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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1645, 27 March 1884, Page 3

ANTED KNOWN.-Advcifaomonb ■yV ia this column not■cxcocdhv' 16 words ONE SHILLING finst insertion SIXPENCE each subsequent- iiisurlio'l'l. EDKNOWN-Thatour premises Y V will be open in future ou SATURDAY AFTERNOON lor the Sale of our first clasg Oilskins, • Horsecloths, Covers. Tents. &e. With thanks for past favors.' We are, yours, &c, . COOK & KNIGHT, 1645 Gustom Houso Quay, Wellington, :OANTED,-At Tuhitarata, a married V« couple, without encumbrance, man to cook, and woman to do house work. Apply D. McMaater, Tuhitarata, Martinborough. 1612 ANTED.-A Carpenter for Bridge i 11 work; also a Cook, Recso and ■ "—on, 1641 WANTED Known-Watohes Clocks, &c, carefully cleaned and ropiired, aud warranted ■ for twelvo months, breakages excepted; charges strictly moderate. .J. BROWN, Watchmaker, &o„ Manners-street next door to Bank Hotol, Wellington 163!) H ANTED.-Two ploughmen, Npnobut. I VV 'experienced hands need'apply!* Manager Cashpoint Station. 1639 D.-A Smart Active Boy to I VV- carry out parcels, 4c, apply early |toL, J, Hooper & Co. BonMarcho,. 1630 WANTED KNOWN-Fieldor sells Fur-' niture cheaper than any man in town.' ANTED KNOWN-China and Glass I VV at Fielder's Variety Store, Tery cheap, jIURNITURE made to order at Fielders I JL' Variety Storo, Manners-street Wei-' { lington, 1641 )EOPLE wanting Cheap Furniture should go to Fielder's Variety Store, MannersI street. ANTED KNO WN-Scissors, allprices, I i ? from Gd per pair, at W. Higginbottom's direct importer, Willis-street, 1644 7ANTED MOWN-Pocket knives IVV from9dto 10aGdeaoL,atW. Higginbottom's, direct importer, • Willis-street. 1644 .Hi*.!/ Jiuvnn-ximv w, iUKginV V bottom the Sheffield cutter, grinder, and saw sharpener is to be found in Willisstreet next Union Hotel, Wellington, 1644 WANTED KNOWN-Table cutlery, spoons, tea pots B,M. all prices and qualities, no second profit. Imported by W, Higginbottom, Willis-street, Wellington. . 1644 WANTED-Green or Well-dried Sheep. skin Pelts in any quantity. Apply Harvey & Sons. Wainoua Wool Works, WANTED KNOWN.-A sure preventV V ative against Rheumatism, Cough?, Colds, Diptheria, Bronchitis, &c, Ac, by procuiing one of T. Arthur's Oilskiu Coats, To be had only direct from the Manufacturerby sending Cheque or P. 0.0. T. ARTHUR, • Sail, Tent, Flag, and Cover Maker, and Importer (opposite Evening Post olKcaj. Willis street. Wellington, 1645 'ANTED KNOWN.-Thut 1 have V V always for sab a large Stock of con ■ tractors', tip drays, wharf drays, spring - drays, spring carts; also, buggies, waggonettes, pbretona, one second-band brougham,; and one neiv landau in course of erection to h fitted out to the taste and style of the purchaser; the English iron!fore carriage, made to' any dimensions to order for tbe trade. M BOHAN, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners streets and Taranaki Place,.. Wellington. 1645-. WANTED KNOWN-Being a direct Importer and Manufacturer and bound to no one, I am able to sell any- of the undermentioned articles cheaper than any other retailer:—Rick and other Covers, Oilskins, clothing, Flags, Tents, Horse and Loin Cloths, Real Crack Proof Gum Boots, Twines, Assorted Fishing Tackles, Ropes aud Blocks, &c„ Jfec. T. ARTHUR, Sailmaker, (Opposite Evening Post Office), Willis-street, Wellington. 1601 ¥ANTED.-The travelling pubuo to know that they can have first-class accommodation at Kidbiotiute's Family Accommodation House, next Feist's Store Queen-street Masterton. Weekly boarders £1; all meals. Is; Reds, Is 6d. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per feed. WANTED KNOWN.-Vacancies tor three or four Boarders at Doughty's Accommodation House, 'opposite Muir and Dixon's coach factory, Masterton, Weekly Boarders as per agreement, Meals at all hours (Is): 1595 WANTED Known-Mrs Redmond, City W Registry Office, near City Hotol, ; corner of Clyde-quay anil Courtney-place, Wellington. A list kept of Lady Helps, Machinists, and Domestic Servants, All letters must contain stamps for replies. WANTED KNOWN.-That Keester & Hardmo have established a Con tral Carrying Depot, opposite ' Cookbnrn'i Block," Queen-street, Masterton, Goods conveyed to or from tho Railway Station iu Express or Spring Cart. Express will be at tho station on tho arrival of each train. Goods and Parcels delivered in town or country. Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates. ■ANTED. -500 Merino Ewes. Apply by Letter, stating Age and Price, 0 THOS. HITCHING 3, Beaumont, Wharcama, 351 BEWAIIi). T OST-From Waihenga, a Bay Mare, JU white face and' nose; branded Son neck (old), THOS. F. EVANS, Saddler, - • 1603 Maryborough, IOUND-On the TAUEIiU ROAD, r. 1! Pocket Book, containing -it.'; cheque for a large sum, and other papers. Owner may have the same on paying cost of this advcitisem?nt, 1624 : W. DARLEY. • lOs REWARD;' T OST-From Tcmii about 7th March, J a Blnek Collie Slut, answering to tho name of" Lassie." - 1642 >II. ADAMS, , BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS. Dow.3, 'J. BIItREL'S, Dons,' Toys, ■ fumy' Repository, , ' Ton Fancv Goods. Ouba-St,, Fancy Goods WELLINGTON. A LL kinds of Fancy-Work Materials, and Tju Fancy-Werk Books. Stamped and commenced work, and cut-out paper patterns .-' Visitors to Wellington aro respectfully invited to examine our varied stock aim note prices. Assortment of Real Brussels, HonitoNj and Touchon Laces. ORDERS accompanied by remittance Promptly attended to. -. : -,/. "■-^C-.M.