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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 976, 17 January 1882, Page 3

/"ANTED KNOWN.-Advertisements-Vt in this column not exceeding 16 wotdß s ONE SHILLING first, insertion, {)lXPEif<JE J eftoliSubsequent.insertion.. :J TTTANTED-An "Apprentice; fori CoaetVVt" nainting'.—Apply toMuirsDixon\ Brob., Masterton. \ :•"'.'•'; 175' ANTED, KNOWN-A11; thosei; who'! t ?■.-.•• purchased; Oilskins from".Bf.Qnjpk;'-; •Tent, Cover,, and Oilskin Manufacturer, Masterton, can have the same re oiled,' free " of charge, on bringing the same to the wort; room, Queen-street, •. ;}'. ? ' 975 - TT ANTED KNOWN.-Now is'the time fV .to prepare for winter. Send your orders to Cook and Knight for: Oilsldiia.. Pleasesencl height and weight, and whether'' black or yellow, Cook and Knight,"Tent; Cover, Horse Cloth, and Flag Makers* &c., Custom House Quay, Wellington;' 974 WANTED.-A General Servant or -Married Couple-without encumbrance. . Apply J. Stuckey, Rangitumitu ;• | or, Mrs Bennett, Institute. 973 '' and make himself generally "useful.—Apply to J. Vile, Masterton; 968, :U7ANTED.-To seU a Light Express. ANTED-A situation as general seryant. Apply office of this paper. 958 ANTED-Purchasers for a McCort t mac Harvester, and an eight-horse power. Threshing Machine. Apply to D. WANTED-A General Serrant, Apply . .office of this paper. 949 WANTED-Calves and Store Cattle. -Apply. Wm. STUART/FORBES, skin Pelts in any quantity. WANTED-To Let Dwelling and 1 aore, Kurupunij duelling on.the main road; dwelling and 1 aore, Bentley's Estate. Jas. Brown, agent. ■ ■ ■ ■ 91)3 WANTED. KNOWN.-Deveml, the YV Photographer, has opened new rooms in Cuba-street; Cartes-de-Visite from '7s fid per dozen, will neither fade nor spot. Children by the Instantaneous process. N.8.-Trams stop at the door. 7ANTED KNOWN.-That ladies can Y V have their own dress material out out and. fitted' on in the newest styles-.' Riding habits 3s, costumes 3a 6d, chrildens 2s. Paper patterns out. Mrs Prenter next to Waipoua bridge, Masterton. 885 'ANTED KNOWN.-That Keester& Y y Harding have established a Cen tralUarryiig Depot, opposite "Cockbum's Block," Queen-street, Masterton, Good* conveyed to or from the Rail'yay Station il Express or Spring Cart. Express will be at tho station on the arrival of each train. Goods and Parcels delivered in town or country. Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates. 880 WANTED Known, that Wrigglesworth and Binns, Photographers by appointment to his Excellenoy the Governor, The only exhibitors who received Erst Prizes for Portraits at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions. Addi&ss, Willis-street. WANTED. KNOWN, that to suit the times I hqve greatly reduced my price list o'ußuggies; Waggonettes, .Pluetons, and Bering traps of all descriptions, at tho some time'giving a genuine guarantee to tho customers- that the material and'workmanship are'second to none, M, Bohan, Wellington Coach Faotory, Manners-street and Taranaki Place. ■■>,. WANTED KNOWN.-That Superior Accommodation can be' obtained for Boarders and Travellers at 18s per week, and beds at 9d, atMiss.Brodjß' Bay View House, near Thorndon Baths, opposite Tram and Railway Stations, Pipitea Point, W«l. lington,. Tho House being newly erected and fitted up with every convenience enables the Proprietress to make all persons favoring her with a call comfortable. Ladies aud Gentlemen visiting town will find this a most convenient respectable home. Persons visiting town from the country who may be disposed to patronise tho house can save a mile Railway fare by getting out at the old Station, Pipitoa Point- Private sitting and bed-rooms for families, Good Stabling. A. BRODY, Proprietress. Lost and Found. house door key, Apply Dahy J? OffiV.:. . , . 976 ""'£l REWARD, " OST.(or taken by mistake) from off the J Club 'Bus, on' Wednesday night last, a valise containing a suit of clothes. i Pleato return to Club Hotel, or •'MR STUCKEY, 914 ■ Bangitumau, £2 REWARD. OST, at Kohiw&i, a SILVE R HUNTING I WAT.OH, with Albert Gold Chain attached' The finder will roceivo tho above reward upon restoring it to "" EDWIN MEREDITH. . EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. IHE Uudersigned has just opened up a x La 1 ge and well-selected 1 as sortinent of PRIZE BOOKS and new Books for Christmas Presents. Toys. Toys. Nice assortment of Christmas and New. _ Year's Toys, from Id t n 25s each. r ' ; Christmas and New Year's CARDS in endless • variety. NEWEST NOVELTIES 1 In Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Pocketbooks, Workboxes, Wri< ting Desks,. Papeteries, N,Z, Gems, large assoririient of New Scraps and Birthday Cards, Shell and Monoy Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping Ropes. Cricket Balls, Pocket Compasses, Tape Measures, and Carpenter's Pencils. ■ ' Inspect the One Shilling Tables! Inspcctthe Sixpenny Tables! An extensive assortment on each. ; LIBRARY; PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs taken in', any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates, . Laroest and Best Absoutment op MAORI -PHOTOGRAPHS In-New Zealand. - THOS. IDpRICE. rpHORBURN'S for OVERCOATS ■'• MHORBURN'S for MACINTOSHES fTIHORBDIIN'S for MEN'S CLOTHING rnHORBURN'S for BOY'S CLOTHING? m HORBURN'S for HATS and CAPS ' IHORBURN'S for SHIRTS & HOSIERY . , fIHORBURN'S for BLANKETS & RUGS V Note.— Tho Special Feature in my flint-hitler in til fit Hin Twwil>i «w /AawmmKC . drunk before bemg made up. THORBURN'S (N&t.jcra Olook) WttllS-ST WHfiINOIOJJ •