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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1034, 28 March 1882, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED KNOWN. -Advertisements s in this column :not exceodiurr 18 WO M B ONE SHILLING first insertion, SIXPENCE each subsequent insertion. TTfANTED—Smart Lad to look a(te r Yt Bhop; apply at once to G. Dixon, Tobacconist, corner Bhop, 1034 >TTANTED,—A young man well accusV T tomed to milking, and to make him • Bell Conerolly useful. Apply to T. Bigginson, Lucena's Dairy, or ta Giipin and Pardon, Featherston,' ■' 1034 WANTED.— Tenders , for falliug 100 acres of bush, to olobb on April 26th. further particulars apply to Henry Bunny, Ahiaruhe, Gladstone, 1030 WANTED,— A good Qroom jno duffers • .need apply. p r i nca o£ aleß WANTED.— A general servant, One accustomed to country preferred, Address Mrs Farrington, East Taratahi, WANTED.-A first olass -labbitter. TV None bat a good hand need apply. Particulars at Mb office. 1017 WANTED, -Purchasers of Oilskins, Tent Covers, Horse and Loin Cloths, Cordage, &c., to buy direct from the manii. fseturerß at wholesale prices, and thereby save country storekeepers' commission.— Hnzelwood & Arthur, Sailmakers, next to Messrs Barber, Butchers, Willis-street WeU liugtoa. 1016 WANTED Enown-J, Birrel's Fancy Eepository, Cuba-street, Wellington. Importer of Wools, Laces, Fancy Materials, efo. Solo agent for Madame Bayard's Paper Pattens, and Journals of Fashion, just armed. i Wax Flowere WANTED KNOWN—AII those who purchased Oilskins from E. Quick, Tent, Cover, and G !!skin Manufacturer, Masterton, can have tie same re oiled, free of charge, on bringing the eamo to the workroom, Queen-etroet, 975

WANTED KNOWN.—Now is the time to prepare for winter, Send your ordera to Cook and Knight for Oilskins, Please Bond height and woight, and whether blaok or yellow. Cook and Knight, Tent Cover, Horse Cloth, and Flag Makers, Custom House Quay, Wellington. 974 WANTED-Grecn orWell-dri^dSh^ * t skin Pelts in any quantity. Apply Harvey and Murray, Waipoua Wool Works WANTED KNOWN.—Devbrii, the Photographer, has opened new rooms in Cuba-street, Cartea-da-Visite from 7el 6d per dozen, will neither fade nor spot, Children by the Instantaneous process. N.B.—Tramß stop at the door. WANTED KNOWN.—That Keester & Hardino have established a Cen tral Carrying Depot, opposite " Cockbum'a Blook," Queen-stroot, Masterton, Goodj conveyed to or from the Rail'ray Station ii Express or Spring Cart, Express will be at tho station on tho arrival of each train, Goods and Parcels delivered in town or country. Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates. 88 WANTED Known, that Wriggloawoitli and Binnis, Photographers by ap pointment to his Excellenoy the Govarnov The only exhibitors who received Frs( Prizos for Portaaits at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions. Addiejs, Willis-s^'eot WANTED,— Tho travolling public to know that they oan havo nrst-clasa accommodation at Kibblewhite'b Family Accommodation House, next Feißt's Store Queen-street Mastetton. Wookly boardors £1 ( all meals, 1b ; Bods, Is Gd. Speoial arrangements for famflios, Horses fed for Is per feed.

WANTED KNOWN, that to suit tho times I havo greatly roduced my prioo list on Buggies, Waggonettes, Phatone, and spring traps of all descriptions, at the some time giving a gonuine guarantee to the customers that the material and workmanship are socond to none, M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street and Taranaki Place. TEN SHILLINGS BKWAED. LOST, -Between Masterton and Tina! a well-bred black grey-hound bitch, answers to .the name of" Fan." The above reward will be paid on dolivery to Mr W. Kibblewhite, Temperance Hotel, Maßterton, or to Air C. E. Miller, Tinui. LOST.-From Donald's Mill, West Tmtohi, a red bull stag, branded C, Information that will lead to its recovery will be rewarded. ROBERT DONALD, 1017 Proprietor, ~~ £1 REWARD" LOST. —A bnndled Collie Dog, ansivors to the name of "Yarrow." Tho above reward will be paid on delivery of the dog to WILLIAM CAMERON, Prince of Wales Btables. 1020 WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Beidoe-ST., MASTERTON. MISS MORISON recoives pnpils to in struct in Pianofbrte, Harmonium, and Singing. The first uarter of 1882 begins on MONDAY, 30th annary. Evoning lessons given, Church-st., Deo. 10,1881. 953 TO BARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

I AM desirous of taking an ARTICLED PUPIL. A taste lor drawing indis; ponßablo, Terms on application. GEO. FANNIN, Architect. Masterton, Jan, 6th, 1882. 908 j)OARDING AND DAX SCHOOL COLE-BIRKET, MASTKRTON. Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms tho basis of tho instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are Uught French, Gorman, Italian, Latin, Alm bra, Music, Drawing and Noedlo work. Domestic arrangements arc liboral an Ome-liio. Terms moderate. Prospeotuaes forwarded on application. Tho First Term of 1882 will comraonco on FRIDAY, 27th Jannory. Evenlna Glass for Frenoh. 35) d. f. McCarthy HAS ON HAND, AND FOR SALE, The following new Season's Grass seeds, to which he respectfully'calls the attention of Station holders and the public in general. Having imported : them direct he can sell them at Wellington Wholesale PRICE. Clovers.—White Clover, Red Clover, . Alfiyke, Cow Grass, Trefoil, Lucerne, ' Sanfoin, Burnet, Timothy English, ; Timothy American, : Yarrow, Sheep's ' ■ Parflley, Meadow Foxtail, Sweet Vernal, Crested Dogetail, Fiorin, Poa Pratensis, - Po'a Nomoralis. Poa Trivialis. Fescues. Meadow Fescue, Red Fe'sene, Tall Fescue, Sheep's Fescue, ' Hard fescue, Italian Rye, Rye Grass, (porbsl,), Cocksfoot, (per lb.), Prairie Grass; Race, lose d, p. McCarthy,.