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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 979, 20 January 1882, Page 3

UfANIKD KKvjWN.-AilvMtiaeiL™. v V , Jn tins (wliium mil exceeding'l **,« SMILUS-J ti,,t initio, ftUPENCE each subsequent inhertion, WAJN 1 JSL>.-Tend«rß for Pointing, etc.. at Waihenga Sohool. Apply to.the WANTED a Young Man to look, after the Stabler and make hiinself general useful. No DUFFERS need apply. T. Thompson, Taneru Hotel i Apprentice ror uonchi3 » . ° "Apply to MuirA Dixon Bwb., Masterton. 975 „ w , , -All.turn who »y purchased Oilskins from E.Qirck, len, Cover, and Oilskin Manufacturer, Masterton, oau have the samo re oiW, free of charge, on bringing the same to the work, room, Qneen-street, 975 WANTED KNOWN.-Now is tloli ■ to prepare for winter. Send your orders to Cook and Knight for Oilskins. Wease Bend height and weight, and whether black or yellow, Cook and Knight, Tent Cover, Horse Cloth, and Flag Makers, A&, Custom House Quay, • Welliueton. m WANTED.-TO seU a Light Expres Apply at this office. WANTED -Purchasers for a McO. mac Hamster, and an eight-horse power Threshing Machine. Appfy to D. Donald, Solway. f " «« ¥ANTED-A General Servant. Apply offloo of this paper. . 949 ves ana atoro Cattle. 1. STUART FORBES, WANTED-To Let Dwelling and laore, Kurupuni; tolling on the main road; dwelling and 1 aore, Bentloy's Estate, Jas. Brown, agent. - 903 WANTED KNOWN.-Deveku, the _ Photoobapheb, has opened new rooms in Cuba-street, Cattes-do-Visite from 7s 6d per dozen, will neither fade nor spot. Children by the Instantaneous process. 0.-Trams stop at the door. WANTED KNWN.-That ladies can we their own dress material cut out and fitted on in the newest style?, ing habits 3s, costumes 3s 6d, chrildens 2s. Paper patterns cut. Mrs Prcnter next to Waipoua bridge, Masterton. 88S WANTED KNOWN.-That tan* ¥ y Jlahdiss have established a Cen :alUrryiL g Depot, opposite "Oockburn's Block, Queen-street, Mastaton, Good* " wjw to or from thflftui-vmr Station k -Jress or Spring Cart. Express will be Jt the station on the arrival of each train, Ms and Parcels delivered in town or Mnntry. Furniture carefully removed, All ivork at lowest rate 3. ggO WANTED Known, that Wrigglcsworth and Brans, Photographers by aps oointinenttohis Excellency the Governor* Ihe only exhibitors who reoeived Frst frizes for Portraits al; Sydney and MelDourne Exhibitions. Willis-st.-eot WANTED.-Tke travelling public to know that they can have first-class iccoinmodation at Kieblewhite's Pajiily' \CCOMMODATION Rom, next F t ist'< Store Jueen-street Mastocton. Weekly biardeia Blj'alt meals, Is; Beds, Is Mr Special irrangemeuta for families. Horses fed for la per feed, ANTED KNOWN, Uut to suit the TV times I have greatly reduced my Jnoeliston Buggies, Waggonettes, Pylons, tnd spring traps of all descriptions, ;»• t:ie wnie timo giving a genuine guaranteo to the mstomers that the material ami workm mimp are second to none. M. Bjiian, Wclington Coach Factory, Manners-stive; ami I'arauaki Place, 7AHTED KNOWNv-Tlmt Superior yy Accommodation can be obtained or Boarders and Travellers at 18s per w ok nid beds at 9d, at Miss Brodys'Bay View douse, near Thorndon Baths, opposite TramUltt Railway Stations, Pipitea Point We], ington. He Houso being newly oracled ind fatted up with every convenience enables ihe Proprietress to make all persons favorng her with a call comfortable. Ladies an < ientlemen visiting town will find tine a iiost convenient rospectahlo homo. Perous visiting town from the country who nay be disposed to patronise- the house oan iave a mile Railway fare by getting out at' he old Station, Pipitea. Point- Privata Jtting and bed-rooms for families. Good Stabling. A. BRODY, Proprietress. Lost and Found. £1 REWARD. LOST (or takeu by mistake) from off the Club 'Bus, on Wednesday night last 1 valise containing a suit of clothes. ' Pleafe return to.Club Hotel, or MR STUCKEY, ''* Raugituniau, £2 REWARD. 1" OST,atKobiwai,aSlLVERHUNTING f J ,Y A l CH ' with Albert Gold Chain ittached- The finder will receive the above ward upon restoring it to • EDWIH MEREDITH. '" OODSD.-A Gold Lookot, th~o L t owner by giving a description of it, and laying expenses can get it by applyin" to D, BAlffiATT.' ' Tividalo Nureory. CiOuKD-A Cavtor's WHIP. Owner can L hitveEameoupayingforadvertisemeiit, Ipply Daily Oliice. 97a ■•' IffiOUiND-A house door key. Apply Daily V Olfice. 97,5 fIOUND.-On the Tp.ratahi. a cheque i- drawn on the Bank of Australia, Mag:erton, dated 11th January, 1882, nearly U)w.er can have same on applying to Mr W. Heicoek, Carterton, and paying cost of ad- - rerfeenieut, •■ ' ■ EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. THE Undersigned has just opened up a La>geand well-selected assortment of PRIZE BOOKS and new Boeksfor Christmas Toys. Toys. . Nice assortment of Christmas and New ' Year's Toys, from Id t" 25s each. 3hrist;iias and New.Year's CARDS in endless variety. NEWEST NOVELTIES I . [n Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap,' and Fn'ra Albums, Card Baskets, Card Cases, Purses, Pocketbooks, Workboxes, Wii ting Desks, Papetcries, N.Z. Gems, large assor.ment of New Scraps and Birthday Cards, Shell and Money Boxes, Playiiis. Cards, .'Skipping Ropes. Cricket Balls, Pocket O'jnipasstS, Tapo Measures, and Carpenter's Pencils. • Juspect the Inspect the ■.;■.■■■- Sixpenny Tables! ".»■ An extensive assertment 0:1 each.' LIBRABY. ; PHOTOaBAPHY- '.'■'•' in nil its branches. -Photographs talun ininy weather by thc'lnstantaneous Gelatino-' Bromide Dry Plates f " ' : •' '■■"■ - Largest "akd-BkstAbho'htment 7 ' "• * If A 0 E t V! ! P H'O-T o'fl'R ttfiffi In New Zealand.