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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 773, 20 May 1881, Page 2

THE EMPORIUM ■*■ ..■■:;.! .■ ,MABTBRTON, ; - : - : May 20,1391. LADIES AND QENTLEMM.-W* beg respectfully to inform you that we. intend commencing busi- . neßs in a few days a» GENERAL ; STOKEKBEPEBS in the stora,; lately occupied by F. W. HALES, ,; and trust, by keeping a good and well assorted stock, to receive a fair share of your patronage. We are buying from the beat markets, and FOB CASH, and shall thus be i able to sell at prioes • whioh will r compare favorably with any other bouse in tho district. Assuring you at all times of our ■ • We are, Ladie3 and Gentlemen, Yours Faithfully, '".'.' RAPP AND MARE.

WANTED.--A Married Couple, woman as housekeeper, cook, &c, man to milk . and genorat station work. References re- \ quired. Apply to Mrs Bennett, Institute,/ ( Masterton, , 778 TANTED.-A Shop Boy. Applysharp - YV toW.P.Felliiigham, Central'Boof and Shoo Warehou3o. 773 IMPOUNDING NOTICE, .' MPOUNDED in the Public Pound, Mas. JL terton, on the- 18th insf;,;'from the property of Mr Drummond- ' ' \ near hind foot white; a; piece of ■ strap on negk. If not released and expenses paid, will be sold at 12/npon tonne 6th lune, in terms of the •" Impounding Act." EDWD. BP.ZAR, ■■„■■' PouhdketpMV- . ; Mai'teiton,May 20tb, 1881; ;:. ■;;■-'. ' r FUNERAL NOTICE. X fully intited to attend the Funeral,. o| his late infant daughter, which/.will leaye his leaidence, Twnii at 11 a.m., arrijrina «t Masterton at 2 p.m., on. THJS DAY, : th» 20th May. inst,. • : •"•■ T. JAGO, NURSERY STOGK.' WW. McCAKDLE'offers liis , by. far the finest Stook of TBEES aud.SHRUP.Sfo be foundin /.the Welling ton Province, at prices that cannot be under, sold, unless by inferior Treesand on common roots. His APPLES are all on blight-proof roots, warranted to keep clean. Apples on blight-proof roots—l year, ' 15s; 2 years, 20s; 3 yeaw, 24s per"' dozen Winter Majetin Apple, blight-proof root and branch, ono of the finest apples ' —1 yoar, 20s; 2 years, 2fis.;'B . years, 32s per dozen . J J ''" • Pews, Plmns, Peaohes .'.'•'..', Cherries,-Quinces, Nectarines '.' : : Apricots—l year, 15s; 2d0,205; 3d", 24s per dozen ... ;.-.y Currants and Gooseberries, & to 7a per dozon. Strawberries,'ss per 100 ;.;";•_ - Raspberries, 3i per d%h ■ Rhubarb Roots, from43 : tb lisp'or-doii s :

•HEDGE PLANTS, v' :.". Barberries, 20s per 1000 : ".'■•"..'';'' ' Quicks, 2 years, 153 per 1000' '■<.:■•■:■ Privet „ ,5s „■ 100 Pinuß Insignia, Is to 2s eaoli' • ~ Oa to 20s ■ • „ 60a to 100 a per 100 Pines of many 'sorts much the «mj?j CUPRESSUBMACROCARPA. "F perdoz, 9a to 20a '' Per 100. 60s to 100s Cupressus of all sorts, from Is 6dtoc.7f 84A.large stook, 200 sorts', from Is 6d to 2s'.6d "■ The following trees are all to .be' h'act at 60s per-100:-English Lauiel, Ash, Oak, Sycamore, Elm,- Holly,. Balsaam./Euonymus, Esoalloma.' 'Other ikes) Plantk, and Bulbs from Is each-Filberts, Figs, Aloes of all sorts, 'Aruoaria, Cedars, Oryptomeria, Yews, Thuga; Arbutus,' Azalea, rOamjillia, Laburnum,. Deiitzia, Deidilla, Hjdraniea, Lantana, Magnolia, Nerium; :PbJladelphns, Photinia, Silver Tree, RhododeiJdron, Ribe), Fach6ia,(.'ryßaDtKe'mum,Dahlias,>GrladL6luii; Lilium.TutipSjPanaies,Phloxes. „), : ■ SEEDS of. all kinds, new,' otieapV and of' finest quality. . .'v TO BUSHMEN; fok Idling 100 ;::VV:,ao(esofliaitbußh;ibiO^