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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1042, 6 April 1882, Page 3

"Wanted. WANTED MOW,-Advertisements - iin this column not' exceeding 16 ' ■words ONE SHILLING ('ißrat.--insertion/ dIXPENOE each subsequent iusortion, TTTANTED.—For.,a' Station, a 'good 'YY Btreng girl,cook and' laundress for a family Must he able to make butter anil bread. Good wages. Apply at once to Miss Best, Cole-street. :\io42 '.TTANTED KNOWN.-E.' Quick •VY. taw ready ;for 'Wintor'a large assortment of Oilskins, Babbit Nets, Tents, Horse Covers, Loin Cloths,' Manilla Rope, Blocks and Taokle, &c., kept in stoek, fi, Quick, Forester's Hall, Queemst; Masterton, "ANTED KNOWN.—Shingles supplied , . in any quantity i'oh.-the /hortest notice. Apply H. -Jones, Plain. 1039 kiX'l " 4 ' W "TTT ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A strong , YY eithor indoor or outdoor lipprentice. E, Crawford, blacksmith, Carterton. 103!) WANTED.— Tenders, to close onthel4th April, for deepening about SO chains oPftfafopalso for. cutting ti-treo. Charles Wyett, Taratahi. WANTED— Smart Lad to look after shop; apply at onco to 6. Dixon, Tobacoonist, corner shop. 1081 WANTBD;-TcndeM';-for falling acres of busb, to close on April"!2th. "' ' For further particulars apply to Henry Bunny, Gladstone. 1030 WANTED.— A. general servant. One accustomed' to country- preferred. Address Mrs Farrington, East Taratahi, WANTED.— Purchasers of Oilskins, Tent Covers, Horse and Loin Cloths, Cordage, &c,, to buy direct from the manufacturers at wholesalo prices, and thereby sayo country storekeepers' commission.— laielwood & Arthur, Sailmakers, next to Meeßrs Barber, Butchers, Willis-street, Wellington. ' 1016 WANTED Known-J, Birrel's Fancy Repository, Cuba-street, Wellington, Importer of.Wools, Laces, Fancy Materials, etc. Sole agont for Madame Bayard's Paper Patterns/' and Journals of Fashion, just arrived. Materials for Joonah Painting and Wax Flowers.

WANTED KNOWN.—Now is the time to prepare for winter. Send your ■orders to Cook, and Knight for 'Oilskins', Please Bend Jfeight and weight, and whether black or je)ldw.% Cook and Knight, tent Cover, Hjrjp.Gloth, and Flag Makers, &c. Custom House Quay, Wellington. 974 WANTED— Green or Well-dried Sheop. Bkin Pelts in any quantity. Apply George Harvey Waipoua Wool Works, ■ WANTED KNOWN.—Bevebil, sio / Photographer, has opened li'ew jpboms in Cuba-street, Cartes-de-Visito from '{ls 6d per dozen, will neither fade nor spot, Children .by the Instantaneous process. N.B.—Trains stop at the door. j>. IT/ - ANTED KNOWN.—Tliat YV , Harding have established a'Cen ( ' tral Carrying Depot, opposite " Coetburn's Block," Queen-stroet, Masterton, Goods conveyod to or from the RaP'vay Station fi 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 onrefullyromoved. All work at loweßt rates. S8 WANTED Known, that Wrigglcswortb Mid Bums, Photographers by appointment to bis Excellency tho Governor Tho only exhibitors who received Frsl Prizes for Portraits at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions,* Address, Willis-street WANTED.— Tho travelling public to .know that they can have first-class accommodation at Kibblewhitk'h Family Accommodation House, next Feist's Storo Qucen-fltreet Mastotton. Weokly boardois £ll all meals, Is; Beds, Is (id. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed foils per feed. /

WANTED KNOWN, that to sult'the times I have greatly reduced my price list oh Buggies, Waggonettes, Phratons, and spring traps of all at the Bomo time giving a gonuine gimraiitco to r tßo customers that the material and workman- • ship are second to none. M. Boii.w, \\'ek lington Coach Factory, Manners-street!anil Taranaki Place. • ■ 1 ,* " Australasia. The owfior cauiitivetiic same by applying to Mr' David Dixon, carponter, and pajfig cost of advertisement, 1038 ; LOST.— One Chestnut Gelding;, braud 1ik0.2 ca ■off' shoulder; also one dark bay trap mare, no brand or white marks about her. Any person bringing them to the Empire Hotel ■will be rewarded, .. t 1038 Misa' MDhISON receives pupils to in struct in Pia.nofbrte, Harmonium, mid Singing. Tho first qparter of 1882 begins on MONDAY, 30th J duuaiy.; ; E vci iii ig 1 ossonp given, . vCbtfrbH-at;, Dee. 19,1881. .<*» : ' ( J33

WELLINGTON MEAT EXTORT COM !•' EANY, (Limited.) riJffiraSliErUS'l|''lias been re-ojoiffiil Xspfmdlappli<»ticms by a > (lepdalttM. lO ihillingd per share, will be rcceisd?l>y any Branch! ofnho Bank of New Zealand, Or the Company's Brokers. H. H; WOLTERS. Soe. pro tcm. gOARiING AND DA*. SCHOOL .. Colk-stbket; Mastepjon. Piuncipal: Miss BEST, ■ A thoroughly sound English Education forms tho Ibasis of the instruction given, and, in addition, tho following, subjects are -taught — 1 French, Gorman, Italjan, Latin, Alge i'V. V'- » '!>»» Music, Drawing.' and Needle '' ' '"-'work. : ' ;■ ' ' Domestic arrangements are liberal an oinflrliko, Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. Tho First Term of 1882 will commence on FBIDAY, 27th Januory. Evenlna Oliss for Frenoh. 351 D. F. McCarthy HAS ON HAND, . AND. ... P OR ?S ALE, The following new Season's Grass seeds, to which ho respectfully "calls the attention of Station holdoiß and tho public in general. Having imported them diroct ho can sell them at Wellington Wholesale PRICE. Clovers.-Whito Clover, Red Clover Alsyke, Cow Crass, Trefoil, Lucerne Banfein, Bumot, Timothy English Timothy American, Yarrow, She«J|& Parsley, Meadow Foxtail, Sweet VfirraM .•. Crested Dogstail, FiorirfPoa FratfßSs, : . Poa Nomoralis.PoaiTriViaiis.n 5 • Meadow 'Fescue,' ;; Red {?. Fepeiio', Tail Foscuo, Shoep's "Fescue, •!" - Hard' fescue, Italian Ryo, Rye Grass, (per bsL), Cocksfoot, (per lb.), Prairie Grass, Rape, 1030 P. I'. MuCARIHI. W" ALTER PERRY, . general butchei:, BRIDOK-BT,, MASTERTON.