' "victoria," AGENTS FOR COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. "HOUSEHOLD,""HOME COMPANION," "HOMETREASURE," And all Standard Machine* JUST PUBLISHED AND MAY BE HAD FROM MR QRWGHBN AL£O,-For Fittings for Machines by all known Makers-Hemmers, Tudkers, MD MR PRICE, BOOKSELLERS, MASTERTON, JACKETS, ULSTERS, SKIRTS, ; SEWING MACHINES, WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS I HOMESPUNS PERSIAN COEDS OAMELITES MERINOS SATIN CLOTHS DKESS SERGES and FANCY DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE LATEST SHADES. Places oi Business l H, HUDSON ontoln WWaI.AVm .-J : WINCEYS In a m Crops, BOOTS GENERAL & OILS, PAlN'l'a, QROCEdIES, WINES and 8PIRI1&, CROCKERY, and FW 01M ifiRE i C. j Station andFarm Produce purchased at CLOTHING IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, HATS Importers of DRAPMf, CLOTHING SOOTS, UNOY MODS, GLASSWARE, GREAT BARGAINS NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! JUITWMMTNGS, WOOL GOODS, ETC., ETO. i MERCHANTS, (SOmOMEKx, PAPERHANGINQS, PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION! QUALITY cannot be surpassed in tin Distriot. Special Lines in I FWJ! NOW BEING OPJENED DP, WHICH WILL BE OFFERED WHICH WILL BE OFFERED AT UGSti announce that his GOODS for the SEASON are now OPENED OUT Co., k WHOLESALE AND RETAIL fITINTEK QOODS, F, W, HALES nod for SELECTION and M. Oaselberg , §■ -1880- ■MABTEBTOH, BEG TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TO. THEIR STOCK OP § i g' .; - ■! —lBBo ' PRICE ONE PENNY „ IN-LlNE,''"'""'" •" : Crops are growing on the adjoining properties, Terms easy. Suitable for a man of small means. SALE OR LEASE.-One'fiO-icr. FOR and two 40-aore sections. Bituated tin using in township of Eketahuna. sections an all partly improved, These and the land isinch limestone land. The sections Kill eitherbe sold cheap or let to good im- proTing tenants, on long leases at nominal rentals. pORSALEorTOLETMOacresofland on the part improTed. Taratahi; X' ™ SALEorTOLET;--Oneacreof Hesre Win the moat central part * » m I , fiikini Co??*! FOB Good Agricultural Land, eituated at Carterton. Good SALE, OR LEASK-110 acres of ■"■ | : ~; ■nlle, paM olear'ed and fenced;' ; sea.: : ■ : .V r " >' land in the Township of Poxton. TV $ ■ Biinidn-FOR ■ n Buildin Leaser-Two •■,. ••'. i;, ; « , [Station,' Greytowni" -■■• ■■■■ - '- , t HEADS"bT. :,> ,: ; , v'.> .: :.koi^^iwt&.n:l:^. 'ME WAIRaBAPA DAILY, AUGUST 11,1880 . v TAPESTRY CARPETS. In Docember, 1879, IRKCALDIE WELLINGTON. QTAINB & Through their Buyor, SPECIAL • - MR' KIRKOALDIE (of ■ London) Circular from die Manufacturers to that effect, purchased a large selectionof Regis- teredpatterns, to be made and shipped- at he Old Rate 3. These Goods have now rrived by Himalaya, and are NOW OPENED UP in their LARGE RESERVE tiEPABTMENTover the Showroom, whereample room and light are available for INSPECTING. MONTH OF AUGUST. Ladies' Eeal Sealskin Jackets. I 30 inches long, 15 Guineas KIRKOALDIE and STAINS flavo recoived by last mail advices stating that all the Carpots mentioned in this notice haveadvanced inprice at theFactories TWENTY PER CENT. 30 inchei long, 16 Guineas 33 inchn long, 17 Guineas S3 inches long, 27 Guineas LAMBTON QUAY. _o. 47 inches long, 35s 47 inches long, 52s 6d 43 inches long, 57s 6d 54 inches long, 70s yard TAPESTRY CARPETS, 4s 6d per yard —o- A magnificent stock of the above Goods being now on view, KIRKOALDIE an STAINS would solicit a visit from those Ladies' Silk Velvet Jackets. in want of a Carpet. Wainuioru, also for packing merchandise to his station. The Masterton Highway Board gives notice ofits intention to erect toll-gates at Hurunuiorangi, and on the MastertonCastle Point road, A public meeting will be held at Mr A. Tinsley's, Kuripum, on Tuesday, August 17, to form a Good Templar Lodge. Mr Hammond, P. W.C.T., will attend to give —o— From the above prices a DISCOUNT will be allowed of 5 PER CENT, for CASH All Fashioiwhk Shapes. Reduced from 100s to 63s Reduced from 140s to 79s 6d Reduced from 150s to 90s Reduced from 200s to 105s OYER £2. —o—- -2 J per eent. on Monthly Accounts. _o- Dreisniaking. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, information, LAMBTON QUA! LADIES in the Wairarapa are reminded thai ONE of Ik BEST DRESSMAKERS CARD, A match has been arranged between the Mastertoh and Carterton Football Clubs for Saturday next in Mr Drummond'j paddock, Masterton, The ball will be kicked off at 2.30. We would remind bur Greytown readers of the lecture on Freetrade v Protection, by theRev H. Vere White, to be given in the Temperance Hall, Greytown, under the auspices of the Greytown Debating Society, this evening, . IN NEW ZEALAND presides over this WILLIAM JAMISON, department at BUYER ON COMMISSION, LOAN & MORTGAGE FACTOR, Land & Estate Agent, SHAREBEOAER, ACCOUNTANT, 4c., SPECIAL CHEAP LOTS IN Men's. Boys' and Youths' TEMRuE CHAMBERS. Wellington • Featherston-Streot CLOTHING AT • • TE ARO HOUSE. TROUSERS ss9d (Opposite the Bank eF ' 35 BEAVER COATS, 19s 6d Reduced to 23s fid 25s Gd 26s 6d 27s 6d Reduced to 8a 6d Reduced to 9s 6d Seduced to Seduced to Reduced to Reduced to of New Zealand). 369 MONEY MORTGAGE. Double Breasted 21s 22s fid MONEY LENT. Gash advances made on deposit of Deeds of Land. iCOOTOTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT Mortgages negotiated on House andLanded Properties, Freehold or Leasehold. VALUATOR, etc., Loans for small amounts can be had at short dates, at a low rate of interest. Main-street, Greytown, Investments of a paying and profitable Seduced from 9s to i • W. B Moa's White Moleskin TO LEND ON _ characterrecommended. ALFRED A. BAMETT, 530 Wellington. A. BISH, of interest range from 8 to BJ, and ft smaller amounts from 9 to 10 per cont, CHAS. POWNALL A CO., '•Watchmaker, Grey-streot, Wellington. Jewelmr, PETERSHAM KfAVAL JACKETS. 17$ 6d reduced 21a 6d reduced 23s reduced 25s 6d reduced A large stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, WE are by Special Appointment sole &c, always on hand and at reduced prices agents for WHEELEB and WILSON'S to suit the hard times. Eepairs of every well-known, justlv celebrated, and Superior description done on the premises for CASH 18s 14s SEWING MACHINES. Also, HAND ONLY. A large stock of Books, Stationery, MACHINES of the best makers, from 50s Fancy Goods, <fcc, to be sold at Cost Pkice. upwards. SINGEB'S MACHINES genuine Linen-faced Paper 530 fo.'£6lss. FEONTS, 6d per dozen, or 4 dozen for IT guaranteed. An experienced macbiniet and •Dechahio on the premises. UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, TAB I FIRE AND MARINE, Established 1862. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, K.S,W. Capital < • • • £500,000. Head 0m0E—275, George-Btreet, Sydney. Every description of Fire nnd Marine business effected on the most favorable terms, -THELosses promptly and liberally settled on the spot. VW nrBAIiUID nLOTHING Insurershave the security of ample funds besides the unlimited liability of shareI/AMBTON QUAY, holders. WELLINGTON, Agent for Wellington—J. Stuart Eeid j of Stock Are now shewing their Winter Bub-agent for Masterton and Carterton— 535 G.-Fannin, and Youth's a CLOTHING, Men's, Boys', large portion of which is made from the FAMOUS MOSUIEL TWEEDS, goods that can confidently recommend, and guaran10a 6' we tee to be Pure Wool, and Thoroughly -SHRONKGd, /o Masterton Cadet Corps will Parade A Single Gwtment at Wholesale Price. THIS EVENING in the School Playground, at 7.30 p.m. ROBT. GARDNER*CO. Ironmonger, 464 Victoria Buildings, Wellington. Men's French Peak CLOTH CAPS, Superior Quality, Eeduced from 3s to D P9 T^ACTORY The following Special CHEAP -LOTS are MASTERTON. urAOHINES. 10s fid 12s 6d to to to to now being offered at TE ARO HOUSE. Large Wool Shawls 4s Gd Ladies' Tweed Ulsters, reduced from to 4s Cd Black Quilted Skirts, usual price 8s 4s 9d THE Black Quilted Skirts, 6s 9d Ladies' MILLINERY BOMETS, BLANKETS 1 BLANKETS! The Masterton Rifle Voluntaer Corps will We are giving extra value, and a Single Pair PARADE for INSPECTION in the School oan be purchased at the Same Price as by Playground, at 7.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 13th the B lie at any Wholesale Warehouse. inet, The Band aro requested to attend. OVERCOATS. . P, W.RUCE, Pilot and Frieze Jackets, Waterproofs. Captain Commanding M.R.V and CO. all new, clwict ityks, received this season, usual price 20s, will be told for D 10 6 muFtll, Sixpence TOeM, One Shilling Black Straw, Sixpence Black Fell, Sixpence Colored Felt, Sixpence In Oposnim, Wallabi, Astrakhan, Sealskin, Austriau, and Waterproof. Also, the NEW The : . " Children's Hats. Wairarapa Daily. TAUPO RUG, made from Pure New Zea- land Wool, and-Specially Recommended, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1880. A Singh Garment at Wholesale Pricv A.LMOST everey colonist will regret the departure from New Zealand of Sir We would call particular attention to our Robinson. Some people have Hercules etock of Hats, White and Oxford Shirts, Black Felt, ONE SHILLING Imitation Beaver, EIGHTEENPENCE Trimmed Felt, 3a 6d ~ Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, Bags, Portmanteaux, &c, &c, &o, Black Velvet, 3s Lot of Cheap Feathers. . A special line in TWEED SOOKS,_ that we can strongly recommend for durability and FANCY FEATHERS, in all colors, will be chared out at 3d and 6d each. r-OOMFORT- short, steut men, Trousers for tall, stout men, Trousers for tall slender men, Broad Fall Trousers for Elderly Men. Trousers for Children's Jackets. ENCOURAGE COLONIAL INDUSTRY Seal Jackets, from Is 6d Tweed Ulsters, from Is lid AND rUBOHABB FROM White Fur, from 6s 6d HALLENSTEIN BROS.' NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S Ladies' Jackets, RETAIL BRANCH, Black Beaver, Fur Trimmed, usual price, 15a Gd, lAMMON QUAY, WELLINGTON. For 7s 9d. JOHN Ladies' Imported Costumes. -KB.We are agents for the THE BALANCE o/ tket Choice Winter Costume) usually sold at 36s 6d, will bo offered at 12s 6d. THE CELEBRATED WERTHEIM HAND AND TREADLE SWING MACHINE, Illustrated Price Lists, giving full informa- — TRAM.CARS GALLIE. ; : Meet every Train and will Stop at TeAroHouse for thewwveniehce" of Customers. tion, sent free on application, Each machine guaranteed for two years. 510 R CROSSE, Dentist, will revisit Mas- tertonon Monday, August 9th, and TE ARO HOUSE, ; CcJA-SIBHSIjJ-' WELLINGTON, subscribe £6 and another nothingpand"/ each share alike ; in the event-'of »|firf;/ v and asthe Insurance Companies had declined to aasist the Brigade,-it-had be»n -" decided to appeal to. the Council. Orßaillie agreed with the remark* Joir> Mr Haigh. He thought it should b£i! general benefit, and supported,by the. / ,i. Cr.Kempton thoughtit would be better to take the feeling of a public meetingto be convened by His Worship, and_se9 what assistance the public would giver Council. •»"*: ' He had no doubt a good amount could be The Christchurch Corporation has credit balance in the bank. A brothel in Wingfield-streefc, occupied by Maggie Baker, together with several smaller houses, were burned down at 6.30 this evening. Damage done is about £B,OOO, The insurances are not yet known. [To the Editor of the WairakapaDaiiy] lould not complain of missing his ful ihare of the latter I In concluding hi •omarks, the Chairman trusted that i vould not be necessary to resort to direc axation to keep our schools up to th H'esent standard, for he felt sure insteai )f the many schools filled to overflowinj ;hat could now be met with in every die and Press, asking that the construction of drain across main road may be proceeded with as early as possible. The Treasurer reported the amount to credit of Borough at £7B 2s, The poundkeeper's report, shewing the receipts for the past month at 10s, was jortion of his audience would do thei Council to the piece of road opposite ;: read. iriot, there would be a sad falling c>£ Hi The return asked for by Or Wakelin lincerely hoped that such a change woul< was laid on the table. Or Baillie called the attention of the lot be necessary, and that the younge: itmost individually and collectively ti Fabian's store. It had broken through ceep up the high character of their school the formation in several places, and should Sir,—One of your correspondents—- 10 that when the next examination camt be attended to. Veritas"—took the liberty a few days 'ound he would again have the pleasure Or Gray asked that the Works Comago, to give' road boards generally and if hearing of another Carterton boy'i mittee should visit the footway contract, the Taratahi-Carterton Road Board par- mcceas, He resumed his seat amidsl as he thought an extra culvert across the ticularly, some superfluous advice. If he nuch applause from the youngsters, w'v road was necessary, and that some gravel will come to me, I think I can give him ixtended the same courtesy to subsequen' should be placed in the pound at once. Or Smith moved, Or Baillie seconded good reasons for the ' fear' he puts at the ipeakers, end of his. letter "that he has already Mr Fairbrother was sorry for Mr Boys -That the matters,referred toby CrGray trespassed too far on your space;" or if ibsence, which no doubt was unavoidable, be referred to the Works Committee, he wants information he may get it nearer md felt pleased at being present on sucli with power to act. The officers of the Post and Telegraph home, from the Chairman of the Master- in occasion, when they were giving pracOr Smith asked whether the Committee Departments in the Wairarapa, have ton Highway Board. ;ical testimony of the value set on' obe- appointed to report upon the building at received notice of a reduction of 10 per The piece of road metalled near Ray's lience and unremitting attention, He the Rising Sun had done so. He thought cent, in their present salaries. In some Hotel, of the cost of which he complains, lopel they would all do their utmost to if the Council nominated themselves as instances this turn of screw will be a great is 33 chains long, the coat is Sin. thick imulate the example set them by Master Inspector of Nuisances they should furhardship, but these are times when we and 16 feet wide, and cost £3Blos. The Moore, for each of them had a chance, as nish their reports accordingly. must not only be prepared- to shed our metal is the same as river metal, and is ;he prizes fell to the best boy all-round. The matter of taking steps for collectbrothers' blood, but must sacrifice our better than his broken boulders would be, The children of the school were a credit ing overdue rates was left until a future own. and he can easily find out that his im- ;o the township, and this was not the meeting, The Greytown Volunteers we are sorry proved method would cost at least twic3, irst time they had come to the front. He Resolved-That the Inspeotor of-Nuiloped they would continue to bring other sances report to the Registrar the number to hear, intend to disband unless their and probably three times as much. capitation allowance is paid. It is rather He finds no fault with the foreman on )rize3, and should be always glad to meet of unregistered dogs in the Borough, and hard on this corps, which has among its the road. Mr Editor, if he had an hour's .hem and express his pleasure at the that the Registrar be instructed to proceed against the owners. numbers several well-known good shots, talk with the roadman on thesubject of ichool'sjuccess. Mr Hammond fully endorsed all the The following accounts were passed for that on account of being one behind the his letter before he wrote it, you would remarks made by previous speakers, He payment ;-J. Udy, £3O J. Polsen, 3os; number, viz 40, it should lose the allow- never have been asked to print it. I shall not ask you to print a notice of thought their prize winner was a credit to and J. Morley, 12s. ance ; and in the interests of the community, we trust it will not be found neces- all the statements he makes: some are all the masters he had studied under, and The Oounoil then adjourned. sary to do so foolish and some are false. I will take hoped his success in this, his first start in one only. He says that on the piece of life, would stimulate him to further exerthe House on last the Hon In Monday road near Ray's two or-three teams and tion, and that when his schooldays were OIL ON THE WATERS. John Hall named twelve bills which the some half-a-dozen men were employed for over he would in turn be generous and Government propose to drop this session. some month's at it!" This is the time- assist those who had not been so fortuThe Geelong Advertiser states that He could not say whether the Licensing sheet :—One team five days; one team nate in either brains or opportunities. Bill would be put through or shelved, He eight days, and one team nine-and-a-half Mr Oallister complimented the school very interesting account of the voyage of thought the Representation Bill should be days, at 10s per day, There were three on having gained another prize from head- the ship Myrtle Home from the weit coast put through. Among the bills which he men eight days, two men nine-and-a-half quarters, and related incidents showing of America to Liverpool has been furnished held must be passed, were the Property days, and four men stonebreaking six how success had attended schoolfellows of by the captain of that vessel to Captain Assessment Act Amendment Bill, the days. This, with a chain horse used for his, who had elected to make brains their Pleace, the harbormaster here, The voyage Iwas a perilous one, the vessel Beer Duty Bill, the Local Public Works seven days and a half, is the sum of time capital. having tuencounter a series of hurricanes Bill, and the Rating Act Amendment and money spent on what he says occuThe Chairman then presented the prize during which several ships foundered with Bill. pied two or three teams and half-dozen —Chambers' Encyclopedia of English all hands on board, The narrative convolumes—which months, Literature, in two haß an By this your, A meeting of the House .Committee of men for some tains an account of an experiment with oil the Masterton Hospital, was held yester- readers may judge the rest. "Veritas" endorsement ofits being presented by the which was used,to oalm the troubled day. Present—Messrs Feist, (in the knows little of the history of the raaiu Education Board,—and trusted that he water's, and the result was so satisfactory Chair), Vile, lorns, Perry, "Renuett, and road for the past three years, or ha would might derive much pleasure from perusing that the captain of the Myrtle Home was Payton, The Treasurer reported abalance not talk as he does. Money for the road his prize, and that the fact of how lie fairly taken by surprise' at the success of in hand of £53 Is lOd. The usual accounts has been scarce, and is now. When the came by it would encourage him toper- the experiment, whibh was made on the were passed for payment, A letter was Boards interested get more money and severe.—(Loud applause). statement published in a newspaper of an Richards returned thanks for the American skipper read from Wairarapa CountyEast, notify- some to waste, they may, with advantage kindMrway .who had tried it hira* which in the sohool had been consult "Veritas." self. When the gale was at its height, ing the discontinuance of subsidies. The alluded to. lam, &c, annual meeting was held the same afterand the mountainous seas were breaking W. Booth. Mr Moore then briefly thanked those on board the Myrtle noon. Our,report of it will appear toHome, the captain and the present masters on of his behalf morrow, had ,s« small oanvas |bags made,' oaoh son, Waibarapa Editor of the [To the Daily.] filled with* gallon of, oil, A fog A meeting of the Bideford School Mr Boys, who oame in at the close of being of oil was hung to the" end of each mainSir,—Permit me, through the medium the Committee was held at Bideford on Satapologised proceedings, for his urday, the 7th inst, Present—Messrs J, of your columns, to express my unquali- absence, as he thought the time mem yardarm,and a small hole made in the Miller (Chairman), Morrison, Scholes, fied satisfaction at the recent action of tioned was 4 o'clock, or an hour later than bottom of each bag with a sail needl». As as the oil commenced dripping, and and Clark. The minutes of the previous Messrs Moore and McGregor, the Works the appointed one, otherwise ho certainly soon meeting were read and confirmed. The Committee of the County Council Waira- should have been present. He also ex- the vessel drifted jfrom the dripping oil, West, in the matter of accepting the pressed his sorrow that more parents had the seas around the oil-stained waten Chairman reported having received grant rapa began breaking, and never broke near the tenders for the bridges on the Forty-mile not ending quarter aid for the June 30th, in by their attendance signified the inteamounting to £l7. A oircular received Bush road, concerning which there has rest they took in school matters, It had ship's side. This experiment was repeated from the Secretary of the Education been correspondence in your paper and been his pvivilege more than once to with similarresults on several other occasions of emergency, and the Myrtle Board was read, giving notice that a re- the "Weekly Mail." present the local prizes, but their signifiduction of 10s per head on the average The custom apparently prevailing cance failed when compared with the prize Home readied her port of destination attendance would take place from the Ist hitherto, which, to an outsider, appeared they had met together to present, He without any damage. Only four and a half gallons of common lamp; oil,were invariably accepting agreed with the committee inst; also, a letter in answer to an appli- almost a principle of without in making, so used considering cation made for assistance in educating the lowest tender speak, a red letter day of such matters, Myrtlein the various experiments. • The to Home is now on her way from private families. Moved by Mr Morrison, whether the tenderer wore qualified either It assisted both teachers and taught, by himself, instilling the spirit of emulation, without Adelaide to London. seconded by Mr Scholes, that the teacher's orto carry out the works efficiently find the necessary salary be paid for the quarter ending 30th in default thereof to which thebusiness of teaching was indeed June, amounting to £ls.—Carried, funds to employ others for the purpose, not an enviable one. They could not alj has been of loss to EeSHMSUSCES OF WELLINGTON.-In.tha productive many serious Moved by Mr Clark, seconded by Mr score bulls' eyes, but could at least become year 1845 well as to those store- good marksmen. Morrison, that the circular received from of the employees as generation with some a worthy citizen plodded his way The present Secretary of the Education Board te re- keepers who have rashly allowed credit for of school children meant the future rulers to Aro difficulty through forn and ti-tree to Te duction of salaries, etc., be sent to the goods supplied such bogus contractors; ofNew Zealand, and without they took veyor's pegFlat, being in search of the surwhich had been driven in at the teacher for her information.— Carried. besides being often a positive injustice to advantage of the liberal education now corner, of what is now Ouba and DixonMoved by Mr Clark, seconded by Mr good workmen who have thereby been pre- within their reach, how could they ever streets, Upon this.spot was erected a Scholes, that a special meeting of this cluded from obtaining contracts through hope to succeed. He was sorry that he house, in which a very successful small "drapery committee be held on Tuesday, the 17th their conscientiously putting a fair price had missed the opportunity of addressing business was carried on by two ladies' of inst., to consider whether it will be neces- on the work required, to enable them the winner when.handing him the prize. remarkable-talent and energy; who have their and emcreditors sary to make a reduction in teacher's honorably to pay He would however ask the permission of long eiuce retired from the scene to the land salary, in accordance with circular ployers ; and such notion on the part nf the Committee to say a few words to him, of their birth—received from the "Secretary Education the authorities has, in some cases, notably On Master Moore being called up,. Mr Land of the mountain and the flood, Board, dated 31afc July.—Carried. Moved during thelast 12 months, caused delay Boys proceeded his remarks, and a quotaLand of brown heath and Bhaggy wood,' by Mr Morrison, seconded by Mr Scholes, in the execution of highly important tion from Sir Roger Bacon bearing on the that Mr H. Wilton be elected a member works entailing an absolute loss on the subject. "No doubt the sovereignity of In the year 1866 it passed into the hands of of this Committee, vice the Rev 0. H. whole community, man lieth hid in knowledge. Wherein Mr Jamks Smith, the present proprietor, who gave to the premises the appropriate I speak the more feelingly on this subGossett, left the district.—Carried. The many things are reserved,' which kings' name Te of Aro House, and under whose ject as in consequence of the want of due meeting then adjourned. withtheir treasure cannot nor with buy, business has steadily- prodiscrimination shown in accepting, two their force command." He complimented management The Masterton Volunteer Corps has gressed with the'rismg fortutfes of the oi|;y.: different tenders, one in Mauriceville, and enrolled among its members a number of the other en the Alfredton road, I am Muster Moore on his mental victory, and until at length it was found that a-; considepushing business .men and those who have at present out of pocket nearly £2OO for the fact that a Wairarapa boy had won rable enlargement was necessary; and the an eye to its welfare, and we are therefore goods supplied by me either to the con- this was a pleasure to him, and trusted result was, Te Aro House, as : at present, not surprised to learn that steps have tractors or men employed by them and that whatever walk in life he chose that one.of'the most complete and Extensive in the colony of been taken to procure a drill-shed for the not paid, In the last mentioned contract, two things would not be forgotten—viz.,' Drapery New The General Drapery occuCorps. A deputation consisting of Cap- although I had ta!?en tne precaution! to the teachers who had helped him and the pies Zealand. large a space, being 49 feet by 25 fsefc, tain Ruok, Lieut, Wyllie, and Corporal have an agreement signed' by the con- country that-had placed such knowledge amply sufficient for all. goods; Dalrymple waited upon the directors of tractor to the effect that as advances were in his power. Mr Boys counselled his Fancy Dresses, Silks, Manchester Gloves, Hosiery, not to young friend neglect literature, the Wairarapa Permanent Investment made by the Council, the work done by Eibbons, Boy's, Laces, Ac The Men's, and and Loan Association at Greytown any customers should be paid for in,like and drew an interesting historical picture, Youths' Clothing Department measures yesterday, in order to float a loan for this proportion i.e. 5 per cent,, I am now starting with Rome at the Csesar period, feet by 14 feet, and has attaohed a comfort-42 purpose. The Directors present were offered a fraction over 30 per cent. only. and ending with some happy illustration able, sitting-room, Carpets' and Household of the tight little island known as Eng- furnishings have a' similar space Messrs Pharazyn (in the chair), Cuff, balloted to I cannotrefrain from publicly congratuTully, Fullor, and Booth, the secretary, lating Messrs Moore and McGregor on land, about which he could learn much them. The Show-roomior the •sale of Milthe books reading within his reach in linery, Mantles, Jackets, Coatomesy &0., is Mr G. Wyetfc, bain? also present, The their action referred to in the beginning by deputation was most courteously reoeived of this letter, and sincerely trust this may the Library, until such time as he might a very spacious apartment, elegantly fitted be to able personally verify, by travel, up, and beautifully lighted from the roof, and stated the business, which they wished prove to be an inauguration of a new dethe_mauyand mighty achievements that and measures 39 feet' by 22 feet:'- The stock on behalf of the Corps, to transact with parture in the manner of accepting tenders the Association—that they intended to for County works, wjjich will I am sure brains alone and untiling perseverance of goods is at all times large and well and patterns are ,: forwarded; poßt make an application to the Town. Lands be productive of muoh rejoicing among had brought about. Mr Boys' remarks- selected, were concluded by urging the'boy to go' free on application. A special feature % Trust for lease for 21 years of a piece of all the best workhien, and'at the same onward without fear, doing what he feljf. Te Aro House is the Order Department, and land near the Catholic Church on which time be more really econpmical to the to-be right. ■'•■ very careful intention is paid to the wants to erect a shed suitable for the purpose of Council and consequently for the rateAllordersareexeouted National Anthem concluded' the drillingora gymnasium; that theythought •The.. •under the immediate, supervisionofthe pro? and the public'at large. 7'. .'"/'."„",:''° prietor. proceedings,. they could raise £SO Masterton towards payers 'fjwacded _aiid lam &c," the expense and wished to know whether ,t .their • • Henry Auiin. thal'iprjmptnesi the Association would lend them£l6O on and despatch which" 'have!,aroayVc'disjarij COUNCIL. gushed Te Aro Housed security of land and drill-shed, as it had Welling, ton.—ribvT.l' -.'.' •"■" *''■'•?'" J ' ■"■ i'"* been estimated that it would cost £2OO, PRESENTATION AT THE CARTERTON SCHOOL. The chairman said the Society, had the The fortnightly meeting of the .above was held'on<Monday: evening. money to lend and gave the deputation a paper to fill up making application for the According to agreement, the: Commit!ee -Present—His Worship the Mayor'and sum,. and it was arranged an answer of the above school, and a few friends, Oris Smith; Baillie, Udy; OrayyandKempshould be sent, after further consultation met in the old Town' Hall on-Friday afteri ton. .amongst the directors had taken place, to noon last for the purpose of.presenting to The minutes of the previous meeting the captain. The deputation thinked the Master Thomas Moore the prize awarded were read and cokfirmed. ' '." to him by the Education Board, he hiring MrHaigh, m om of the .dipuUtion 5N™ ,-:_.■•■: directors «nd withdrew. :■■■ Outartw, » " v ■ " » Boys'ani Youths' Gold Anchor Button, 16s Gd reduced to Q$ RP not thought fair that oneratepayer.ihouldo .'. Auctioneer and Land Agent, Odd Fbllowb' Hall Building, Lambton Quay, \j 10s 6d lis 6d 12s 6d 13s would contribute to-the first.coßt, which would amount to about twopence in the pound,.and the maintenance afterwards would not amount to more than one halfpenny in the pound per annum. It was raised, and then the Council might make up any deficiency. He agreed with the establishment of a Brigade, and would himself give £l. Or Gray thought it would be of no use penses, ,'.■'''■■ or a moment wish them to understani convening a public meeting, as a well 4G7 ;A special meeting of the Education hat everyone of them could gain sucl attended meeting had been held, and the The Hutt County Council have'reduced Board will be held this week. iondrs, but he did want them to under proposal of forming a-Brigade-.well'rewages and salaries, and also passed a tand that now was their time to turn ti ceived. He would give notice for next MrMurdock McKenzie has purchased resolution in favor of the County Council ;ood account the extra benefits nov meeting—" That this Oounoil furnish the he Eketahuna Hotel. iffered in every school—opportunitiei appliances for the Brigade if arran"eon benches. ADr Tanner, of New York, has just being represented licensing yhich, if neglected, would cause them ti ments can be made with the Bank for an jompleted a forty days' fast. In the Supreme Court, Olimie's case ■egret their inattention. In contrastinj overdraft, if necessary, until therates for lie school-work of to-day and half a cen 1881 are collected. Mr G. A. Fairbrothor, Carterton, noti- will probably end late to-night. ury since, the Chairman drew a humor fies that he has for sale 1500 totara posts CORRESPONDENCE. The Government intend abandoning a ms picture of the chances the children o near the railway station, Outwards —To Secretary Wairarapa ses- vorking men had in those days of evei number and end the hope bills, of to The election of a Committee for the icquiring a smattering of the three It's Hospital, enclosing refund of rates. Castle Point riding of Wairarapa County sion within a month. Inwards-Prom Featherßton Highway fact, he said, it seemed to him, as he !n East, is fixed for September 2nd, The ratepayers of Lrrercargill have ooked back, that it could be understooi Board, re Moroa road, and asking the Council E, E, E, what they intended contributing Tenders are invited by Mr jest by saying they had little books, bu agreed to a loan of £20,000. Edmunds, for the erection of a house at jrecious big rods, and must confess h towards it; from Messrs Lewis, Clark, a £•-'. The following are the prices jor the Best Carpets made of each character WILTON CARPETS, 103 6d per yard BRUSSELS CARPETS, 6s and 6s 9d per Ladies' Fur-lined Cloaks. aupported by the Council each ratepayer : -.nticipating a Heavy Advance on the price of all Carpot*. aud even being advised by PRICE LIST It was considered that, the Brigade would be a benefit to the Borough, and by being been offended at him because he is a patron #f the turf and its iniquities, but then, on the other hand, he was sound on Church questions, and his racing proclivities "were- condoned. Everyone will congratulate His Excellency on his promotion to the Cape, for the latter appointment is considered amongst Governors a better thing than New Zealand. Sir Arthur Gordon, the ceming man, is said to be capable and resolute. Had Governors any real power he'might be just the person [to arrange a Maori difficulty. In Fiji he has exercised a decided influence, and really played firstfiddle. How he will like being guided by Hall and tripped up.by Grey in this mora advanced colony is a question. The Times, referring to his career, says:—Associating from the first with the leading men of all parties in England, be was secretary to his father when at the head of the British Government during the important perisd of the Crimean war. Then followed a number of years in which he sat in the House of Commons, next some special diplomatic service, to be succeeded by twenty years''Governorship of dependencies in various parts of the world. Sir Arthur Gordon passed through his; probation in public life with Mr GJadjstonelhe sat..side:by side in the House iatbi the present Lord Chancel- ; 1« (then Sir- •Xounddj:;: F^m«r)^ '". i i uad' ... ..... . HOUSE, CUBA-STREET, ( • \ ARO BRUSSELS CARPETS, asked-Bis Worship" whether the Council would provide; the necessary appliances for the Brigade*out 1of the general aecount. • TE appointed jby-the.GreytownFire Brigade, & ■ JAMES SMITH, SEASONABLE IMPORTATIONS, there are few men of any eminence in Messrs J. lorns Co., announce a obtained the second highest number of Ex HIMALAYA. politics at Homo, especially on the general clearance sale for Saturday August marks in the Wellington Provincial Dis, , trict. SHIPMENT OF BALL DRESSES. ■Liberal side, wlio are not his personal 21st. At, 3 o'clook the scholars, The friends. It will thus be seen that Muterton Youths' Football Club nearly 200, were mustered numbering in the Hall rIRKOALDIE AND H TAINS. though in Mr Drummond's paddock we lo3e a Governor who has will practice which is used as a schoolroom, penditi] this afternoon. won a the esteem of in high place the erection of adequate accommodation Invite tho attention of Ladies to thoir exOn Monday night some individual ex- Mr B. Boys wa« to have made the presen tensive shipment of nude-up Ball Dresses, every colonist in the short period he ploded gunpowder a bottle of near the whioh are now opened and arranged intheir has been here, he is not to be succeeded tation, but. through misunderstanding tin Presbyterian Church, apparently with the hour appointed, the duty devolved on th largoup-stairs Showrooms. Tho goods are a but by a man who has object igniting of a specially choice character, commencing by nonentity, a gate, which had beeu of proved his worth in high stations for a previously "plastered with-kerosene. We Ohairman, Mr Wni. Parker, who, 01 in price from 30s to 9 guinoas. and gentlemen using, quarter of a century. Sir Arthur has trust that the police will be able to. check, )oys andsaid:—Ladies gives. : me much plea never been the in previously colony, the larrikinism which has recently de ure to meet you here this afternoon, tc JOSEPHINE J£ID QLOVES. he having gone to Fiji on his appoint- veloped to a serious extent at Masterton. ,\vard to one of your schoolfellows thi From 2to 21 Buttons. ■ ment by way of Sydney. Lady The explosion caused at the time a conJoard's mark of .appreciation for til Materials for'making up Ball Dresses in a Gordon, however, about two years ago siderable amount of excitement in- the- .ttehtibri he haß paid to hiirdutiesa town, variety of Textures. chool. The Committee had requestet spent several months with her two Satin de Lyon (reversible) in all Fashionable daughters at the residence of Sir George tfrß. Boys to undertake this pleasini Evening .Shades.' luty, and from what he knew of thai Grey, at Kawau. It may be men- LATEST TELEGRAPHIC [entleman, he, felt sure something ha< tioned that Sir Arthur has recently Caps and Head Dresses of the latest >revented his being amongst, them. Hi tions. returned to Fiji from a visit to Eng(from our own correspondent) egretted this, for Mr Boys would m land, where he was raised a step—from loubt have handled the subject in a waj Fans, Fun-holders, Evening Hosiery, hat he could not hope to do, but hi WELLINGTON. Frillings, Kiltings, etc., etc., all justto hand; Knight Commander to Grand Comvould do his best. It 'was always plea mander—in the Order of St. Michael Tuesday. ant for the Committee to know that somi 5 Per Cent Discount on all Purchases and St, George, Our new Governor, A man recently sent from Masterton if the prizes had fallen to their school over in promotion too, achieves a pecuniary Hospital to' be treated here for heart mt when, as in this instance, the seconc % Per Cent Discount on Accounts coming here, the Fiji Governorship disease be sent rendered monthly over £2. will back. The Benevo- lighest prize had been won-by a Carter being worth £BOOO, against £7500 in on boy, they must and all feel grati asking for his ex- ied at the achieved one lent intends Society success. He did no KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, New Zealand. " t •• ■ ■ •- ••' ~.;;..': i - GREYTOWN BOROUGH p '.' . WILTON CARPETS, THE WAIBARAPA DAILY AUGUST 11, IMO. MASTERTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. & » At 2 oc'lock. ven that unless the Mr B. Gallagher's Greytown Tenders to iy undermentioned horses now trespasat CO. will sell their sing on our property at Masterton are be sent to theRev A,Halbwachs. Carterton. SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY. _ T lORNS & redeemed and all paid, we will rooms as above, a splendid assortment cause the same to beexpenses sold by public the 19th inst of various household furniture, in ordor to on The lowest or any tender not necessarily auction accepted. *29 : A. HALBWAOHS. 1 brown cob, branded like S on near shoulder, white star on forehead, clear the rooms for consignments of pro- Everything at your own prices. Articles too numerous to particularise, Study economy and attend thissale. NO RESERVE. HAYING Thfl liabilities las MR _ . too numerous to particulariso. mWO SPLENDID SHEEP DOGS, tho PUBLIC TENDERS will close at NOON 1 _ property of Mr Mcleod, late of lea of 18th August for the formation of 80 Station. chains and 13 links of road in the Pahiatua Be Estate of JOSEPH WILLIAMS, For particulars apply Block 535 Masterton, Tobacconist, J. lORNS. Plans and specifications to be seen at the County Council Office, Masterton and n HAM BE R LAIN & ■» ' THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby anEketahuna. The lowest or any tender not necessarily .j nounce that I have been appointed BUTCHERS, accepted. agent for the Trustie in the above Estate. and that I am authorised to receive all THE above School is healthily JOHN KING, MAIN-STREET, PEATHERSTON. situated, meaies and collect all accounts in the and, in addition to the subjects prescribed County Engineer. August sth, 1880. Estate. All outstanding accounts must be by the Government 535 ALL orders punctuaEy attended to, Every Classics and Standards, paid witlu'n seven days from this date, 10th are tau }ht ifrequired Terms Mathematics Augsut, or legal proceedings will be taken to for Boarders—3o guineas per annum. For recover the same without further notice or further particulars, Customers may rely upon civility, cleanli&c, apply to the mastor respect of persons. at the school, Tenui, Masterton. 51b JOHN CHAMBERLAIN, this establishment. rjASTLEPOINT HIGHWAY BOARD, Agent for C. E. Capper, of Wellington, •5» Trustee. Tenders are invited for the of the HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL. I I o W" 0 B Tenui Toll Gate, for a period Lease of one year, Cole-street, Masterton. beginning September 14,1880. The JOBBING OFFICE of the WAIRA The conditions attached to the Lease may Under th Patronage of (k Honorable RAPA DAILY is supplied with the best be seen at the office of the Board. WAIRARAPA EAST COUNTY. Lady Robinson. The highest or any tender not necessarily Machines and the largestassortment of Type accepted ELECTION of a person to fill the Principal : Miss BEST, Tenders to be sent in by Saturday, 21st office of Councillor for the Castlepoint and Material in the district. It is the ONLY Office in the WAIRARAPA whiohcan exe- August, addressed A thoroughly Bound English Education room of Mr John Wihgate, resigned, will be cute JobPrinting A. MoHUTCHON, equal in style andfinishto 536 held at thePublic Hall, Tinui, on Thursday, Clerk to Board. forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are the 2nd day of September next, between the the BEST WELLINGTON OFFICES. Al taught:— hours of 9 o'clock a.m. and 6 o'clock p.m. orders PROMPTLY and EFFICffiNTLY The nomination of candidates will take Prench, German, Italian, Latin, Algeplace at the Hall on Thursday, the 19th cur- executed at MODERATE PRICES. bra, Music, Drawing, and Needlerent, at 12 o'clock noon. work. NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. Nomination forms may be obtained on application to Mr Alex. MoHutchon, WhaDomestic arrangements are liberal and ROYAL OAK HOTEL. kataki. TOTARA RAILWAY SLEEPERS. home-like. Corner of Manners and Cuba streets, R. WILSONE, Terms moderate, Commissioner of Railways' Office, Returning Officer. Prospectuses forwarded on application, Wellington. Maßterton, Dunedin, July 20,1880. The second term of 1880 begins Tuesday, W. G.EMENY Phopbietor. 10th Augußt, 1880.' 25th May. 538 be will received at the Stores Evening rAVING just erected, at considerable Class for French. 351 Office, Manager's Christchurch, not JJL expense, a Splendid Two-story Brick later than noon of Wednesday, August 25, of Building, on the site the late tire, the 1880, for the supply and delivery at LyttelProprietor would call attention to the excel- ton 10R SALE—LAND ON THE MATAof 20,000 Totara BaUway Sleepers. lent accommodation offered forboardeiß and RAWA.-Seotions of first-class Bußh the travelling public Land, varying in size from 10 to TITASTERTONHIGHWAY DISTRICT. tender obtained at the Stores Manager's are now open for selection the 100 acres, above disin part of the city, and commands an excel- Office, Christchurch, the District Traffic trict. Deferred payment extending over Manager's NOTICE. Wanganui Office, and the 10 Foxton, lent view of the harbor and shipping. years upon easy terms. Land lies within Handsome Suites of apartments for Pri- Public Works Office, Masterton, and the 60 chains proposed railway siding, with THE Masterton Highway Board intend to vate Railway Storekeeper's office, Napier. good road co.nmu 'ication in process of confamilies, combined with comfort and Tenders to be addressed ereot a Toll-Gate on the road leading from civility. _ to the Commis- struction, Apply to Muterton to Castlepoint, and also one on Al°s, wines, sioner of Railways, under cover to the and Spirits of the best Stores Mauager, MR ALEXANDER GALLON. the Ferry Reserve at Huruuuiorangi. The Railway Department, brands. Matarawa, following is a scale of the tolls whioh will Christchurch, and marked outside, "Tender G. EMENY, W. MR W. G. BEARD, be levied at each of the toll-gates above for Totara Sleepers." 532 Proprietor. Solicitor, mentioned The sleepers will be inspected at the mill. •' Greytown. S D The lowest or any tender will not necesOr to MESSRS JOSEPH* PHILLIPS. sarily be accepted, and telegraphic tenders 1. Fer every sheep, or other, head of who ENTLEMEN wish small cattle fer BUPERIOB will not be entertained. Lower Valley. ... 0 J 2. For every horse, saddled or harWILLIAM CONYERS, GOODS for depend .' nessed DRESS can on having 523 0 6 Commissioner of Railways 3. For every horse not in harness, or A COLLINSON, the very best material and workmanship at head of great cattle ~0 3 OYSTER SALOON, 4. For every two-wheeled vehicle CENTRAL STORE. with springs, drawn by one horse 1 0 0. GAMBLE'S, Carterton, High-street, For every additional horse attached to such vehicle 0 6 TAILOR AND A. UOLLINSON begs to inform the inHABIT-MAKER, 5. For every two-wheeled vehiole EORGE A. TUIRBROTHER, habitants of Carterton and violnity that he without Bprings, drawn by one haß opened in the above line in the shop Lambton Quay, Wellington. horse 1 0 lately occupied by Mr G. Bowles, and trusts And for everyvehicle attached thereto 0 6 to merit, by civility and careful attention to For every additional horse attached to any such yehicle as aforesaid 0 6 Commission Agent, 6. For every four-wheeled vehicle, Cask purchaser ofall kinds of Poultry and Samples and Bules fer Self-measurement Farm Produce. with springs, drawnby one horse 1 0 forwarded free by post on application. CARTERTON. Foi every additional horse attached Oysters and Fish supplied on the shortest 347 to such vehiole 0 6 notice. {ls HAVING acquired those extensive premi7. For every four-wheeled vehicle without springs, drawn by one ses opposite the Bank of New Zealand, I WAIPOUA BREWERII hone 1 0 WAIPOUA BREWERY will open the same with a complete stock on For every additional horse attached to such vehicle 10 Monday, August 2nd, and bope toreceive a "OTI 0 E . 8. For every,vehicle propelled along .> continuance of the support hitherto accora road by steam or other like JNO. CO OGAN, Tailor, ded to the house. power; 5 0 Willis-street, has just recoived a 9. For every bullock-dray drawn by R. V. SMITH has the pleasure to anconsignment of Splendid Patterns two bullocks 10 of Winter Tweed, &o, specif nounce that he has purchased the valuable highest For every additional pair of bullocks Plant and Stock-in-Trade of the Waipoua The price given for Wool, Hides, Brewery ; also, that he h»B engaged as attaohed to such vehicle.. ..10 Sheep Rabbit and all Skins, Skins, Tallow, 10. For every foal at foot or calf ..03 SUITS MADE TO ORDER, kinds of Farm and Dairy Produce. MR FRANKLIN, at 25 per cent less than any other This sohedule shall beread as if the words lately a principal Brewer in that worldasß," "mare," "gelding," "mule,""bull," firm renowned "cow," or "calf," were inserted after the Agent for the New Zealand Insurance ComBASS & CO.,' Braios-oN, Trent. word "horse" throughout. pany, New Zealand Accident Insurance R. V. SMITH will be able to brew and FASHIONABLE OVERCOATS Provided that not more than one foil shall sell at ordinary rates be taken on any vehiole or horse pacing or Company, &o„ ic. £3 10s, returning on the same day, • A BETTER GLASS OF BEER TROUSERS, from 255. And 'provided.further that in the case of than any which has hitherto been brewed censed Dealer in Arms and Ammunition, in the Provincial jjietrict; JNO. COOGAN. GEORGE A. FAIRBROTHER, ' Military Tailor, &c., Carterton, a surface of, not less than five inches conrs 530 will now be superseded by a better local Willis Stbeet, in contact with the ground on' a firm cart road, the amount of the tolls shall be oneTHOBHDON BREWERY. EILINGTON half the rate which would otherwise be charged under this schedule. J. & W. STAPLES, JOSEPH BENNETT, MPORTANT NOTICE. ibb, Malt and Hop Importebs. USI OAL NOTICE. Chairman. iyr „ . TENDERS ; apply 431 ■ fITED to sell about 800 fencing reference to the above, MUflt and posts.' Apply to Vile and D'Arcy. | eoi DIXON BROS, intend tortill carry on business in the Mastorton Coach Factory in a manner thatfor Workmanship, First-class Orders left with Watson & Winteringham for cutting 100 and Price oannot fail to give entire will be promptly attended to. Cords ofFirewood-4ft. Apply to I Material, satisfaction. 482 W F..YORK. M.Ryan, Ureytown. ANTED.-About 10 or 12 first-class "otice the price of. meat in Mules/ Apply, stating price, to t Every style of vehicle built or repaired, ■t carterton. .1 . 529 J.M., Waibakapa Dahy office. 495 IN » „ .. » „ ft WANTED'-Tenders &Trumble EDUCATIONAL QOBEN-ST,, MASTERTON. dellar The half-yearly CLEARING-OUT SALE of Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and bchool Requisites, will be held for THREE WEEKS ONLY, at GREATLY REDUCED Prime Mutton, fore-quarter, 2d DELLAR RUMBLE, TO i . & ANTEDSNOWN.-Comfortable Board and Lodging for two single WANTBD.-Kabbit ..' ' jj .A.-B . T. E. PRICE. i finished.' Skins. Highest Price given for large and small ~ quantities. Vile and D'Arcy. '515 The Marquis of Normanby Hotel, book taken out. 506 WANTED bythoroughgentleman experience, employAccountant, a LOW, possesses first-rate testimonials. ... ROBERTS CO. are CASH MURRAY, PURCHASERS of RABBIT SKINS Good Order. Apply to R, &J, BROWN, 494 DA RO EL DELIVERY —PER—ROYAL MAIL COACHES. and MUTTON, and a *• "~ .. .. " dunedllbeer ~ Masterton, . IMb August, 1880. 538 MATTHEW'S CHUECa Churchwardens will be in attendance at theabove church for the purTHE for sittings pose of receiving on Wednesday, afternoon, 11th inst, from 3 to 5 p.m., and on Saturday evening, Uth-ipst., 526 (rora>7:to.9:p.m. ; CHUBOtt ; i '■ ■/ ,;ST.: W. WEBLEY, Lambton Quay, Wellington. TUNER, and REPAIBER of the Pianoforte, Cabinet Organ, Harmonium, Flutina, Violin, English Concertina, etc. Pianos resjlked. renolish li, refelted., and thoroughly renovated at moderate prices. Violins repaired, Flutes repadded, eto, Bows re-haired and oleaned. A supply of fittings for various instruments kept in stock, Tutors for all instruments. A stook of small instruments always on hand. .Musicallnstrument Commission Agency, Instruments of every description bought or W. STAPLES, A. L. WHYTE, in returning thanks to theTrade and private persons for their liberal patronage hitherto, BAKER, Ac, would respectfully beg to inform them that Would respectfully call attention to his pretheir supply of ALES, STOUT, <£e., in bulk and bottle, are of the choicest quality, and sent Stook of would solicit a continuance of their former FLOUR favors. SECONDS <B"Private families supplied in quantities from two gallons and upwards. POLLARD All orders punctually attended to. BRAN THORNDON BREWERY. J. ftW. STAPLES, Proprietors. POTATOES OATS. West Coast. i ,..B,<UBROWN.i Cowheel BOOKING OFFICES: POSITIVELY DEFY COMPETITION in the Wairarapa. ohasers for WANTED.-P Slungles 10s per 1000. One of Hematite Paint these -jn Wednesday, NOTICE.' on the lines. 482 renders TANTED Known, that A. Williams, and Famer, Courtenay Place, intimates to hisfriends and thepublic "Tobe or not to be—that is the question j that he has engaged a first-class CoachWhether it is nobler in the minds builder. Buggieß, expresses, spring traps, IHB NEW ZEALAND LOAN To suffer the stings and rageous fortune, troubles, And. by opposing, end them." . /T EOR Q E T) OWL Efl _, Oustom (Next The proprietor of the above popular Butcher's establishmentnow begs to notify to his numerous customers, and to the Public' REMOYED HIS BUSINESS HIS TO Offices and Stores: arrows of out- Or to take up arms against a sea of £3,000,000. ihe Company makes advances on Stations, on took, on growing clips.of Wool and on other Produce; and conreceives signments of Wool, lemp, Grain, Tallow, Preserved Meats, Leather, Horns, 4c, for sale in London on commission at rates which may be learned on application at the Company's Office; H. H. LANG, NEW PREMISES Where lie hopes to continue to deserve the wide patronage hitherto accorded him, and Hor/SE-Qr/AY Plimmer's Wharf), Wellington, where he trusts it will be found' that his Further information may be obtained PRICES AND QUALITY OP MEAT from the Agents of the Bank of New ZeaRIVAL ALL COMPETITION land at Foathersta, Groytown, Carterton, Lately brought into the local market against him. and Masterton. 515 spring and tip drays, of every description, made and repaired. All orders punctually attended to, and all work guaranteed and and done on the shortest possible notice. Cheapest firm in the Colony. m ANTED KnoTfn, the Gros'vonor Hotel, VV T.M«.i,;:;*«-.i o_i._j.-j..... on roof, commanding a beautiful view of the oity and harbor, and only a few minutes' walk from the Tramway. Superior accommodation for Boarders and Visitors, also private suites of apartments for families Visit solicited, H. C. Wilson, Proprietor. 47fi WANTED; Bakery, Godbers KNOWN.- Mrs Morey's Paper Pattern Depot, opposite Cuba-street. .Paper Patterns'of all the newest styles,' from which ladies may cut their «wn materials. Ladies' Ladies' costumes, 2s; children's do Is 6d ladles' jackets. Is 6d; child's do, Is. Ladies' WHITE'S HOTEL, FQXTON. dressing gowns in all the newest styles, 2s • MASTER TON PERMANENT boys' suits, is 6d; riding habits, 2a.—The above prices for flat patterns, fully trimmed INVESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. JQJ travellers and the public at large,. at patterns, with flat patterns to cut by, double the above prices. All orders to be aocomthe above Hotel. Oppiceb—CouncilChambers, Masterton. Sample, Bath. Billiard, Coach and Store- panied by P.0.0,, or stamps. ;;r 477 rooms. TmrsTEEs-Farquhar Gray, Alfred W. Renall 20-stall Stable. MM ENERSEN, Hall-street, MasterU _ ton, wishes to let apartments to Dn.IEOTORB-Mesßrs M. Caselberg(chairman) Cobbs' Coaches depart and arrive daily to lying-in ladies from np-country, or invalid J O.Boddington.G. Russell, J, Vile and from Wellington. ladies reqniring nursing. Terms on applicaR. M. Galloway(treasurer). A.J..WHYTE, tion. THE the.lltk instant, at 3 p,m.,.t0 make arrangeand after this date the price of BRAN part of sections 65 and 56/ Masterwill be 50s per ton for- cash at our ttiijnto for a sale of work in aid of the Church ton, with dog or gun will be prosecuted. mills :for ONE MONTH ONLY. <P«ison Uid. • ; CHAMBERLAIN BEOS, tti JAS, WBIGIiET. Augu.it3nd.; M 0: ; ; ! 'r 631 ON "- 3£d for CARTERTON BAKERY. 455 .. d" Subscriptions on investment shares, 5j per month j ultimate value of shares, £SO, Proprietor. . EVERSLEIGH, HICKEY & 00., HTOCK, SHARE, LAND, AND MER Pay DAY-The First Saturday in each > CANTILEBEOKBRS, month j from 10 to 1,2to 5, and 7to 9 o'olock Fire and Life Insurance, House, and NOTIOE-Fixed deposits will be taken by General Commission Agents,, and the above Society of sums of £25 or upwards Merchants. bearing intorest as follows: 3 months, 7 per Advnnnnn milts fttmiv. i.J n.-._.l cent,; 6 months and over, 8 per cent, per Produoe, and other securities. k) Featherßton and Greytown, in blocks tosuit purchasers. Open swanip'and bush country. Deferred payments. Apply Mesßrs Joseph and Phillips, Dry Eiver Station Lower Yalley, 34 ™ annum. J.BROWN, . M, 0, Hickey, Certificated Aceountant in TLffHS BENNETT'S REGISTRY & FRUIT Wellington. TREES, &c. DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Institute, Masterton. 511 JUST OPENED! "EWGO 0 D JL and of the public to his largely increased varied stock of hardy, evergreen and, flowering flhrubs, conifers, shelter trees, hedge plants, fruit trees, etc., all of which are fine, strong, healthy plants,quite hardy, boing grown in an exposed situation, andall 10 LET.-A Four-roomed House on the Upper Plain, and five acres of Land—fenced. Apply to Mr D'Arcy. - 537 - . . . Ivory and bone Napkin Eings Field, Marine, and Opera Glasses Jet Necklets and Chains' Electro-plated Bißonit Boxes transplanted, 43 S, Consisting of Ladies' leather Jewel Cases Musical and Photo Albums OFFICE FOR Crawford's Buildings, Brandon-street, HARDY, ORNAMENTAL, EVERGREEN SHRUBS, FOREST TREES, Pickle Stands, Butter Coolers Peatl Card Cases, inlaid with Silver Pearl, Sealskin andTortoiseshell Purses LET.—The Shop lately iu the occuTO pation of Mr A,' T. Coppins, iu Queen-street, Masterton, Kent moderate. THOS. C. D'ARCY, Cupressuusmacrocarpa, from £2loa per 100 Queen-street. Pinus Insignis, from £llos do. The above are mob Wrier by the thousand, LET, with immediateposaessiori, that Pinus Halepensis, from £1 per 100 centrally situated Shop and Dwelling The above are a very superior class of Hollies (tiansplanted), from £1 10s do goods, and will be found very suitable for adjoinine Mr.W. Bell, draper, and lately Enonymus japonica, from £llos do occupied by him. Laurostinos (very hardy), from £llos do For terms apply to Olearia hedge plant), from £llos do F. W. HALES, JOHN MARKS,. Fruit trjes, of sorts, from 15s per dozen Queen-strecl. Lambton Quay, Wellington, 488 39? Goosi erries, currants, from 6s do Rhubarb roots, from 6s do Rodes jhoice-named variety, from 15s do HA RLE 8- B E A R D, mO LET ON LEASE IN FEATHER Chrysanthums, do, from 6s do '. S T 0 N. Also a largo quantity of florists' floweis, j PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER, AND bnbs,&c. QUARTER-ACRE of LAND, on which PAPERHANGER, erected a five-roomed Cottage and eight, All orders over £5 in value packed free . ABYSSINIAN WELL SINKER. ,' stalled stable adjoining the Railway Station' with or without purchasing clause. • Apply F.MOUNTIER, Any kind of JOBBING done on the shortest early to Norwood Hill Nursery notice. J. VILE, Tasman-street, Wellington,. O.G. Spouting and all necessary material TO n . ■ FLOUR AND GRAIN MASTERTONSTORES. YILB and D'AROY A. R. HISLOP. currentrates. Hay, Chaff, Oats&c, always on hand, Flower and garden seeds, fruit and orna! mental trees kept in stock.' 45S r.o:< MANUFACTURING JEWELLER,WATCHMAKER, AHD OPTIOIAN,. ",■■ ; BEG to inform the public that they are prepared to supply Flour, Grain, and all kinds of agricultural produce at the lowest OPPOSITE ALCORN'S BUILDINGS, L»mbton Quay, Wellington.' :■'<. TO LET-IN QUEEN-ST. | Shop. THE Apply to and Dwelling House lately occupied by E. Gillett. 166 /: Mr E, Feist. Wh. ALEXANDER, THEing residents of Greytown and surround- rrO-LET.-The Shop in Queen-strect re districts may select JEWELRY • ■ cently in the occupation of. Mr R. G within a few hours after-notice, on applica- Williams. tion io W. BOCK, Greytown, who will also • Apply, receive Watches, Jewelry, etc., for repairs, 484 W. PERRY. . T. M. FOR SALE. GIRDLE STONE property known as the Carterton AUCTIONEER AND GENERALCOMMIBBoarding House. A good, stand for SION AGENT.; .'.'.■. ing distriota that he has opened the shop A??ut for the New Zealand Insurance Com- a Store or Working Men's Club. For par-' belonging to Mr .Russell, Kuripuni, as a pany.'',' .^.:'.'i ticulars apply to BAKEKY, and hopes, by strict attention to MESSRS SALMON BROS.,- - . business, and by supplying bread of the best Lambton Quay, WeUington,.'.,'. Office—Above Mr' McCardle's ■,',. qualityto merit a fair share of patronage...' Or.on the premises. 506 ; II D W I N • F E I S T, 41b loaf weighed on delivery, 8d Cash only. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday SALE on the Upper Plain, Adjoin-. .'" ' Cakes madeto order.: 489 '• : Quality guaranteed. Price'[lower<than any TVR other local house BREAD DOWN AGAIN to CASH ONLY. coat shingles y f Blacksmith JAMES MAOARA, Coach Proprietor. I. AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited) ■■"• REDUCTION IN PRICE. Sawn lir at ners-streetj Foxton, Whyte's Hotel; Palpartly fireproof,-Baeon and Wrielev, Waimerston, Royal Hotel; Masterton, Council A most practical man, and one of large poua Mills, 476 Chambers; and at the various coach offices experience, has been specially engaged for GROCER ANP DRAPER,. :;;now showing a well-selected Stock of Is Seasonable and w hilßt return. A. B. B. -WATTS, (Late of Wellington.) : in the Sunday.Schoolroom NOTICE. —<■ " : \HB; Churchwardens: of St. Matthew's Orders taken for American Organs. Masterton agent, Mr T. E. ..PRICE, from Church have been requested to give notice whom any information as to prices, etc., 444 'may beobtainsd. that a public meeting ofladies will be held l> "~ CHOICE OF SMALL GOODS, WANTED KNOWN.-Freehold Parcels may be booked through to the fol- RARE House The latter of which include and land Wrigley's estate. Only £l6O, lowing places:—Wellington, Wairarapa, Depoßit£lo, balance monthly payments at Forty-Mile Bush, Castle Point, Tinui, Brawn 8 per centinterest for 4 years. Woodville, Palmerston North, Napier, and Tripe 476 . ... •■ and Small salary required. Is willing to give lessons in Bookkeeping at a moderate charge.It is quite unnecessary for the proprietor H.S., office of this paper, 502 of this well-known Butchery Establishment to attempt to draw the EXCELLENCE and 'ANTED KNOWN.-That W. Wiley SUPERIORITY of its supplies more raomi- n will supply thebest and cheapest nently before the notice of the public. Suffice stainges in Masterton. Apply to Bacon and it to say that the exhibition of BEEF, PORK Wrigley,WaipouaPl<- { Vr; & ~ .. of several years' colonial Is a ment. FAMILY BUTCHER, CARTERTON. 523 men. Charges moderate. Apply Mrs Haskell, Masterton. .520 JJART,- CARTERTON. Moore, Masterton. LET—A five and. a Bix-roomed cottage, well Good garden," Rents very low. Apply to G. Haskell. 520 2Jd „ (JARTERTON LIBRARY. Mastercon, J?. G. T\T\-npnq THE Undersigned has now opened a CIR- 455 _ Small Goods at Reduced Price,. CULATING LIBRARY in connection with the Educational Depository. Terms-2s Gd deposit, and 4d on each in hind » A QIRCULATING scrub. Apply WANTED.-Menforfellmg toW.O. Buchanan, Tupurupuru, or prioeust: Prime Beef, 3d, 4d, and fid T. E. PRICE. .. .ST. general servants;' WANTi iD.-Three Mrs Bennett's Begistry office, Masterton. .. • THE ' the undersigned, Matai 15s Maire 18s 1-foot lengths Matail3s Maire. 15s 2-foot lengths 12s 13s 3-foot lengths Us 12s 4-foot.lengths A reduction made for two'b'r more eords. _'• DIXON. G. ~ ... nor mheAnM PRICES. "" .. WANTED,— & 63? 51(5 off hind fetlock white. RS are invited up to 28th inst. duce. Everything must be sold at any for the erection of a 7-roomed house 1 ohesnut horse, brauded \Y off shoulat Wainuioru. Labor only. Plans and prices offered, a good mauy lines being sold der. specifications can be seen at Mr Raymond W. ly Special Appointment, NEIL&COCKERY, at former purchasers' risk. They will comMarshall's office, Carterton, Lively Stable-keepers, The lowest or <my tender not necessarily D. CAMERON begs to aunounce to "33 Masterton! accepted. the inhabitants of Greytown, MasterE. E. E. EDMUNDS, ton, and the surrounding districts, that he 538 POISON. Wainuioru; has taken oyer the Wardrobes, Suites, Spring-seated and after this date POISON will be INDERS are invited up to Saturday, COACH FACTORY AND PREMISES Couches, Colonial Couches laid on my Run. 14th instant, for packing two tons of At Greytown, formerly owned by Mr Black, • Chairs, Loo, Fancy, aud , JOHNWHISHAW. miscellaneous stores from Gladstoneto the andis now prepared to build m Temii, Auirußt of 6,1880. Kitchen Tables, Cheats of 535 station the undersigned. Further partiVEHICLES OP ANY DESCRIPTION, culars can be obtained from Mr R, W, MarDrawers, Spring Bedsteads, shall, Carterton. AT THE NOTICE. Spring and Hair Mattrasses, E. E. E, EDMUNDS, LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. A NY DOGS after this date found on our 38 Wainuioru. Single and Double "Washland, section part 202, 196, etc., The work being under his own personal stands, Dressing Tables, Chef- TarathiWest, will be shot. superintendence, he can guarantee thatall orders entrusted to him will be executed to fioniers, Safes, Pictures, Fancy LEE BROS. the satisfaction of his customers in style of Goodwood, Aug. 2, 188J0. 532 Goeds, Dressers, Mirrors, and workmanship, as well as durability. other recherche many articles, FOR SALE. AIRARAPA WEST COUNTY New work guaranteed for 12 months. ON ■ A WANTED. I & WANTED . MARKET SALE. streets in the Borough of Masterton, for a SATUEDAY, 14th AUGUST. half price limited, early period of three years.. Specifications application will be necessary by landowners to be At 2 o'clock. who are desirous of obtaining land on those seen at this office, NOTICE.. terms. The lowest or any tender not necessarily T lOENS CO! will sell at their yard PUBLIC MEETlNfiwillbekeld inthe F.G.MOORE, . Wesleyan Preaching Room at Mr A, Seorerary. Accepted. Tinsley'a, Kuripuni, on TUESDAY EVENR. BROWN, ING, August 17th, at 7.30 p.m., to take Town Clerk. into consideration the propriety of forming a Fowls, Bran, Oats Masterton, GOOD TEMPLAR LODGE July 28th, 1880. in this 1 part of the District, under the n ASTLEPOINT RABBIT DISTRICT Blacksmiths' Tools, 4c. 63 English Constitutiou. THE TIME for receiving the above tenMr W. Hammond, P.W.0.T., and Special NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. dersis to EXTENDED Deputy, will be present to give every inTUESDAY, 17th SATURDAY, 21si AUGUST, formation. THE Acreage of One-Eighth Rate of a who are the interested in pro- Penny yer -ore on all properties the N.B.—All At 2 o'olook, in K. BROWN, motion of Temperance work aro invited, Oastlepoint Riding is due, and payablo at Masterton, 539 the Public Hall, 1 H. WOOD CO will hold the nex Tenui, on the 14th day of 4th August, 1880. of their l.' August next. The Collector will attend from the hour of 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, to receive UNRESERVED SALES UNRESERVED SALE OF FURNITURE, the said rate. rnENDERS are invited, to close by noon Of General Merchandise at their rooms By order of the Trustees, ■*Greytown, on the above date at 2 p.m. of August 16th, for the ereotion ofa &c„&c.,Ac., A. McHUTOHON, Catholic Church at Greytown. Secretary. SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21st July 24th, 1880. 529 ■; ■..-.•:, : rhodium in the hands of the Trustees a! )W disposal at is ..... ' up to 7 p.m. on TUESDAY, August for therepair and maintenance of certain 3, TAMES THOMPSON beg? towformthe ANTED Men for falling scrub. Jas, .public .tktonand. afterthis.date.he I»V Sfcuokey, Ranitumau, 637 rnHB Undersigned has arranged to have hi? ■,,';•;/",'!■;•"] ''JJ";-,-.,-' -Men to fall light Tawa •REDUCED THE .P#bi;;6&BREAD a regular supply always in,stock, Bush, at Brandon's Clearing, Opaki. toj 9d por large loaf and 4Jd per small loaf, Apply at the work; , ■ a 633' loaf and 4d per J, DRANSFIELD. booked; ,and 8d per , ■ small loaf, forcash. a -Situation by married Wellington, couple; wife bb cook or houseThe usual discount allowed on all accounts mftn ■« oaniinil lionil Armta .T P keGDer. no t lce; fell, Postoffice, Featherston. §32 .; JAMES THOMPSON. sold all interest in the MasBy an experienced peraon, Masterton, . terton Coach Factory to MESSRS '■• with nrat-class references, a situation June 14th. 1880 48' MUIR DIXON BROS., together with the as Housekeeper,.or any place of trust; no Book Debts of the late firm of Quartley and objection to up-country, For address apply FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD 1 Wagg, all accounts must be paid to them, office of this paper. 531 their receipt alone being a sufficient discharge. V . WAINUIORU RABBIT DISTRICT, CHEESE, CHEESE, TENDERS will bo received . G EPBRATE Registered Medical Practitioner, of England and New Zealand, begs to notify to customers and the public that they will be the public that he has, commenced practice well-served with" goods7 of: !at the in Carterton, and resides.on the property lowest formerly - held by Mr 0, ¥,' Skipper, solicitor. ; ■- ? -^^ : :■)>,:- 505 ■• \ : 'MfwiiiSi4rMciM «ijft FOR ing the homestead of: C. A. Yallanco, Esql;--EIGHTY,FIVE ACRES-. Splendid:. Land with improvements, including 'a six- ( roomed house, &c, or a portion of the land would be sold separately. For'fwtheripartioulars apply;to v : .JOHN HESSEY." 485; , country-HOTEL, doing EOR-BALE;-A a steady .trade.[Possession in, October ■ • , tfHOMASTHOMPgON, U-. IJ/M#WMM^ 1 (COURI'ENAY PLACE) ... WORK McDU'FP k 00. COACH BUILDERS, . COUMENAY PUCE, WELLINGTON. FOR SALE - 1 __ WELLINGTON. H. SULLIVAN, PiorEiEioß. . Wines and spirits of the best quality, 40 20,000 Sheep, 150 head of Cattle, and all necessary plant and improvements. Land first-clas? quality, and good 17,000 acres Leasehold, and 11,000 acres Freehold, with all n?cossary 20,000 head Cattle 8,300 acres, freehold, part improved, and 8,900 acres Leasehold, with 7,500 Sheep and nocessary working plant, anil provements, seaboard 6,600 acres Freehold, and 2,900 acres Leasehold, with 8,000 Sheep, 50 head Cattle, fewHorses. Fenced and all necessary buildings and improvements 620 acres Freehold, and few Cattle, and Horses, station inr good. Run will no* provements 18,600 acres Froehcld, situated close to threo rising townships, with 5,00(1 oross-bred Sheep, 200 head el Cattle. First-dais land, with valuablenatural shipping acoommodation, private wharf; bounded by sea and river froatages, Kaipari North. 9.200 acres Leasehold, 13 yean. Rent, 151, and 800 acres Freehold,'improved, th»whole ring-fenced and subdivided, with all necessary plant and buildings, with 8,000 Sheep (high-okas Merino), a few Cattle and Horses; very ohe&ply managedran, seaboard. 4,500 acres Freehold, improved, and 2,009 acres Leasehold, with 6,000 /Sheep, few station improvements, good shipping place, seaboard, Mohaka. 3,180 acres Leasehold, 18 years to run. Rent £IOO, ring-fenced, and six paddooks of 1600 acres grassed, and 8,860 aores Freehold adjoining, open country and low hilh, together making the whole a most valuable run. 100 head of cattle. Easy terms, Tauranga. 4,300 aores Freehold, party improved, with 3,000 Sheep, all necessary workingimprovements, easy terms of payment. Morangiangi 6,500 acres of Freehold, of which 2,500 acres in grasses, subdivided into eight paddocks. There are at present only 250 hoad of Cattle and 500 Sheep on the property. Carrying caiacity is, however, highly estimated. Terms very easy, Prioe low, Tauranga. 6,800 acres Freehold, and with 5000 Sheep, 100 Cattle, Horses, etc. Very valuable, property, and »f easy access by sea ei river. 600 acres Freehold, rich alluvial, with 4,600 Sheep, few oattle,horses, and all necesßarv improvements. This land is divided into eight paddocks, well watered with artesian wells; Will carry well 5 sheep in winter, aad 10 in summer peraore. Within i NAG'S j HEAD HOTEL, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, MRS LEYELL Proprietress. terms, 845 acres Frehold, or DMVate famillAM Cinriftt Via «nnvi<!iii/J TU. house contains fine lofty rooms, and is well furnished, Every attention will be paid to visitors, Ao, Mrs L,. in returning thanks to her numerous friends and patroni for pastfavors, begs to inform them tint her study will be tolceep tha very best brands of Wines, Ales and Spirit*. 46 pOMMEROIAL HOTEL, BARRY BENNETT, , Proprietor, Announces to the Publio of Wellington, and Business Men in particular, that he has OPENED A separate Chop and Steak (with vege tables) Room from 12till 2 o'olook, Customers have their choice of Beer, Tea FOR ONE SHILLING. Best Quality and Quickest Attendance. T\ to N B I G H HOTEL, FEILDING: CHARLES ROB ■ • - Pkmkimoi, EVERY convenience of a heme offered by the above. Wines and Spirits ef the beet quality, Select private apartmentj for families. Good stabling md paddocks attaehed, under the management of Mr R, W. Moxfht, The New Zealand Timet, Rangitiki Adve. cite, Feilding Guardian, Manawatu Times, and WAiBABiJiDiwfiled. IHE 471 OLD IDENTITY J. ROWLEY, Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist, Hairdresser, fce,, COMMERCIAL CIGAR DIVAN, (Nest door to Evening Pout Office, Willis-st. And Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON. A Choioe Assortment of Pipes, Fancy Goods, &o, Meerschaum lainrwk in all its Irajuhw, in Viotona was young HISTORY-r-When Queen, and Prince Albert standing bv k a her side—aha \\*A nn Unlit m„.i;„ j„„„„ and a large crinoline—she fired the firstshot at the first Wimbledon meeting of Volun. guards, and so was James Symes, and til* arrAaf: Mfl.moW m id. At that time Huxley was a prosperous foreman tailor, making the Volunteer HMlrv. .. England, now he is only a Boss .'- -.... Tailor on Lambton Quay, Wellington, asking Suits of Clothes for £3los and U l«a of the tame quality that other Tailors get £6 10s for knowledge of the trade, and doing a Tory 1,099 acres Freehold, either as a whole or arge business and for Ready Mowy only, separately, with 1,400 Sheep, few Cattle, Horses. <k,; ploughed, fenced, and part in crop. Stock and plant at valuation. Nine miles from Waipukursu railway station, (LIMITED.) 519 NIPIBR, ■ fiREYTOWN. GEOIWE JONES BREAD: AND BISCUIT lAm :i<& Accountant, ■:.'■'■ - florae: QMro-giMir Masterion, Opposite Chjb & CO., Proprietors. Begs to inform Woolgrowers and others tha prepared to receive and forward t or Wellington with cart and Featherston: despatch any wool or other product that he is THiS old-established and favorite hotel has lately b"en thoroughly renovated, and is now provided with every conveniencefor the maybe entrusted to him. Bat* o> application at th« office. ' Sub-agent for the Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company, which is not toi- comfort of the public, and being situated A RTHURC. LEE within a short distance of the Railway Station, and nearly opposite the Post and AECHITECT AND SURVEYOE, LAND Telegraph offices, offers special advantages AND ESTATE AGENT, to visitors and the travelling CARTERTON. The private sitting rooms and bedrooms GODFREY RUSSELL are well furnished, andare high and roomy. BUILDER. WINES is SPIRITS OP THE BEST II MASEERTON. DESCRIPTION ONLY are provided. The culinary management T lORNS AND CO. being under the supervision of the proprietor himself is a sufficient guarantee that the Auctioneers and Insuranceßrokers, wants of patrons will be well provided for. Fiaancial, Estate, Land, and General ComThe BILLIARD room is provided with mission Agents. one of Alcock's best tables. Stook, Produce, and Cattle Salesmen, A CONVEYANCE will meet each train Advances on Freehold Securities. for the convenience of visitors, Valuators. Weekly Sales at the Rooms and Yards, GOOD STABLING AND GRASS neoced with the Associated Companies, and offers exeeptionably favorableratii to iuu* rers, TO PADDOCKS GEORGE JONES light bush. pARRIAGE ROBERT EKETAHUNA. W.HERCOCI. Queei-st, Maitertoi. OS , Aojnt-T. 0 D'ARCY, Australian Mutual Provident Society * TO TEE Undersigned will carry goods tt aid from Mauriceville, Etetahuna, and intermediate places, once a week, commencing on TUESDAY, 13th inst.; or, if sufficient inducement offers, will run twice a week—at the lowest currentrates. ■ Queen-street. OORBETT'S :. V FOR SALE EASY TERMS. 8J acres tf land, O'Malley'i estate, Tt Ore Ore. About 5 acres in grass, salute Secure yards and paddocks, Agents For— Pkoprietor. LET. ON* ' W, W. McCARDLE, WYETH Empire Hotel, Ghabmlki Kdw»rd Pearce, Esq. J.P. Dirkciowi : Gi Tge Allen ' J. B. George, A.M.1.0.E. Hft'l. M: ft' ftrnn. UTI H T George Hunter, J.P. JUST *- . & & Wardrobes A WASHING MACHINE FOR FIVE SHILLINGS! ft SoLicnoßa;' Messrs Izard and Bell Bankm : The Company is always prepared for the General Commission Agent, Tradesmen's Books kept. A trial is respectfully solicited. 6. T. F, is prepared to manufacture, at the ARGYLE BOABDING-fIOUSE OR CLUB. shortest notice, and of the best description SHI aoi . QUEEN-STREET, mhihou plain graced or, the Majetin Stoik, wili idwayii.beeritttely free frein light • infact, all Wow graft will b. clean. Itiaiot*' peoM-.it 11 .not' pratendei-tkat-applii n&turallv »nM*nt wh.u ....1. ./It. ssv saw mill grafted on the Majettn Stock." lot it* the utmoit importance to hare dialoiM the enemy from hn prinoipal itrangiuli tela* ground; it nukes the if til apple much more easy andouitivatin arrewW».-Jt#ia McGregor • brothers, the Public to know they can g<t a good dinner, with the chohe of a Cup ofTea or Coffee or a good Glass of Ale. I give the Beer and sell the Dinner. A. EWINGTON. .. Pbgfjuetors •Timber cut to any size and delivered,. FOR SALE, i Lang T UNION SAWMILL,TARATAHI <&o».'g Catalogue." . FOR SALE. .' AppleTreei, beat «ort»i;graftedonkMt. , 410 4in by fin", 4ft 6in, 4s Gdper 100 in numbei' 3in bj lin, 4ft 6in, 4s (opposite Railway hotel) Mastertoh. ... : THE undersigned beg to the The "Maoio"Washing Maohine should NOTI E TO FARMERS' and STORE habitants of the Wairarapa informthey inthat are be in every house, KEEPEB6. now able to Bupply ALE and STOUT of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, and hope, by TyILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., PRIOE-FROM 5s UPWARDS. supplying a Good and f'ure Article to secure TABATAIISAW 4 PLANING MILLS your orders, which will receive our Earliea will be prepared before next Harvest to .ANT HSRSON. OAN HATS A TRIAL BRATIS. Attention. Wrist the at following Current Bates Winußm,■ ■"■ . They also teg to .inform .the agriculturists • J, E..3AYES '■/{■:■■■ Oatmeal, Tine,' Modnim, and Coarse ; "-a ne'Bhhorhnod that they are going te f«tir», Pine, Matai, W ton. . ■■'.■'.: ;.';,.,..,•; .'■'■ "i Terms'..'Oash;'':-'.;'' ." '. :■'■,: MI ■■■■-■ „ '' : "'';^.,w.:corpX •■ ot«. proof Jtocki, Apricoti, Bramblei, "68, Neotarinei, Peaohn,-Peab,iPlnM, Qumcflß, Kgi, Medlars, Graperum , ' JBestTaneties of Gooatberrieß ■" Ylower roots/ <fec, RaoiodewL All orders sent .toK BARRATT will i* attention;* \.^-kzi_:&:;;■ s WOb'L _: pf 8 HE EPSKInT ceiveßtnci '•^■ r ,T^A^mrilsEßti../,'■. VALUE. ; ! *92 . ~ '". ■ : „ For shorter lentfhß/ls per foot per, 100 lower. 16s per 1,000 extra delivered"in Master < , 'pper ' MAkSTERTON. " 'STOOHI. thii abilitfof bhght THE properly WANTED G. T. FARMER, able at fixe* periods in the future, and tear ofclothes. To grantLoans On security of Real Property, Bank, or other shares, Ships, The Magio" Washing Machine will save .Steamers, &o, the user time, labor, and money, To receive money on deposit, for which full rates of interest are paid. The "Maoio" Washing Maohine will pay J.WOODWARD, for itself in one washingday. Welliajtei, Ist Jane, 1681 AS 'aonvS ssouJ To receive monthly payments frem per- The "Maoio". Washing Machine does sons to accumulate sums pay. away with rubbing, and the consequent wear APPLES GRAFTED ON MAJETIN is <nog stook t» k«, down i« gometJmei.rAiiwwa. 'HOIHJaHI.i'IVHi'IM) sented, we wish to atate in wha't ita yalue asv' consists, atiiicomplotflyjblighfcpfwf, that 'airaojra isra ara 01 toox 0} }i pspj eq BABqoqiiiißiqpaounonoij EASTHOPE Agent for Mutual Life Association «f Australasia. 494 Washing Machine being FURNITURE TO ORDER, strictly automatio, requires no attention at his new central premites. whatever while at work, "Magic" M, •SHsooHfl Tiy Rents and Debts collected and promptreturn unequalled in the rendered. Wairarapa. The" Maoio" Washing Machine will wash and cleanae clothes from the finest fabrio to IF TIVIDALE NURSBRT, Queen-street, Marterton, sewn or pegged, WORK at LOWEST PRICE in the Valley forCASH, 463 A good atook of PICTURE MOULDINGS All goods Bold at prices Janiej Wallace Nora the Jddbebs— PARKES AND PETERSEN, Repairs neatly executed A choice description of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Boots and Shoes always on hand, either HOUSEFUBMSHING REQUISITES. on hand. William H.. Levin, J.P., M.H.B, James Loolrie This TjISING •■■ ;:: ; LABGE ppKS,pf, DBESBED TJIMBIB Maize Meal :',. It the Sole 4gent for the Wairarapa for the jfc,, »»!• of Washing Machines. ;^.|44 li Mrßayli«;.will yisit Masterton; at an tu ■ • Bean-Meal; &c;- ■:•.,.•• -■•^ .~:r.i:,-.lXl] _J_X\ !.![o l.X^ f ,*; ■:,:■.. chasers, of .MALTING .BARLEY -next Givea for JVool, Hides, and Sheepskin^ ;BACON;& WEIGLET, season. :; v.!-.; ; -v-:,'i : :A.Q.BAYLiSS, - :'.■;". : Bed White Pine, ud other Timbers eulto ■ jlmesThompson. -- D'ARvO Y : «&. • BAKERY BRIDGE'STREET, MwiiMt) HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. • Coaches, horses, buggies, always on hire. Horses to buy and to sell on the most reason* able terms. ■ Always ready to do business. Proprietor. -' ]M A O. Commission and Forwarding Agent and GENERAL BUTOpER, OLUB P. COOKERY RESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, ' ', PER R Y mHOS. ! il,o ■ M. R, MILLER, STOOi AND STATION AGENT, PJttDEAUX, _. ' £3 te £5 per acre; Small Farms near town, itoek, AL T.E R STOREKEEPER 'URSERY AND SEEESMAK, Next Empire Hotel, Queen-st., Masterton A large stock of Groceries, Ironmongery, MASTERTON. BEGS to intimate, that he will open a itw THE PROPRIETOR of the above Hotel Fancy Goods, Fruit, &c. Coffee and Luncheon Rooms by Mrs Wyefch, stock ofseed in the shopknown as Wiltti'i having completed the erection of an addi9.32 Seed Shop, and will carry n tkt trasuns oiple j special attention being given tobadly Molesworth-Street. formed and diseased feet. er CARRIAGES. WAGGONETTES, CABS. Farm Implements made and repaired. NURSERY ato SEIDSMAN. BUGGIES, 4 SADDLE HORSES PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION FOR All work guaranteed,. ON HIRE. ROBERT CRAWFORD, LADIES i GENTLEMEN, All kinds of Carriages built and repaired, &c- 183 Blacksmith. &c. Carterton, All orders for seed sent Oarriajt free. Horses shod by a first-class ShoeingSmith. SOMERVJLLE, R. Proprietor. My Vegetable Serfs ira all tf tkt host P.S.-On Sale, cheap, Carriages, Waggon- WAT SON & WINTERINGHAM FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION For Boarders and Travellers. ettes, Buggies, Expresses, Ac., (to., new in great variety, and it tkt lowest sorts, Saddleks and Haknesb-makbes, A TABLE D'HOTE DALLY and second band, 502 prioes; discount of 10 pit cent, on tSL at 1 o'clock, TAMES THOMPSON cash orders for s'eed; Price of teed fretn II HOUSE, Desire to inform their friends and the gene (And after the 10th ORK March at 6 p.m. also.) ral public that they have removed into their perpaoketj J. H. CORBETP Manufacturer o» premises fronting Mr P. Giay's blaoknew GENTLEMEN' S NEXT THH Imports the best Brands of OIUB, TEBRAOE. Bimth's shop, where they can now LEMONADE, compete MATED WATERS AUTO CORDIAS, Rum, Ports, Sherries, Claret, Flower Seeds in great variety and tf kei PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDMNOE. with any house in New Zealand. QUEEN-STREEI, MASTERTON, Liquers, and Champagne. At the request of the greater number of out door and greenhouse sorts from ljd per residents of Masterton and surrounding Dis- Hocks still and sparking, Genuine Australian Private Apartments for families. tricts, they have started in the Saddlers and IT 11 LI A M KEESTEB Wines. Gentlemen can be accommodated with Harness business, and trust to merit a fair English Beer and Stout, FRUIT TREES of all lands. Pinei, A NIG r POETEB KEPT. TENT AND SAILMAKER, share of the public patronage by putting in (Opposite Empire Hotel), material, first-class workmanship, ONE OF ALOOOK'S BEST TABLES Cupressus, Forest Tree*, Shrubi, Xmh, PLUNGE AND SHOWER BATH, first-olass and strict attention to business, No extorin tho Billiard Boom, Masterton. 183 Magnolias,. Azalea*, Camellias, Rhod*iletition in prices. Good Stabling and seourePaddockj. "ffi» W. drons, Dahliai (60 of the finest prize tortt), All kinds of attention paid to either Town FURNITURE WAREHOUSE 684 Proprietor or Country orders. Gladiolas. SUN HOTEL, GREYTOWN. Repairs neatly executed with promptitude CAGES! CAGES!! and despatch. All the beit known kinds in all the rim Proprietor, Also, everyrequisite of the Trade kept on Wm, HAMMERWH" T. S. JAGO, stock. I have a large and Taried uiork BE(JS to ABE I VED, hand. 276 inform his numerous friends and CABINET-MAKEfy UPHOLSTERER, f) tho publio generally that he hai to 1 *>■AND ment to ohooie from, and planters would do AND UNDERTAKER, NOW OPENED above well-known Hoßtelry, Bridge-street, Slahtkrtou. well to inspect my stock before giving, their FOUR CASES or Pianos re-silked and polished, COCKATOO, All kinds of Piotare-rraming executed, and externally, bo that with its abundant PRICES TO SUIT THE THUS. PAROQUET, Carpets planned and laid down, HAS the honor to announce to the accommodation for boarders, travellers, or CANARY, and Venetian blinds made to order. settlers of the Wairarapa and the East Coaßt families, and its close proximity to the Bail- (furniture renovated, and all kinds of repairs 5 per cent, discount en all oath eiders, FANOY CAGES, Districts that he has opened his Extensive way Station, the Proprietor on now confiAnd executed on the premises, 4!3 dently recommend it as one of the best Stookinnewandmore 5 OASES PICTURES AND CABINET Hotel in the province, CENTRAL PREMISES GOODS The inspection of the public inviud, In assuring his patrow that'(ai former adjoining the Bank of New Zealand, and years) none but FIR.^T-CLASS in At ASHER'S AMES WINES, BEER, OR SPIRITS, Fanot Goods Warehouse, opposite M. Caßelbbro &Co.'s BriokWare N.B.—Furniture delivered within a reasonwhere he house, will he able to offer to old Will be kept on the premises, and th»t the Willis-Street, Wellington, charges are moderate, VV.H, trusts to get a Skedsmait anj Flomst, For Sale—A few Singing Canaries. 631 share of public patronage. T S. JAGO, FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE. OLD FRIENDS ARE PARTICULARLY Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, add UnderTT7ILLIAM R. BOOK INVITED. WAIPOUA NURSERY, taker, A CONVEYANCE FOR PASSENGERS AND LUGGAGE tdge-street, M n Gentlemen furnishing vill dowell tooall and 484 TRAIN. ATTEHDaEVEKY ENGRAVER, DIE-SINKER, ARTIST, &c. inspect his MASTERTON. TITEDIOAL HALL, MASTERTON BEGS ALCORN'S BUILDINGS, to;inform his numerous cuttotners DRAWING AND DINING-ROOM IHE GREYTUWN HOTEL, (OPPOSITE BARRAUD's) SUITES, and the public generally that he ku QBEYTOTO, VAIMRiJA. T. 6. MASON, LAMBTOtt QUAY. which he is now turning out—unequalled —o— Chemist and Druggist, taken the extensive nursery and grounds »f. forprice, material, and workmanship, He Has on sale a good stock of the also, directs attention to his stock of Mr Henry Wilton, and will be able to supply PUREST DRUGS, CHEMICALS, irig with despatch BEAUTIFUL PIER GLASSES. and Pharmaceutical Preparations, ohoice Shrubs, Plants, Cuttings, Ac, at THE above well-known and old-estabCOPPER-PLATE ENGRAVING. Also—A complete seleotion of Proprietary reasonable prices j also a G. T. F, begs to inform his friends and quantity of Visitprß to the Wairarapa and Travelling articles, comprising:—Ayer's Hair Vigor, Cards, Billheads, Cheques, Sorip Oetti. the general' public that he has added the Public in Accommodation and Oonvenience. Mexioan Hair Renewer, Tricopherous, Lime Wilton's Prize Strawberry Plant* at fe pit ficates, Ball Programmes, Labels, etc. business of Particular attention has been given to the Juico and Glycerine, and Rowlands' Macassar 100. To arrive per "Bangiort,"' from DIE-BINKINO AND STEEL ENORATINO. arrangemeut of Private Apartments, and the Oil. Promises having recently been thoroughly Also-Floriline, Sozodont, Myrrh and Medals, Corporate Seals, Stamps, Crests, UNDERTAKER Borax, Gosnell's Cherry Tooth Paste, Row- under (especially seleoted for Exhibitor*). Monograms, etc, eto. any in the district. Visitors will find all ands' Odonto, and other preparations for the MISCELLANEOUS ENGRAVING. the Comforts of a Home, and every atten- Teeth. Peas Runner Beans to Inscriptions, etc, on Gold and Silver Plate, to his establishment, and all orders entrusted tion paid them, A comfortable Covered The well-knownromedy, Pectoral Syrup o Beet Srocoli him will be executed with promptitude. Brass Door Plates, Brasß and Steel Conveyance in connection with the Hotel Carrageen, or Irish Moss, for coughs, colds, Stamps, Punohes, etc., eto. meets every the and bronchial affections, convenience of is still prepared a train, for G. T. F. has paid Ms Establishment only. LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING ON TRANSFER lately to importing considerable attention Patrons and the Pubilc. Carrot Caulifloww Every description —o— of Patent Medicines in PAPER OR STONE. HINTS' DUPLEX LAMPS, Cress While soliciting, the Favors of the Travelling stock knitard Public, and thanking his patrons for tho Leek Parsnip extraordinary splendid light, beside which support hitherto ILLUMINATING. accorded, the Proprietor "HARKES & pETERSON Lettuce Onions wishes to assure them the same attention Addresses en Parohment, Vellum, Eresenta Raddi h Parsley BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, be given as hitherto. will tation Books, etc Those who have not seen the new Boot Shoe Depot, Queen-si, Jfasterton —o— Celery Cucumber HERALDIC DRAWING. BAMBOO CLOTHES AND TOWEL Good Stabling and Grass Paddocks are While thanking the public for pa ot favors, Gourd Melon . Crests, Coats ,of Arras, eto., coorectly blamost b HORSES respectfully to inform the inhabiattached to the Hotel, zoned, tants of the Wairarapa generally that in no Marrow should inspect G. T. F,'s stock before pur- Note— the Tomate other place can they get such good value for chasing. Sketches supplied if required. GREYTOWN HOTEL, Mangold ChampionSwde (Within a few chains of the Post and Tele- their money as at the above-named establishAll favors left with W. Bock, Greytoffn, ment, Italian Rye Grass LADIES are invited to his 464 view varied and will receive prompt attention. extensive stock of P. &P. also draw the attention of the Orders left at Mr T. B, FELLINGHAM, NOTICE. Toilet Ware Frioe'i or it U. publio to their celebrated hand-Bewn ShootTeilet Tables Caielberg Co.'e, will notiri prompt at. To parties wishing to Acquire Property in Wash Stands BOOT&SHOEMAKRR. of the Townships of the Wairarapa,. tention. Oval and Square Tables sat theManawatu County, Chests ofDrawers Main-St,,Feathemton. ties in tin above-named county, and will Perambulators feel pleased a< all times to comnmnioate with Walnut and Cedar Drawing and Diningany intending purohaaers. room Suites THYNNE, LINTON 4; 00'., Wool Mats Adelaide Mats and Door Mats. Palmeriton North and Foxton. Ohildrens' Cots, Iron and Wood. 17th March, 1880. And a large and assorted stock of 471 Lamiioh Quay; Wmlimiok, ' 3,180 acres Freehold. Fenced, drained, and improved. Railway line gains through it, Well rituated, and good land. Price low. Terms . easy. Thames, 6,500 acres Leasehold. 16 years, partly improved; takes grass freely. Price low. Thames. 15,080 acres Leasehold, well watered and bounded, Pent £206, Stock at valuation, Price very low. Bayo Plenty. farm Sections, from 50 acres improved andunim Has tings, Havelock, art, Or mondville, Woodv Taurrnga Poverty Bay, dro. jrofe.—FreeholdStation Properties, par-" tially improved and about half stocked' range at from 15/-, 20/-, 30/-to 40/- per acre according to locality, Ac.: land more highly improved for pastoral purposes, and partly agricultural, of easy access, range atfrtm and of highest agricultural value,range from £l2 to £2O per acre. Leasehold, with eleven to sixteen years to run, and rents ranging from Jd to IJd per acre, are offered at 17/6 to 22/6 for all sheep; delivered with all working stock and plant'given in. These' runs are generally capable of being made to carry three to five times their present rv " back to London, - & the Proprietress has much pleasure in informing her friends and the publio generally that the accommodation for Travellers and ten miles of Napier. teers. She hit the bull's eye. Color-Ser19 000 acres Leasehold, 15 years to run, goant James Huxley was one of her body with 8000 Merino Sheep Ring fenced and divided into paddocks. Sown down with grasses. All necessary buildings, and now capable of carrying 14,000 sheep. Half share er whole. Price low, and easy terms. 1,400 acres Freehold, unimproved, with 1000 Sheep, few cattle. Easy \ , ■ 1 one of Alcock's first-class tables,'has justbeen refurnished in the most elegant manner. ■ . A. ELKINB.,, . -A Proprietor. * ' • : Mastebtok. The purposes forwhich the Association is recommended ! established aro twofold. In the first place it TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELoffers ah excellent method of investment for those who wish to accumulate their capital or LINGTON AND SURROUNDING 1) 0B E R,T WALKER savings at the highest rate .consistent with NEIGHBORHOOD. perfect security, and by allowing small or Late of the Duke of Edinburgh Theatre, large Bums to be invested by periodical pay- "ffiOß Health, Durability, and Economy, Hokitika), ments, it conforms to the circumstances of all Has opened the Union Hotel, Willis-street, ciasscs, •L Recommended by the Faculty as one Wellington. iu the second place to those who require of the Best and cheapest ever invented for loans upon properties they already possess, or o*ll and see him, 443 wl ut may meet with opportunities of acquiring this climate. ■ SOFFE'S 35s SPRING MATTRESS properties advantageously, it presonts the N G, means of obtaining advances upon easy and On view at the Manufactory, ManuorsJAMES I favorable terms. street, Wellington. GOLD AND SILVERSMITH TheAssociation receives fixed deposits at Six Men Coutinually making. AMD rates to bo agreed upon. MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, Subscriptions on investment shares, 5/ per "Tv ARL E Y 6 KNIGHT 83" (Under the Illuminated Clook), .gj month; ultimate value of shares, £SO. Applications for shares to be addressed to Willis-street, Wellington. GENERAL CARRIERS, the Manager. Orders for the trade carefully attended to. A liberal commission allowed to Agents to inform tho inhabitants of Master374 on all investment shares issued through tonBEG and its vicinity that they have removed them. to the premises lately occuOffice Hours: Monday, Wednesday, and from Greytown pied by Mr JobVile in Masonic-street, MaßFriday, from 2 to 4 p.m. MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, Pay day: Thefirst Saturday in each month terton, and are prepared to CONVEY between the hours of 2 and 4 and 7 and 9 GOODS to and from Featherston, and MasWILLIS-STREET, terton, Taueru, or elsewhero at the lowest WELLINGTON, p.m (Opposite Doctor Harding'i) The Manager will attend atthe Club Hotel, current rates Masterton, every Thursday eveningpreoeding THOS. 0. D'AROY, the pay day in Greytown. GEORGE WYETT, Manager. Meerschaum Pipes Mounted. Old Goldand Silver B«ught and Exchanged. Hormßrokn to tittlb Horset Bouyht ■HLACESMITH. FARMER, &c. Doublt and |jm|lr and told on Gildinfand Electroplating. CARTERTON. Agents for Wairarapa, with whom erderß The'undersigned bogs respectfully to anmay be left :-MrD. 0 Kms, Featherston; TMPERIAL LIVERY AND LETTING nounce to the settler' of Taratahi-Carterton ' Mr T.E, Price, Masterton. 471 STABLES., andneighborhoed, that he has commenced business .in his new Premises at theabove AND ATIONAL HOTEL. lownship, and hopes by strict attention CARRIAGE FACTORY. • .J to business, coupled with moderate ohargos, (Opposite the Victoria Hotel), Abel Smith (Opposite St. George's Hall) and Branch Stables opposite street, LAMBTON QUAY, I patroni, 1 rent,i with ueasenoia, jow :• Cash advanced on wool ■ and'•' insurances effected at lowest current rates from sheep's & .. and friends board. 9,500 acres Freehold, Crown Grant, and (Ifin r.....k.1J gnroß ... : run; iHjics .. ( .. | LEASEHOLD, 18,300 ACRES 16years to run, 20 miles from Moliaka, sub-7,000 Merino Sheep 25 Head Cattle. Horses Homestead, Yards, Wooiscouring, <feo. ; also, 84 acres Freehold, U miles from Postal: Telegraph Station, and steamers' landing-place. Country very easily accessible and cheaply managed. Beautiful Lakes, streams, limestoneridges and downs. 21,500 acres Leasehold, 15 years to rens, £135 per annum. 8000 Merino sheap 40 cattle, few horses and substantial improvements, sea 11l 0 W | ESTIMATES GIVEN. ALL GUARANTEED. R ; Urts,_ Expresses, 40., equally moderate in price, and all handsomely furnished. Ift W x»,v ......!.: „ >; .,. :v I : v ''' ; "' a &6N&™i;:T;'.f.;! JAMES GUILPOEb- Sbn.;; ■■■?'■ Wool-icouripg aiidTanning EitabMment '. ffiHl' B Sub-Agents for North British and' Mercantile Insurance Company! ' ' And Murray, Roberts A Cbi- ■",;' ■ * J. * ■ Shafts, and Lamps, FIF TY•FIV E POUNDS LAD iSS' LOW-WHEELED PAKE With Bl,afts and lam P3 . FOBTY-SIX POUNDS. PROPERTIES D - : - COO TON promptly attended to.. ; with Shafts wxn&P3' TmRTV I,,J[VE POINDS. WAGONETTE, to carry nine, with Pole, R'iix;- K, the Wairarapa. Orders from Mi STERTON or OiRTER. : •• BUGGY, with Pole Lamps, complete for A DARLEY A KNlGHT,'General Carriers, (iIiEYTOVVN, beg to announce' that they carry Goodßfrom Featherstontt all parte of - " ; Ss> mil. FORTY-FIVE POUNDS. SINGLE-SEATED BUiiUY, n WAIPOUA & Lately occupied by W. Blaok, where with the advantages of Superior Firstclass Workmen, and a well-seasoned stock to cheose from, Customers may rely upon obtaining Vehicles that cannot be surpassed tor style and durability at the following DOUBIMATEp rMP-ORTAXT .; ; * prices AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF 1 ■• : THOSE who Have not patromsM'M'DUFF CO., of Dixos-btkket, are iuvited to call on them at their NEW P.REMISES, ■:■• INVESTMENT .NOTICE. n'LUE,. HOTEL, MASTERTO-N STEAM SAW PLANINO ; ''AND MOULDING MILL, ■.'.■■• ■<■■..' f GRAY, ;in returning, thanks to bis ( The Proprietor of the above wd.and .well-, WAIRARAPA. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. r ; erous customers for past' favors, begs to known estabMnient begstothiink the inhabipIiTTLIJOiBN'IS, n m the public generally-that, having now tants of Masterton and tho■' surrounding' disMain-street, Greytown. . ' ■■"■•">" ■■•"'''••■''■"■■ h -itock'a large quantity, of'the" very best tricts, as: also the, :travelling public for ,the on haj d.: Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating Incorporated Building Societies' under'tlio'" iimbers suitable for Ooachbuilding and Wheel large measure of support hitherto givenj and onstauoly stacked on the premises. MouldtVjATCHMAKER k OPTICIAN, Act, 1876,"] wightpiirposos,ho is prepared to receive and bogs reßpeotfully to atato''that .additions; nga: in great"variety.' Firsts and Seconds, {Directly opposite Occidental Hotel) DißEorons execute all orders entrusted to him, and will alterations, andimprovements*on.accordance rough lining, LAMBTON QUAY, weather boards, and Scantling Pharazyn Messrs (Chairman), M. lguaranteeboth style and finish toequal that' with the progress of the Charles WELLINUION;- 443 place, as also the for building'purposes, Any description of Casdherg, J. Fuller, W. 0. Cuff, J. turned out in any part of the Province. growing requirements of the trade, have been' turned work executed on the shortest notice. Snodgrass, W. Booth. all kinds of Vehicles, including made. ■ ■ u ' ,cl ■ I ■-—■p--o-6-Rr~*;'■;'■ S 0; Band Saws for any Designot Curved Work ■ Repairs topainting, shall receiveimmediatt trimming The Culinary Department is', as usual, first- Carved Brackets (large size) from Bs. Every still Tns Annual Income exoesda £7,000 attention, and be performed with neatness class. description of Joiners' Work finished in a Capital on Loan ; £IB,OOO and dispatch. Faithfully attend Wines, Beers, Spirits, and other liquors are neat and workmanlike manner, to instructions Profits already allotted £3,738 F.GRAY, each and all of the very beßt quality!" 1 Reserve Fund frombld £658 Blaoksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright The Billiard Room, which is provided with BACON WRIGLEY ■ Proprietors. at;..-.-. •■■;,; ; ' . 1 -' OOUKTENAT MACE. <-;' : ;■> -<2 ; "■■■.•>■.' I'liij'ioo IHE PERMANENT Fitted to any eight' ; Coach SPECTACLES ASD FOLDER^, ;! • iFactohy. , Hjmpiee •■■ : Printed and published tyy faui tnuu nnder the style orfirm of 'J, Pitrw f ;>,rjCo., tt thi r«fl»t»r»d;.offioi [,|fc«~>