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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1835, 10 November 1884, Page 3

V V ia this column not exceediug M words ONE SHILLING firac insertion each ,'iubaaqufint, nsertiou, VV Bnllnck Dray. Apply J. Ros? Blacksmith awl vVTifelni'ighi, Masterlon, W'ANTRIX-A Boy about 11 to help i kitchen nuil make himself generall nsi-ftil on a station, Apply to Mr Whatmai Chin Hotel, Masterton, ' 183 WANTiiD.-A Nhephard for Wulanng station, Apply Longwoml, i"ea therslon, or at station,' IS2' WANTED— All who are interested in gritting the best value for their money to know that H, Floekton's branch of tne Variety Hto-« (iu Davidson's old premises, Manner Street) contain second hand furm'tuie and goods ii every imaginable description at prices remarkably low. H, Flocktoo. Variety Stores, Tory & Manners streets, Wellington, 1809 TT7ANTBD TO SELL.-Nos. 162, 166, VV 183,86, Alfrctllon Block; also 2CU acns, being No. 116 in the Kangitmnau, Good land, and cheap, on very easy terms, Also ten allotments in Carterton, quarter acre each, Ho, ten Featherston, do., 47,48, 49, 50, Filzherbert, being ten acres each. Very cheap. Good level land, with plenty of good totara busk, Terms made to suit everybody. Price, etc , send to owuer-O. W. Clayton, Wellington. Country town allotments, from X 5 each, ou receipt of Posl oilice ordtr, i neves, JilO each. 1794 WANTED KNOWN.-It you wish to marry well, become the owner of a freehold quarter acre town allotment, by sending a Post UlHce Order for £5; half acre corner allotment for 110 that might ha worth a thousand some day. Title deeds under Land Transfer Act. Out this out and lose no time in becoming your own landlady or landlord at once. Cheque and P.O. Orders made payable to 0. W, Clayton, Wellington (the owner), Look out for a rainy day in time. 1794 \Jj ANTED. KNOWN.-That D. D. Hyde, Hairdresser, has the largest Stock of Hairwork m Wellington, Comb> jugs mado up. Wigs on Hire. Note the address - Opposite Bank New JZsalanrlf liittnbton Quay, Wellington, 1793 WASTED KN'OWN.-Thafc there are vacancies for a few Weekly Boarders it tun Wairarapa Boarding Hous.'. ,i. 1-1 hty. Proprietor, 1791 WANTED.— The travelling puo.n, o know that they can have first-class accommodation at Kimiuiwiiite's Famiu AcuoMMornwo.v Hoosk, next Feist's Store Queen-street Masterton, Wte.. l y boarders £1; all meals, 1b; Ms, Is Gd. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for "U 7ANTED KNOWN.-Thatl lave \ V always for sale a large Stuck of con. tractors' tip drays, wharf drays, spring drays, spring carts • also, buggies, waggonettes, phiiitons, one second-hand brougham, and one new landau iu course of croetioii to ha litiod out to the taste and style of the purchaser; the English iron fore carriage 'Hade to any dimensions to order for the wide. M KORAN, Wellington Coach Fac tory, Manners streets and Taranaki Place, Vr'cllington. 11145 WANTED ENOWN.-Tliat Krister & Haudinh have established a Ocm tral Carrying Depot, opposite ' Coekburn'i Block," Q.ueen-stieot, Masterton, Gonds conveyed to or from the Rail vay Station iu Express or Spring Cart. Express will bo at the station on the arrival of each trail., Goods and Parcels delivered iu town nr country, Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates F 0 It SAL E JKTAOHED RESIDENCE, centrally situated, with nice Flower' anil iii Garden, convenient outbuildings iiin ll pump, etc. JOHN SMITH, IS3I Cole Street, Ml SALE OK TO LET. A7-romned House, coach house, stable, and five acres of laud at Homebush. Iho propeity o'. Mrs liannistor. Apply to G. S. W, DALRVMI'LE, Ektato Agent, Pcny street, Masterton. 1825 WORLD-RENOWNED FLOWER AND VEGETABLE mW SEEDS JU3T ARRIVED,' .N PunS.S "lONIC,' RAPP & HARE, SOLE AGEKTS.-SEND FOR LIS! SUTTON'S WORLD-RENOWNED FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS 1796 We are now shutting a splendid asso'tinc'ii of Men's and Buys' Oxford Regalia ai.d Harvard Shirts, with and without collars attached, an inspection of which wo re.-inct-' fully solicit,—L. J. Hooper & Co., llcrouw. There is no doubt now existing about our Clothing Stock. Gentlemen that have always been in the habit of getting their garments made to their owu orders and paving about three limes the price that wo charge, have, tincn giving 113 a trial, expressed their satisfaction about the class of goods we are now showing. Enth f w style, tit, and finish, tlicy wmiioi bo snv-mssed.-L, J, Hooper &'Co„ Tailors and Outfitters. It is an acknowledged fact that Emptv J, Co.'s is the only house wheie vmii can 1 ■lll- - bird or soft Felt. I'ith, Cork, Lcj-. or Straw, How is it? Simu'y \k-n\\?« have their Hals mad'; Mucin iv tutheir worn mem : -" ihey ate the most conunrtutile Hats I have ever worn."-L, J, Hooper & Co., HattoiH, Bon Marche. mu STAND THIS REASON AT HIS '. OWNER'S STABLES The well known Exmoor Pony, LITTLE JOHN, By Ftam out of Sea Spray by Tidal Wave out of Mermaid by Neptune out of Sea Serpent by Octopus out of Star Pish. Octopiiß.'one of the cefebrated Exmoor breed of ponios, was imported at considerable cost by Victor Hug') LIT f LIS JOHN U a rich cream with black points, Rtandu 13 bands, beautiful temper and perfect symmetry. Teems,-£1 la. Groomago2s6d. Payable at tiiflt service. WILLIAM NEHL, 1817 Proprietor,