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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 511, 9 July 1880, Page 3

TXT"ANTED.—A Night Watohman, Apply .VV shup.to Emput Hotel. . •, 611 WANTED,— Board and Lodging in a private family for a young married couple j bedroom and parlor required. Letters addressed to W,R, care of J. lorns Is Co., Masterton, 811 WANTED.— To . punkas* good teed wheat. Must be guaranteed Spring seed. Apply to F. H. Wood & Co. 509 WANTED KNOWN.—That I have bu p . plied a want long felt in Carterton, by purohajinz a Mangle, and am.. prepared to execute any orders entrusted t 1 my care at 3d per doz, Mrs Goddard, opposite Giles' Hotel. 507 WANTED by.a gentleman of several, years' colonial experience, employment. Is a. thorough' Accountant, and possesses' first-rate testimonials. Small salary required. Is willing to {• m lesions in Bookkeeping at a moderate 1 charge.— H. 8., office of .this paper. -t 502 TX7ANTED-by a married man, asituaY V tion on a farm.; Is a good ploughman and -milker. Good references if retired. Appiy at this office, 601 WANTED.— A situation as manager or bailiff on a farm. Wife as housekeeper. Good references if required, ipply at this office, 500 WANTISD KNOWN.—That W. Wiley will supply the best and cheapest shingles in Masterton, Apply to Bacon and W?igley, Waipoua Planing Mills, 434 WANTED. KNOWN.—Freehold House and land Wiigley's estate. Only £l6O. Deposit £lO, balance monthly payments at 8 per cent interest for 4 years. 4ft 11. & ,J. BROWN. WANTED.— Purchasers for Sawn Shingles at 10s per 1000. One coat of Hematite Paint renders these shingles partly fireproof.—Bacon and Wrigley, Waipoua Mills. 476 WANTED Kuown, that A. Williams, Blacksmith and Farrier, Courtenay Place, intiinalea to his friends and the public that he has engaged a' first-class Coachbuilder. Buggies, expresses, spring traps, spring and tip diaya, of every description, made and repaired. AH orders punctually attended to, and all work guaranteed and and done on the shortest possible notice, Cheapest firm in the Colony, 470 WANTED Kno*n, the.Grosvenor Hotel, Taranaki-street. Splendid promenade on roof, commanding a beautiful view of tho city 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, O. Wilson, Proprietor. 476 WANTED KNOWN.—Mrs Morey's . Paper Pattern Depot, opposite Godbor s Bakery, Cuba-street, Paper P it> terns of all the newest styles, from which ladies may cut their «wn materials. Ladies' own materials cut ont at a moderate charge. Ladies' coßfeuinoß, 2s j,children's do 1b Cd ladies' jackets, Is 6d; child's do, Is. Ladies' dressing gowns in all the newest styles, 2s; boys' suits, 1b b'd; riding habits, 2s.—The above prices for flat patterns,, fully trimmed patterns, with flat patterns to cut by, double the above prices. All orders to be accompanied by P. 0.0., or stamps. 477 WANTED KNOWN that J. Mandel, Tobacconist, Wellington, has received a large supply of Cigaiw, Tobacco and Cigarettes of tho very best American brands; also he has received a first-class Cutting Machine, the best in New Zealand, and he is prepared to supply in any quantity, wholesale or retail, the finest Cut Tobacco, and any orders J. M. may be favored with will be etecutod ou the shortest notice. It you want to enjoy a good smoke, try Mandel's Unsteamed Tobaico. Note the Addroßß—- • J, MANDEL, . Hairdresser & Tobacconist, Willis-st., Wellington. Best Brands Cigaw alwajß on hand, Wholesale buyers liberally dealt with. 4G4 Mrs- ENEESEfI, Hall-street, Masterton, wishes to let apartments to lying-in It dies from up-country. ;or. invalid ladies requiring nursing. Terms on application. 455 SMiILL UNIMPKOYED FAEMS ne r Featherston and Greytown, in blocks to suit purchasers. Open swamp and bush couutry. Deferred payments. Apply Messrs Joseph and l'mims, Dry liivcr Station; Lower Valley. 414(j jyjßS BENNETT'S REGISTRY OFFICE to* ■ DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Institute, Masterton. 43 J Ch MACKAY bees lo inform , the in- _ , _ habitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has opened the shop belonging to Mr Russell, Kuripuui, as a BAKERY, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and by supplying bread of the best quality to merit a fair share of patronago, 41b loaf weighed on delivery, 8d Cash only. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes made to order. 489 TAMES THOMPSON begs to inform tliQ public that on and after this date ho REDUCED THE PRICE OP BREAD to 9d per large loaf and 4,Jd per small loaf, booked; and 8d per large loaf and 4d per small loaf, for cash. The usual discount allowed on all accounts paid weekly, JAMES THOMPSON. - Masterton, June 14th, 1880. 489 TO-LET, -.A Four-roomed House on tho ' Upper Plain and Five Acres of Land—all fenced.- Apply to MrD'Arcy.' " 491 10 LET,—The Shop lately in tho. occu--pation of Mr A, T. Coppins, in Queen-street, Masterton, Rent modn'ate. A'so, fouM'ooincd Cotlago in Chapel-street Apply to THOS. C. D'ARCY, 498 Queen-street. rPO LET, with immediate possession, that I centrally situated Shop and Dwelling adj'oiniue Mr W. Bell, draper, and lately occupied by him. r. For terms apply to - • IV. W. HALES, ■ . TO LET-IN QUEEN-ST. THE' Shop and Dwelling House lately occupied by E. Gillett. Apply to Mr E, Feist. .. ; 466, , WM. ALEXANDER. ON S*A LB by the Undersigned.—4oo Bushels Prime Barley. 493 ' ( F. H. WOOD & CO, TO-LET.— The Shop ,in Queen-strait re _ cently in the occupation of Mr R. G Williams. JOi . . Apply, 484 - . W. PERRY. 10 LET ONT LEASE IN FEATHER. . MO N. T QUARTER-ACRE of LAND, on which is erected a five-roOjiied 1 'Cottage and eight, With or without purchasing: 'clause. Apply early to . ,J. VILE,,