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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 563, 8 September 1880, Page 3

WANTED,— To ! sell one 6r two good Heifers that havojust calved, ,En;., quire of G, W. Woodvoofe, Mastertoii. ' 561ANTED ; IMMED lATELY.-Two good Pick and Shovel Men . Apply to ■Win, Alexander, Op'aki Bridge. . 561 WANTED KNOWN.—The undersigned is a CASH purchaser of TALLOW in large, or small. quantities. 0; WILTON,-' Kuripuni, 569 WANTED KNOWN,—That an absolute Clearing Sale is now taking placo at J. Williams'shop, ill goods must be s«ld to close estate within two weeks. No 'reasonable offer refused. 549 WANTED- By a gentleman of steady habits, possessing excellent testimonials, a Situation on a station as tutor, i Is a thoroughly qualified accountant, and willing to also keep the books, attend the store, and otherwise make himself useful, v Small salary. Addres3 Tutor, office of this paper. 457 WANTED Men for falling scrub, Jas," Stuckey, Jknitumau, 637 WANTED to sell about 800 fencing posts. Apply to Vile and D'Arcy. WANTED.— Monfor felliug scrub. Apply to W. 0, Buchanan, I'upurupuru, or F. G-. Moore, Masterton. 523 WANTED,— Babbit Skins. Highest Price given for large and small quantities. Vile and D'Arcy, 515 WANTED KNOWN.—That W. Wiley will supply the best and cheapest shingles in Masterton. Apply to Bacon and .Wrigley, Waipoua Planing Mills. 434 WA NTED.—Purchasers for Sawn Shingles at 10a per 1000. One coat of Hematite Paint renders these shingles partly fireproof.—Bacon and Wrigley, Waif poua Mills. 470

WANTED Known, that A. Williams, Blacksmith and Farrier, Courtenay Plate, intimates to his friends and the public that he has engaged a first-class Coachbuilder. Buggies, expresses, spring traps, 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. 476 WANTED Kmran, the Grosvenor Hotel, Taranaki- street. Splendid promenade ou rooi, commanding a beautiful view of the 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. C. Wilson, Proprietor, _ 476 WANTED KNOWN.—Mrs Horey'g Paper Pattern Depot, opposite bodber s Bakery, Cuba-street. Paper P .t. terns of all the newest styles, from which ladies may cut their «wn materials. Ladies' own materials cut out at a moderate charge. Ladies' costumes, 2s; children's do Is 6d ladies' jackets, Is Gd; child's do, Is. Ladies' dressing gowns in all the newest styles, 2s; boys'suits, Is 6d; 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 SM4LL UNIMPROVED FABHS ne r Featherston andGreytown, in blocks to suit purchasers. Open swamp and bush country. Deferred payments. Apply Messrs Joseph and Phillips, Dry Biver Station Lower Valley, 34 jy-BS BENNETT'S REGISTRY OFFICE FOR DOMESTIC 'SERVANTS.

Inbiiidtk, Masterton, .43 Educational depository Qdeen-st., MASTERTON. The half-yearly OLEARING-OUT SALE of Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, and School Requisites, will be held for THREE WEEKS ONLY, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 515 T. E. PRICE. QIRCULATING LIBRARY. THE Undersigned has now opened a CIRCULATING LIBRARY in connection with the Educational Depository. Terms—2s 6d deposit, and 4d on each book taken out. 455 ' T. E. PRICE. JG. MACKAY bees to inform the in- , habitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has opened the shop belonging to Mr Russell, Kuripuni, as a BAKERY, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and by supplying bread of the best quality to merit a' fair share of patronage. 41b loaf weighed on delivery, 8i Cash only. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes made to order. 489 TO LET.—The Shop lately in the occupation of Mr A, T. Coppins, in Queen-street, Masterton, Rent modeiate.' THOS. C. D'AIICY, 498 Queen-street. TO LET ON LEASE IN FEATHER S T 0 N. QUARTER-ACRE of LAND, on which erected a five-roomed Cottago and eight, stalled stable adjoining the Railway Station with or without pi.iu.iising clause. Apply early to J. VILE, Masterton. TO LET. THE : large and commodious house, situated in Church-street, lately in the occupation of Mrs Rockel. There is one acre of land, with good garden, horse paddock, stable, and necessary outbuildings, Rent low. Apply to I. C. D'ARCY, 558 Queen-street. TO LET, with immediate possession, that centrally situated Shop and Dwelling

adjoinine Mr W. Bell, draper, and lately occupied by him. For terms apply to P. W. HALES, 399 Queen-street.

• TO LET-IN QUEEN-ST. THE Shop and Dwelling House lately .occupied by E. Apply to Mr E, 466 ■ Wm, ALEXANDER. TO-LET. —The' Shop in Qupen-streit rs cently in the occupation of Mr R. G Williams. Apply, W. PERSY. FOR SALE.—A country HOTEL, doing a steady trade. Possession in October Apply THOMAS THOMPSON, v •481 Taueru Hotel, FOR SALE'or to let,—The Store, Good' Opening for a man of business with a small capital, Terms easy,' . Apply"i.t Disher.-Possession ih October, 55f OW. ON SALE at the CENTRAL __ ' STORE, Carterton—Ten tons blue Derwent Potatoes. Eive tons White Kiduey. • seed potatoes. Fifteen "thousand heart of : .654 ; GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER,