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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1167, 1 September 1882, Page 3

■■' : ' ! '' ; " ;v '"^;:^ant6d.-;,, ; -, : ■. W^TED ; '■> l .., !u this column not exce'edine 16 first: i DS er^, n , MUPENOE eaoli^eqnentHnsertion. i vv A ™-Tenders for falling about Vf 20 acres Bush. Apply to L Cross, Cross' Creek. ugif W»PS""" A K ° neral Bervant - A-ply Mrs Uapp, Dixon-Btreot. 11JJ7 1 WANTED! To let alve-roo IYY'- mthm 2' minutes walk from the newsohnol. Bentlow. Apply'cVH, But'..' ton, at C'aselberg's.v . , n^ ID,-A Kabbitiei'., • Must bo a I W goodshot: Apply to J. Stuckey, Rangitumau,' ' ; l : .1166 partner with a small capital to start a Lemonade, and Cordial business in Masterton, Address 11, P,, at Tobin's Boarding; House, Queen-street, Masterton, • v ' .• ' XTTANTED.-EGGSr EGGS, EGGS. flotioe to Farmers and others,—The high* est price will be paid in cash for new laid WM. HUME, Bacon aud Produce Merchant, 1166 : ■'■: Willis-street, Wellington. " WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-A Good Ploughman. Apply A. -Frazer, 'ANTED KNOWN.-Littlejohn,* Son V Y have 011 hand a well selected stook of first-class Jewellery. 1164 7 ANTHID KNOWN.-Littlejohn & Son 1/' have in stock a selection of firstolass Gold and Silver Watohes. 1161 WANTED MO VN.-ibo correct performance of every Watoh sold by I LHtlejohn & Bon is guaranteed. ■ 1164 U 'ANTED KNOWN.-Correct mean YV time, by hourly signals from the Observatory, atLittlejohn &Son's, Lambton Quay. ' 1164 Vi ANTED' IMMEDIATELY.-A good VV Circular Saw Beuohmaii, must kuap his own s iws. Apply E. J, Marley,;Hastorton Steam Sash and Door Factory. •. 1163 3D.—Tendoiß by the 11th Sepy y tember for putting up 208 cords of Firewood, Horatio Dudding.iTauherehikau. WANTED KNOWN. IHHAT the Wellington Tin--1 ware Company are now prepared to furnish estimates forevery description of preserving Tins suitable for Meat, Butter, Fruit, &c, - r " Tin'and Japanned ware of every description made to order.. All information supplied on application to.,' -■; •■'..- '■■ '! • B.H.CAMEBON, 1155 Proprietor, "TTANTED Known.-Fresh Arrival of .YY Fancy Work in Tea Cosies, AntiroaC'lssars, Toilet Sets, &c; the Bective and Silkene Knitting Wools ;'also, Andalusian, Shetland, Pompadour, and Crewel Wools, Knitting and Crewel Silks, J. Birrel, Cuba-street, Wellington, sole agent ■for Madame Bayard's celebrated Paper Patterns and Journals of Fashion and Needlework, received from London direct every month. All country orders must encloseremittance, -. 1156 WANTED.-TBN GOOD MEN, used to Bush, Pick and Shovel Work. Apply 0. Madgen, I'ahiatua. Wages, nine shilling per day, 1152 \-»7 ANTED—A bby for milking, and to Y\ make himself useful. Apply Mr William Hodder, Torohauga Station. 1151 WANTED KNOWN. -Having a Burplus stock of Oilskins Ac, and winter beint; at an end, we are determined to sell at a sacrifice guarantee! to be 25 per cent, below shopkeepers' slops, IiAZLEWOOD & ARTHUR, Sail Makers, &c, Willis-st., Wellington. 1149 - ir ANTED KNOWN.-E. Quick is a Yi' cash purchaser of Rabbit Skins in large'or small quantities, Forester's Hall Masterton, 1148 WANTED. -To let a four-roomed cottage in Dixon-skeet at 6s.per week. Also a five-room cottage in Bentleystreet at Bs.—Apply James Brown, WANTED TO BUY, Old Lead inany ■ quantities; highest cash price given. Thomas Ballinger, Plumber, ifco., WiUis-st., Wellington, 1126 WANTED KNOWN.-Cheau Photography. W. Brickell Gibbs (by appoint to the Governor of Victoria) 'has secured the services of Mr G. Beer (foi sevenmonthsprofessional photographic retoucher to Messrs Wrigglesworthandßinns, .viiVlato from Tuttle & Co,, the great photoof Melbourne), will from to-day reduce the price of Carte de Visite Photographs; from 12s 6d per doz., aud wJI guarantee all portraits to be perfect iirodiictions of photographs; art. N.B. -Prizes for portraits Melbourne and Dunedin Exhibitions, Address— \i. Brickell Gibbs, opposite the Government Buildings, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 110 WANTED-Green or Well-dried Sheepskin Polts in any quantity. Apply Harvey '&.. Sons; Waipoua Wool Works. WANTED KNOWN.-ThacltaiEß Habdimj liav* established a Cen tral Oarryii.g Depot, opposite "Cockburn's Block," Queen-street, Masterton, Good* conveyed to or from the Rai'-yay Station k Express or Spring Cart, Express will be at the station on thu arrival of each train. Goods and Parcels delivered in town.or country. Furniture ourcfully removed. All work at lowest rates. • 88 WANTED Known, that Wnggleswortb and Bums, Photographers by ap pointment to his Excellenoy the Governor The only exhibitors who received Frsl Prizes for Portraits at Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions Addi&s, mlh'B«taet WANTKD.-The travelling pubho to ■ know that they can have first-class accommodation at KißßLEWUrre'd Famim Ai- mimouation House, next Feist's Store tyueim-street Masto.-ton. Weekly boardera £1; all meals, Is; Beds, Is (id. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per feed. Upper Hutt Dye Works. (Nearly opposite the Oddf.Hows' Hall.) WP. BARBER, WHOLESALE AND , GAKMENT DYER. All Kindß of Garments Dyed. Silk Velvet Jackets re-dyed and finished equal to new. Damask Curtains Dyed any. colob, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Dyed aid Pressed, N;B,—All orders sent through the Agents, 0: sent direot by railway to the Dye Works, Upper Hiitt, will be returned in about one week from date of receiving the.order.. " Agents—For Pe.itlierstou, Mr Oakley, Forwarding Agent; forCreytown, A. Youn?, Tailor, Main-st.; for Caitenon, G. Gardener, General btorekefper, Higb-sr.; for Masterton. It. Wyeth, General Storekeeper, Quecn-st. 1162 n0 A B DIN G AND DAK SCHOOL - Colk-stbkkt, Masterton. ' " ■ Principal: Miss BEST. . - A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are '■night 'French, German, Italian,. Latin, 'ilgeam; -bra, Drawing arif Needjei / ■;';■ - il work'' : ' J ' "• .• ".' "" '"'itoroestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. : Terms moderate. Piospeotuses forwarded on application. The Second Twin of 1882 conummeed on THURSDAY, 25th May, Eveninß Okss for Frenoh. 5