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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1847, 24 November 1884, Page 3

I Wautou. ANTED KNOWN.-AdvertiseraeLts I V V in this column not exceeding l'i vrcria ONE SHILLING first insertion dIXPEtfCE each 3ubseqneat nsertioa, ANTED.-Four shearers by December I VV Ist, to shear 3,000 sheep, Apply, Thos, Hitching 3, Beaumont, Whareama. ITTANTED-A Boy to exercise horses YV and make himself useful. Apply to Richd. J. Fitton. 1847 WANTED.— A good steady woman as servant for a private house, Ai.'ply pus i|jwq mwi '«x TO A A 'QTO 'sitoq-'mOM aaXNVlll WANTED TO bELL.-One Oolden Spangled Hamburg Cock and 3 Hens, and one Houdan Cock and -1 Hens, Cheap to clear. Apply W. G. King, Carterton. IS4G |ryWO EXPERIENCED RABBITERS . with trained ferrets, nets, dogs, and I guns want situations as rabbitcrs, Apply office of this paper. WANTED TO RENT. A House containing not less than six I rooms, with good garden, One with 5 or 6 acres of land preferred. Apply to GEO. C. SAGE, Next Toe-math's Mill, _ Masterton. WANTED-All who are interested in getting the best value for their money to know that H. Plockton's branch of tee Variety Stove (in Davidson's old premises, Manner Street) contain secondhand | furniture and goods of every imaginable description at prices remarkably low. 11. Floekton, Variety Stores. Tory & Manner* | streets, Wellington. ISOO WANTED TO SELL.-Nos. IG2, 1(16, 183,86, Alfredtonßlock; also2lo acres, being No. 116 in the Eangituoiau, Good land, and cheap, on very easy terms, Also ten allotments in Carterton, quarter acre eack Do. ten Featheraton, do., 47, -IS, 49,50, Pitzherbert, being ten acres each. Very cheap. Good level land, with plenty of good totara bush, Terms made to suit everybody. Price, eta, send to owncr-O. W. Clayton. Wellington. Country town allotments, from £5 each, on receipt of Posi office order, \ acre?, £lO each. 17!) 1 WANTED KNOWN.-If you wish to marry well, become the owner of ;i freehold quarter aero town allotment, by sending a Post Office Order for £5 ; half acre corner allotment for 110 that might be worth a thousand some day, Title deeds under Land Transfer Act. Cut this out and lose no time in becoming your own landlady or landlord at once. Cheque and P.O. Orders made payable to O. W. Clayton, Wellington (the owuer), Look out fur a rainy day in time. 170-1 WANTED KNOWN.-That D. D. Hyde, Hairdresser,_ha3 tlio largest Stock of Hainvork in Wellington. Combings made up. Wigs on Hire. Note the address - Opposite Bank New Zealand, Lauibtou Quay, Wellington. 17!): i WANTED KNOWN.-Th.it there are vacancies for a few Weekly Boarders at the Wairarapa Boarding House. J. Doughty, Proprietor. lvyi WANTED.-Tho travelling pubi.e- o know that they can have first-clans accommodation at Kibblewuitk's Family Accommodation Hoose, next Feist's litoro Queen-street Masterton. boardma £1; all meals, Is; Eeds, Is (id. SpeciM arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per feeri. Good naddock, fTANTED KNOWN.-That 1 have V V always for sale a large Stock of contractors'tip drays, wharf drays, spring drays, spring carts: also, buggies, waggonettes, pliietons, one second-hand brougham, and one new landau in course of erection to be fitted out to the iasto and style of the purchaser; the English iron fore carriage made to any dimensions to order for the trade. M BOHAN, Wellington Coach Fao tory, Manners streets and Taranaki Place, Wellington. 1U45 WANTED KNOWN.-That ltema & Harding have established a Cen. tral Car/ykg Depot, opposite ' Cockburn't Block," Queen-street, Masterton, Goods conveyed to or from the Rail vay Station i u Express or Spring Cart. Express will be at tlio station on the arrival of each tarn,. Goods and Parcels delivered in town or country. Furniturecarofully removed. All work at lowest rates LOST-A spotted German Collie doj>-, with one wall eye, answers to tlio name of "Wallie," The finder will ho rewarded. F. Maunsell, Tinui. ]SJI LOST-In Church street on Sunday, n buggy rug. Finder rewarded cm returning same to Daily Office, 1817 TTUUSE, Perry street, i rooms, and 1 scullery, House, Church street, 7 rooms. Apply to WALTER PERRY. T7IOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS,--L The conveniently situated, well-finished House in Churchstiea lately in the occupation of Mr W. P. Kuydhouse, Apply on the premises, or to 1698 R, DROWN & CO. 1 O it S A L Ei Good 10 h.p, Cornish Boiler, in First Class order A patent Brickmaking Machine, capable of moulding 15,000 bricks per day; capable for steam or horso power. A small Boiling down Plant, suitable ■ for small butcher, Also, manufacturers of Speedy's Patent Wool Presses, with racthet motion. ROBERTSON & CO, 151-i l'hcenix Foundry. FOR SALE OR TO LET. A7-roonicd House, coach house, stable, and five _ncres of laud at Honiobush, the property o' Mrs Bannister. Apply to G. S.W. DALRi'MPLB, Estate Agent, Perry street, Masterton. MASTERTON ROAD DISTRICT. A POLL will be taken at the Opaki (1 Schoolhouae, on SATURDAY, the 20th of December next, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 0 p.m., on the following proposal;— To borrow the sum of Three Hundred and twenty Pouuds(l32o) under "The Roads and Bridges Construction Act, 1882," for the erection and extension of the Miki-Miki bridge. Amount of yearly payment required to repay bucl) sum iu fifteen years £2810s; amount of special rate to bo levied on the properties of persons interested iu the construction of the bridge, seven-eighths of a penny in tlio £. Plana, specifications, detail*, an I estimates of the cost of the work may ba Been at this ollice. W. H. BEETHAM, Chairman, Masterton, Bth Not, 1864,