Wanted. WANTED KNOWN. —Advertisement in this column not escoodint; Id wordsONE SHILLING "first' inserts, SIXPENCE oach subsequent insertion. W ANTED,••rAt Tuhitaratfti : a married ' couple, without encambrnnce, man lo cook, and woman to >dovJi6use work. Apply D. McMaster, TuhitatataJ: Martinborough. , 1642 WANTED,— A Carpenter for Bridge work; also : a Cook;- Sceso aud Dawson. ■ 1641 ANTED Known-Watches Clocks, lie., carefully: cleaned arid- reprsd, and warranted for twelve months,-, breakages sxcepted; charges strictly .moderateJ. BRO WN, Watchmaker, &c„ Manniij-street iext door to Bank Hotel, WolHng't;pn.f 1639 WANTED.— Two ploughmen, None but experienced handß need apply, Manager Oastlepoirit'Station, • % 1639 WANTED,— A Smart Active-Boy to carry out parcels, Ac., apply early ;o.L. J, Hooper'& Co. Bon Marche, 163G WANTED KNOWN.—Being a direct . Importer , and Manufacturer and bound to no one, l am able to sell any of IKe undermentioned articles cheaper than any other retailerßick and other Covers, Oilskins, clothing, Flags; Tonte, florae and Loin Cloths, Heal Crack Proof .Gum .'Boots, rwine's, Assorted' Pishing Tackles, :-Ropes ind Blocks, (So,, k. ■ T. ARTHUR, Sailnaker, (Opposite Evening Post - Office), Willis-street, Wellington, . 1601 WANTED-Green or Well-dried Sheep, skin Pelts in any quantity, Apply Sarvev & Sons. Wainoua Wool Works, WANTED.— The travelling pubuo to know that they can have first-clasß iccommodation at Eibelewhite's Family Accommodation House, next Feist's Store Jueen-atreet Masterton, Weekly boardors fil; all meals, Is; Beds, Is' fid; Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for is per feed. WANTED KNOWN.-Vaeancies tor three or four Boarders atDoughty's Accommodation House, opposite Miiir and. Dixon's coach factory, Masterton. Weekly Boarders as per agreement, Meals at all tonrs (Is): 1095 TITANTED Known-ill's iiedmond, 'Oity YY Registry Office, noai' City 'Hotel, Jorner of Clyde-quay and Courtney-'jilkce, Wellington. A list kopt of Lady Helps, Machinists, and Domestic Servants,'! All letters must contain stamps for replies. WANTED fflOWN.—That Keesteb & . Hakding have tral Carrying Depot, opposite ' Cockburn'i Block," Queen-street; Masterton, Ojoods :onveyed to or from tho Rail'vay Station iu Express or Spring Cart, Express will be *t tho station on the arrival of each train, Goods and Parcels delivered in town or :ountry. Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates. WANTED KNOWN—Fielder sells Furniture cheaper than any man in Sown. WANTED KNOWN—China and Glass at Fielder's Variety Store, very iheap, . PURNITURE'made to order at Fielder's Variety Store, Manners-street Weiington, 1641 PEOPLE wanting Cheap Furniture should go to fielder's Variety Store, MannorsStreet. '• mi RANTED. -500 Merino Ewes. Apply by Letter, stating Age and Price, to . . . THOS. HITCHINGS, Beaumont, Whareama, dil REWARD. LOST— From Waihenga, a Bay Mare, white face and nose; branded Son leek (old), THOS, F, EYANS, Saddler, L 603 Maryborough. POUND-On the TAUEKU ROAD,, a Pocket Book, containing a iheque for a large sum, and other papers, 3wncr may have tho same on paying cost >f this advertisement. 1624 W. PARLEY.. LOs REWARD. LOST— From Tcnui about 7th March, a Black Collie Slut, mswering to tho name of " Lassie." 1642 H. ADAMS, Masterton,' A LADY residing at Carterton, who has •one little Girl attending' School, would bo happy to meet with a few other Children to live with her as Boarders.—Apply " H., Post Office, Carterton," ' 1624 BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS. Dolls, J. BIRREL'S, • Dons, Tots, Fancy Repository, Tom Fancy Goons. Ouha-St,, Fancy Goods ~_. J WELLINGTON. ALL'liinils of Fancy-Work Materials, and 'Fancy-Work Books. Stamped and commenced work, and cut-out paper patterns Visitors to Wellington are respectfully invited .to examine our varied stoek and' note prices. Assortment of Real Brussels, Honiiok, and ToncnoN Laces. ORDERS accompanied by remittanco. Promptly attended to. Educational Depository B SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!. ... Y LAST Direct Steamer, a Largo. Assortment of . CREWEL WOOLS AND SILKS, In all Shades. A Choice Selection of Transfer Patterns 1 All tho Materials for; ( .. Macrame Lace Work, Now so Fashionable at Homo a3 a High ArtRecreation. Also Books with Complete Instructions and Designs for Working! BOOKS suitable for Wedding and Compli- ; mentary PRESENTS. . , NEW BOOKS, PAPERS, and PERIOD- , WALSAni EVERY MAIL! PHOTOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANOHKS! Photographs taken in ANY WEATHER by the Instantaneous Gelatino-Bromidc. Dry Plates. lS*The Largest and Best Assortment ofMaori Photographs in New Zealand^AGENT for all tho leading New Zealandpapers. THOS. f racE. ; Bookseller « Stationer,. FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MASTERTON. IGofi,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1648, 25 March 1884, Page 3
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686Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1648, 25 March 1884, Page 3
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