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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1547, 29 November 1883, Page 3

0, MQELLEKS Economical Furniture WAREHOUSE, • QuEEN STREET MASTERTON. ■ CM, begs io inform his customers and tho public of the Wairarapa that ho lias now ill StockDRAWING ROOM SUITES In Cedar, Kauri and Eimau, covered with Cretonne, Hair Cloth, Repp and Leather. COLONIAL COUCHES Double and Single Headed, covered with Cretonno and American Cloth, Iron and Woodon Bedsteads and Stretchers, I Palliasses, : Spring and other Mattes, lining, Loo, Dressing, and Kitchen Tables, Wasbstands with Ware, Ladies' aud Gents' Rocking Chairs, and kinds of Cano and Wooden-seated Chitirs. A Large Variety of Pictures, Picture Framo Mouldings. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY I! C. Moeller is selling at WELLINGTON PRICES, . And Guarantee Good Material aad I'irstClass Workmanship, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 0. MOELLEK, OPPOSITE OASELBERG & CO.'S STORE, Queen Streot, Alastorton. FOR BALE. l easy access, containing 1300 acres of good land, fenced and sub-divided, with largo dwelling and other buildings, together with 1300 sheep. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). 1°"32 Maßterton, I COTTAGES TO LET.-Apply to M. I Caselborgft Co., Masterton. 1510 That valuable building allotment opposite tho 13ank of New Zealand, Cartorton. _ SPLENDID INVESTMENT. For particulars apply to Andrew Mckenzie, 14G5 Cartorton. FOR SALE-Choap-A 3-year-old Bull by "King John." Very quiet. Apply J. J. Chapman, Upper Plain, Masterton (next Knrupuni Flag Station.) 1623 10R BALE.-A splendid lot of Seed jl. Potatoes) Derwcnts, apply to H, S. White, corner Hilton Road, Carterton. 1529 EOR SALE.-Purebredßerkshlrc Pigs. H.T.B. Owen, Bpringbank, Cluvoville. 1543 FOR SALE. 1 KA PRIZE & FANCY Pigeons, LO\J viz., Dragoons, Antworps, Fantails, Magpies, Nuns, Jacobins, Owls, Beards, Baldheads, Barbs, Birmingham Tipplers, Kites, &c, &c. Also tho following Hamburgh fowls :-Golden Pencilled, Golden Spangled aud Silver Spangled, Selling out on account of a contemplated visit to Enfiland in January. Purchasers aro requested to see tho birds at ray address between the hours of 9 and 10 a,ra,. and 6 and 7 p.m. E. E. EDMUNDS, 1534 Nelson-street, Wellington. PAHIATUA. T7ALUABLE Building Allot- ' ments in the above Township for aalo by tho undersigned. This rising township is situated about II miles south of Woodville, and U on the Main line of Railway, and will undoubtedly lie at tho junction of the new line just surveyed to Palmcrston North. Apply to J. fl, CORBETT, Masterton, or.. W, R. WATERS, Wellington, 1522 EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. THE undorsigned'has just rocoived a large assortment of— Books, suitable for Wedding and Complimentary Presents Christmas Boxes and New Year's Gifts Plain and Fancy Stationery Day Books, Lecher, Cash, Pockel, and Memo. Rooks School Books andSchoo Stationery Glass and China Ornaments . Photo., Scrap, and Fern Albums Photo. Frames, Workboxes and Baskets Ladies' Bogs, Purses, Card Cases Visiting Cards, Papoter'c3, Playin Cards Oloograpbj, Pocket Knives Pookot Oouipassoß Hairbrußhen, Combs aud Porfumery Paint Boxes, Pencils, Drawing Paper Drawing Books, and all Artists' rcqui» sites' Toys in endless variety, including— Toy Perambulators, Dolls, Horses and Carts, Ralls, Tops, Whips, Money Boxes, &o. NEW MUSIC New Books, Papers, and Periodicals by EVERY MAIL PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches, Photographs taken in any weather by the Instantaneous Gelatino Bromide Dry Plates. Largest and best assortment of Maori Photographs in New Zealand, including Rcwi, ToWhiti, and other Celebrated Chiefs, Agent for all the leadiuf New Zealand Papers. THOS. E. PEICE, Bookseller & Stationer, Fancy' Goods Depot. Masterton. 14G6 Rejoice, oh Ye Residents ov CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD ! I W. CLARIi, Of the City Cash, Drapery, & Clothing Warehouse, Wellington, HAS much pleasuio in announcing that ho has opened a branch Store in CARTERTON, where the resident? of the surrounding district can purchase their - DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at the same prices as are charged in town. How cau this be done ? is the question that has been ■ asked; tho answer is easily given:—W. Clark being a direct importer, aad being in 1 a position, owiug to his extensivo trade, to ■ dispose of almost unlimited quanliticß of uoods, is ablo to buy in tho best markets in , the world, and at such prices as enable him to literally to defy competition; this coup--1 led with tho fact of the branch being conducted on cash principles will ncconnt for the phenomenon of Town Prices churned in a Country Store. Any article not in stock ■ can bo procured in a day or two, and every customer may rely upon civility aud, altcn- : tion, no matter whether tho amount of their i purchaso be One Pknny or Fifty Pounds, 1491 T.PROCIOR, Manager.