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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1499, 3 October 1883, Page 3

TXTANTED-r-By a single gentleman, bedV V room and silting 100 m, in or near Masterton. Apply E. W. P. Care Daily office - . 149 D WANTED KNOWN.—I have to ar. rive (per Meroia now due), a variety of assorted Fishing Tackle, English, Irish, Scotch, American, and other flags, For Sale -Second-hand Sails; suitable for Eick Covers, On Hand—Eick, Express, and Waggon Covers, Horse and Loin Cloths, Oilskin Clothing Netting, Seaming and Loop Iwmes, Hopes ard iJlooks, dre,, Ac, —T. ARTHUR, Sail and Tent Maker, and Im- ," ' r " • """*0 *v», viuveL WllllS* street, Wellington, 1,177 WANTED KNOWN,—Cook & Cover, Flag, and Tent Makers. waterproof Covers and Oilskins, Tents P.j and Sheep Nets,. Blocks, Twine, Rope, Ac in stock. Eick Covers all sizes at very low rates, Custom House Quay, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN,-That W. T, Lee VERS, Criterion Coach Factory Vivian-stree', Wellington, has on hand for sale, Spring Carta from £22. Buggies from £45; Waggonettes, from £55: Ex! presses, from £3B; Spring Dravs, from £27 The best seasoned material only used, and every article guaranteed. 14^ Wanted. WANTED KNOWN.-Advertisements words O m N?VmLUM« Ot fi fl f-° din f- ir ' each snhwnno.,* ■ I<>r ' W™ K NOWN,-That in consev j q ? ce . of last Saturday being so wot and stormy, which prevented man! from attending my Annual Sale of Buggies DmvS' iu Twpsand Drays of all descrxptions, therefore having threo fourths; of the said'stock unsold 1 1 am now prepared to sell privately aud.with the same conditions as were offered the day of pale, to any person who wants the above .les Tintions, M. Bohan, Wellington Coach i ae.ory, Manners Street and Taranaki - ilce ' 1495 UTANTED.-Usoof piano for one hour <^2SSS&fSSU. 1497 WANTED-Immediately, two steady Jingle young men, good milker ah d general, farm hands. Apply p l.Vkt Tatatahi Store Clareville. 1495 WANTED.— An intelligent, lad to ler.ra the cabinetmakirig trade. Apply to ut. Moeller (opposite M. Caselberg and Co.), \\f ANTED—Ten Bushfallers. Apply t 0 VV Happ & Hare. 1483 WANTED KMWN.-G. Langton has received his new stock of Flower and Garden Seeds from Budden's Nursery, Nelson, 1473* TT7ANTED—Green or Well-dried Sheep. V V skin Pelta in any quantity. Apply Harvev & Sonß. Waipoua Wool Works WANTED,— The travelling pubno to know that they can have first-clasr accommodation- at 'Ehiblewhite's Family Accommodation House, next Feist's Store Queen-street Masterton. Weekly boarders £1! all meals, Is; Beds, Is fid. Special arrangements for families, Horses fed for Is per feed. WANTED KNOWN.—That Keestkr & Hardino have established a Cen tral Carrying Depot, opposite "Cockbum'i Block," Queen-street, Masterton, Goods conveyed to or from the Raibay Station in Express or Spring Cart, Express will at the station on the arrival of each trail,, Goods and Parcels delivered in town 01 country. Furniture carefully removed. A work at lowest rates. S8 ETEETHEWAY'S . CELEBRATED liuMEDIES.-The SIGHT EESTOBEE is an invaluable and certain remedy for all complaints of the eye, except cataract. [A lady in Wellington was cured, having been blind upwards of two years, and whoso sight is now perfectly reatoredj —Price Ga per bottle. I would mention my OINTMENT,, which has been proved to fie the best remedy in this city for wounds, ete.; Is, )s 6d, 2s, and 2s Cd per box, Also, my LIFE FILLS, which are an excellent remedy for indigestion, heart and liver complaints, costiveness, etc.; price, Is, Is Od, and 2a a box. Also, my BLOOD EESTOEEE, which is an ex- ' cellent lemedy for the blood, especially erysipelas; price, 2s and 3s a bottle. Ako; the COUGH SYEUP, a sure cure, for a troublesome cough. [The demand in Wellington and suburbs for this syrup is very great]— Price Is Gd .per bottle. Made and sold only by E. TRETHEWAY, Tory street, Wellington. 1355 S E L L I N G OFF! EXTRAORDINARY, BUSINESS calling us to England, we are compelled to sacrifice the whole of our STOCK, value - £53000 And comprising the moat varied assortment ol Goods in the Colony. Over 2700 distinct Articles in GLASS, CHINA FANCY GOODS,' WOOLS, SILKS BOOKS, STATIONERY PICTURES, TOYS COMMENCED WORK, &c. In fact, the thousand and one articles c i domestic use and ornament. The Public may rely that this is a POSITIVE AND GENUINE SALE. Our only object is a speedy clearance. Every Artiole will be sold Below Cost. 1 _ The Sale has commenced, and will continue until the whole of the stock is disposed of. Come early and secure the bargains. Note the addressed^ Bcoksellers, Stationers, and Fancy Goods 'lmporters, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. CRAWFORD AND~ COT LIVERY, LETTING, & BAIT STABLES, Hion Street, Carterton. JN supplying a long-felt want, the above 'firm respectfully intimate to their patrons and the public generally that no trouble or expense will be spared to give satisfaction. Buggies, Waggonettes, and Hacks always ON HIRE. Wedding Parties provided with Suilallt Carriages. ■ COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS waited upon, and with samples removed to any part of the District at reasonable charge on the shortest notice. HORSES BROKEN TO SADDLK AND. HARNESS, And bought and Sold on Commission. Opposite R. Crawford's Farriery, Carterton. 1488 3 PHILLIPS, Photographer and Enaaollor. BEGS to inform Lis friends and the public having spared no expense in furnishing and refitting his Photographic Room, Cuba-street, and having received by the last Melbourne boat all the Latest Improvements, including Instantaneous Shutters, he also has engaged a First-class OPERATOR from one of th'o best bouses in Sydney. He hopes, by still delivering well finished and faithful likeness of the sitter, to receive the patror ago hitherto accords 1 to him. • Carte do Visite.... " (V 1494