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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 598, 19 October 1880, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN—You can get your Blankets washed at sixpence each, and everything else at proportionate rates, at the Machine Laundry, Hall-street. 597 [TANTED.—A steady single man, ttor.Vj ougbly used ta farm and station wi> k ,in' general. A twelve months' nt offered. Applicatieustobe made to W. Stuart Forbes, Esq., Carterton. 597 WANTED. A good shearers' cook. Apply to W. C. Buchanan, Tiipnrupurn. Sgo WANTED Known.—The New Pinafoie Costume, paper pattern, complete, Is. Mrs Moiey's Paper Pattern Depot, Cuba-street, Wellington. 593 WANTED Known—The New Jersey Costume, Paper Pattetn, complete, Is fid. Mrs Morey, Paper Pattorn Depot, Cuba-street. Wellington. 59i) WANTED.— A general Servant. One who is desirous of settling permanently in a home in the country preferred, Apply to Mrs Maunsell, Riversdale near Greytown, or to Miss Spratt, Greytown. W ANTED.—A girl, 13 or 14, one used to children. Apply to Mrs Elley. 58 tttANTED KNOWN.-That the Wellington YY BeM is the best, cheapest, and most palatable Sauce' manufactured.--W. T. GABRATT, sole proprietor, comer of Vivian and Taranaki streets, 'Wellington. 587 ANTED.—£2SO on Masterton property, good security, for 4 years, at 10, per cent. Apply Box 42, Post Office, Master'ton. 586 WANTED KNOWN.-That W. Whey is delivering White Pine Shingles to any part of Masterton, at 8/- per 1000, for orders of not less than 5000. Orders sent to the undersigned will to. W. Wiley, Carterton. ■ANTED KNOWN.-That we have just received from London "The Catholic Parochial Hymn Book." Words only Is 6d, with music 5s fid. Whittaker Catholic Depot, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 575 WANTED KNOWN.—The undersigned is a CASH purchaser of TALLOW in large or small quantities. Ci WILTON, Kuripuni, 559 WANTED to sell about 800 fencing posts. Apply to Vile and D'Arcy. 530 WANTED,— Babbit Skins, Highest Price given for large and small quantities. Vile and D'Arcy. . 515 WANTED KNOWN.-That we guarantee, in spite of all Opposition, to sell our Groceries, Drapery, Ironmongery, #o., as CHEAP as any House in town. Compare our Prices.—C, A. BRIGGS& Co., Masterton, 575 WANTED.— Purchasers for our39s Tweed Suits. Apply early to C. A. BBIGGS & CO., Masterton, 575 ttjANTED KNOWN.-That C. A. yy BEIGGS & CO. are Agents for the Colonial Insurance Co. 575 WANTED.-Buyers for our Splendid Tea at Is lid, Sugar 3 d, sJtl, and 6d per lb—l6s, 18s, and 20s per bag; Cheese Bd, Bacon Bd, Kerosine, lis Gd per tin, Ac. C. A. BBIGGS & CO., Masterton, 575 WANTED.— The public to compare our TEA at is lid per lb with that sold by others at 3s per lb.—C. A, BBIGGS & CO., Masterton. 575 WANTED.— The public to Buy at the Cheapest Market.—C. A. BBIGGS CO., Masterton. 575 WANTED Known, that A. Williams, Blacksmith and Farrier, Courtenay Plane, 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 Ascription, 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 Knonn, the Grosvenor Hotel, Taranaki-street. Splendid promenade oil roof, commanding a beautiful view of the city and harbor, and ouly a few minutes' walk from the Tramway, Superior accommodation for Boarders and Visitors, also private suites of apartments for families. : Visit solicited, 11. C. Wilson, Proprietor.

WANTED. KNOWN.-Mrs Morey's Paper Pattern Depot, opposite Godber s Bakery, Cuba-street. .Paper P tterns of all the newest styles, from which ladies may cut their ewn materials. Ladies' own materials cut out at a moderate charge. Ladies'costumes, 2s; children's do Is Gil ladies' jackets, 1b Gd; child's do, Is. Ladies' dressing gowns in all the newest styles, 2s; boys' suits, Is Gd; riding habits, 2s—The above prices for flat pattern's, 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 OATS! OATS ! OATST" WANTED KNOWN.—That Bacon and Wrigley are purchasers in large or small quantities. Th 3 highest market price given for Good Milling Oats. . 587 HMiLL UNIMPROVED FARMS ne r IO Featherston and Greytown, in blocks to suit purchasers. Open swamp and bush country, Deferred payments. Apply Messrs Joseph and Phillips, Dry River Station Lower Yalley. 34 BENNETT'S REGISTRY OFFICE FOR DOMESTIC SERVANTS, Institute, Mastekton, 43 J,G. MAOKAY begs to inform the in- , habitants of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has opened the shop belonging to Mr Russell, Kuripuiii, as a BAKERY, and hopes, by strict attention to business, and by supplying bread of tho best quality to merit a fair share of patronage. 41b, loaf weighed on delivery, 8J Cash only. Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes made to order. 489 mO LET ON LEASE IN FEATHER 1 S T 0 N. QUARTER-ACRE of LAND, on which is erected a live-roomed Cottage and eightstalled stable adjoining'the Railway Station, with or without purchasing clause. Applv early to • 111 ■ J. VILE, TO LET OR FOR S4.LE, SEVERAL Cottages and Houces, Rent ranging from 5h to 12s per week. Also, three snug little properties for sale 011 easy terms. ' . For particulars apply W. BOCK, '• Greytown. TO LET.—Those premises m Masterton, lately occupied by. Mr G. T. Farmer as a Furniture Warehouse, and 12 acres of laud. Also a section adjoining Messrs M. Caselberg & Co.'s store, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Apply to WILLIAM JAMES, : Steaa Furniture Manufactory, S4B ' ' Lambton Quay, Wellington, FOll SALE.—A first-class section of GO acres iu the Rargitumau Block; on the Forty,-lK ile Bush. Road, Magiiificait'larid. Let at ( a nominal rent of £36, About 50 acres in grass. 100 chains fencing, Fin.Mass 6-roomed houso, stables, barn, aiut outhouses.; one acre garden, Apply' W.S.. WiBUKPfa Daily Office. - : " : u!)(j