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WANTED iiKIAViY- nuvui,, i„., in this column not ixeudm" ' words OXE SHILLING SIXPENCE each subsequent insertion. WANTED KNOWN.-;. F. AYard ]i ruiuoved his seed Misiitcss lo » rooms <it tho back of A'r J. Williams' tob coui.it shop (penrliiirf the comjileii<m of h; new promises), where lie will supnly the vc best vegetable ;inu uthcr seeds. !■ ATAiSTIiD KNOWN—That A,'<iy-i jT VV ' has re-opened «The litlli) S':' opposite the Council Chambers witli.acU. assortment of Fruit. ANTIiI).—A Boy to look ate ; ride liacehorses, Apply, at i w WANTED,— 700 Wire Posts. Ten.b: - to he in by 20th inst. Forpavti ■ mrs apply to N. 0. Chrhtensen, The I'm . East Taratahi. f ; WANTED,— (ioad Ploughman. ff. »' Buchanan, Tupurupuoi. Ml-'< WAMTbD,— A smart young man to lou.c after the stables aud make liimseK generally useful,' Apply to T, Thompson, Taueru Hotel, . ■ . <j, L : WANTED on a station.- Married Coupk: without encumbrance • man to milk, rear calves, and attend to garden (must be able to plough); womau to cook for station hands and attend to dairy. Apply, with references, to Box 68", P.O. Mastnrtoii.' WANTED Known, that Wrigg'eawortli and Burns, Photographers by appointment to his Excellency' the Governor. The only r exhibitors who received Fist Prizes for Portraits'-at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions Addles, Willis-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Cook and Knight • Tent makers, etc have in sah Oilskin Suits from 14s to 353. A good suit; at 20s. Horse Cloths 168 ; to 20s, Cart Covers 15s lo .-iOs. 6x 8 Tent and Fly 20s to 255. 8x 10 tent and fiy, 28s to 335. On sale rick covers. Tents all sizes and qualities. Block rope, twine, etc. In order ing oilskins please send height and weight. Address CustomHouse Quay.'Wollington. WANTED... KNOWN.—Fanayj^dioposito'ry, Wools, paper patterns, etc. Servants' Registry, Country orders promptly .attended to.—Mrs Birrell; : - Munster House, Cnba-street, Wellington: 767 WANTED KNOWN.—Deveril, the Phoiobbai'iikKi - has opened now rooms in Cuba-street, Cartes-de-Yisito from 7»:fa'd:per dozen, will neither fade-nor spot, Children by the Instantaneous process. N.B.—Trams stop at the door. i il WANTED.— Tho Travailing Public fa. know that they can have first-class accommodation at Kibblewhite's Tamil's Accommodation House, next Feist's Store, Queen-street, Masterton, Weekly hoarders, £1; all meals, Is; Beds,' Is Gd. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed foils per feed. ... . 703

WANTIiD KFOWN.-That you can Buy Shingles at 8s per 1000.,. Applv H. Jones Carter, UpperJlain. " (ifi'l WAM'ED. ~... rpALLOW afc.tho Soap and Candle -Woik 1 Kuripuui. 0. Wilton, WANTED TO L^ASE—With a vic\7i • purchase—a property of from iiuii: ■ 800 acres, with homestead, ic„. within ; miles from Greyto'wn, ' Apply, stating p::.'ticularß; to ! WANTED KNOWN. T7UVEACRESIicIi agricultural!ami, m JD mile lrom Masterton Post Oiluv, v .. be bought for £2OO. JAMES BROW.- . SPECIAL TO LADIES. WANTED KNOWN. Ladies' K'' Boots, 7s fid; Glove Kid, Ss (i ; Glazed Kid, 8< Gd, at J. W. Leahy & Cj. , Bentley's Old Store. 4 " LOST.— A snail paper-covered Book c: titled " WILLIAM TELL," a biulesquo by Leicester Buckingham. The firnk • will greatly oblige by leaving it at Mi' Clayson's shop, Queen-street, WAIKAUAPA Visitors to Wellingto ■ cau purchase the WAIHAKAIV DAILY at Wlnttakcr Bros., Booksello - Lambton Quay, also at Mr J. Watts, lock ; seller, Willis-street. ' KSI BENNETT'S REGISTRY OFFICE .■ ■,■■■ • ■ DOMESTIC SERVANTS. 866 Auctioneers, Land and Estate AgeiV F, H, WOOD & CO., FOR ; [NBTfTIJTK, NotERION,

WAIRARAPA- AND EAST COAST PASTORAL ■& AGRICULTURAL v ,SOCIETY, , THE Annual . PARADE of STALLIONS, . under theauepices oftlie above Society will be hold on the Show Grounds, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 24th September nest. The Parade will commence at 2 p.m., mid all horses must remain 011 the ground, under ordtrs of the Steward" till 4 p.m. Entries will be received by the undersigned up to noon oi tho day of Par-ado.. Entrance Fees—ss per horse. Admission to Grouuds, Ismember free. H. H, WALTERS, Secretary. Carterton, Aug.' 1,1881.'""844 THE ANNUAL SHOW. UNDER TIIF, AUSPICES OF TIIH WAIRARAPA AND. EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL ' SOCIETY, WILL BE HELD ON THE SHOW GROUNDS, CARTBRTO',, ON THURSDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, )k ;. EXBIBITORS are reminded tha 1 lw r' for the Show close at the olliccs ol ,U.-.= F. U. Wood & Co,, ut Greytown, It, ])i and Co., Mastcrton, and H. H "Wolter.-, Carterton, on Thursday 20th October n and that in no cas« will any eutn- \ : ;< ceivcdaftcr that date, ADMISSION to the Show—Member.! fproduction of'ticket, tree, Kon-meinbh' before noon, sa, r.fter noon, 1. ARRANGEMENTS are being made 1 >' special railway train at reduced rat*; to have the Show Day proclainled a I ■ and Goneral Holiday throughout tlw V;.!.. W.C.BUCHANAN, : . President. Carterton. August ■ ■ AVJNti disposed of my Hutch. .. - Business to Mr Charles Moisga:;. would respectfully solicit that tie patron., hitherto accorded to me by my custom may oo continued to him, as I have iio do*'' he will give every satisfaction to tfc'osc V. may favor him with tieir orders. . JOHN BARLOW, ' H' HAVING purchased from Mr Babiov ' his Butchery Business, I have 1 ih '.honor to inform the iuhaoitauts of Cark; 'ton that I shall take possession on the "J? - jDtcember, I.SBI, and 1 woula -rjapecifui,; ■solicit a share of the public' patronage tlia. has hitherto bo'eh accorded to my prcik cessor. • Strict attention will be given If .'every- branch of the trade, and best, ended ,vors made to give general satisfaction. : • I - . ' CHARLES MORGAN/ Carterton, 16th August 1831, '