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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1890, 16 January 1885, Page 3

TTANTEP KNOWN, -Advertiseroei.ts VV in this column not excoodiog J'S words ONE SHILLING first insorimr, .SIXPENCE eaoh subsequent nsertioa, WANTED.-A bullock-driver. Apply James Stuckey, Te Rangitumau. 1890 7ANTED.-A girl about 15 to make _ t/. |heraelf generally useful, references indiapensable. Apply to Mrs John Cross, Gleiiside, Tinui. • • 1889. WANTED. -A strong La«> mau np. prentice. "Apply -at ones to Ola Anderson, blacksmith, Tauern. UfANTEDI-Tea two horse Tip Dr VV at £1 per day each. Apply tofi. Jnrgess, on the works, Mungapakeha, 18G2 WANTED-All who are interested in getting the best value for their money to know that H. Flockton's branch of tie Variety' Sta.-e (in Davidson's old premises, Maoner Street) contain secoud hand furnituie and goods of every imaginable description at prices remarkably low. H. Flockton. Variety Stores, Tory & Manners streets, Wellington. 1809 WANTED.r-The travelling' pubuc o know that tkoy can have first-class aooommbdation at Kibblewhite's Pamiu Accommodation Hod.sk, next Feist's Storo Queen-street Masterton. Wteu l y boarders £1; all meals, Is; Beds, Is.6d.■ .'Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per feed. Good naddook. ■ WANTED KNOWN.-That '1 nave always for sale a large Stook of con', tractors'tip drays,' wharf drays, spring drays, Bpring carts • also, buggies. Waggonettes, pliietons, one second-hand brougham, and one new landau in course of erection to be fitted out to the taste and style of the purchaser; the English iron fore carriage made to any dimensions to order for the trade. M BOHAN, Wellington Coach Fac tory, Manners Btreets and Taranaki Place, Wellington, 1(545 ¥ ANTED KNOWN.-Th&tliEEME«i HahdinO have established a (Jem tral Carryiig Depot, opposite ' Cockbiim'i Block," Queen : Btrcet, Masterton,.' Goads conveyed to or from the Rai> vay Station iu Express or Spring Cart. Express:will ho at the station on the arrival of each trail,, Goods and Parcels delivered in town i r country, • Furniture carefully removed. All work at lowest rates TO LET. 1855 A. ELKINS. TO LET,_a seven roomed house with outbuildings, including stable and two fowlhouaes, lately occupied by Mrs Morison; p ne acre of land laid off as au orchard, omamental'garden,'and paddock for horse. For terms apply to W. SELLAR. j. vuuuuicaj, uuu ut gunner acre seotou of improved land in Bentley'a Estate, five minutes walk irom the Post Office. The owner having left the district is prepared to sell the above cheap, For particulars apply to the Dim Office. J853 won tt a j ; Good 10 h.p, Cornish Boiler, in First Class order A patent Brickmaking Machine, capable of moulding 15,000 biicks per day; capable for steam or horso power. A small Boiling down Plant, suitable for small butcher, Also, manufacturers of Speedy's Patent Wool Tresses, with racthet motion. ROBERTSON & CO., 1515 l'homii Foundry, £1 REWARD. T OST.-FromMasterton, a bay MARE, branded like 1, only shod on one front foot. Anyone retaining the same after this date will be prosecuted. T. P. LETT, 1889 Masterton. GIVING UP BUSINESS, W NICHOLSON, Cuba-Street, Wel- . lington, begs to call the attention of the public to the fact that as he is retiring from business at the beginning of the year the whole of his valuable stock is for sale at less than cost price. Also that, by pel-mission, he is disposing of Exhibition Sideboard, Handsome Harmonium, and some Oil Paintings (a large one of Wellington in 1841) by Ait Union. Tickets 10s (id, which may bo had on application at the oilico of this paper. 1870 CHEAP l-TRNITGRB CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON, Is new offering good sound furnituie at very low prices. A visit will prove the fact. CHEAP FUKNITUKIO THE ANNUAL UNDER THE AUSPICES OP THE WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL BE HELD ON THESHOWGROUNDS.CARTERTON, ON WEDNESDAY, 25th FEBRUARY, 1885. TINTRIES, accompanied by the cn'J trance fees, close at the Secretary's • Office, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 21st February, 1885, and in order that sufli-' cient accommodation may be provided for the sheep, and correct catalogues may be prepared, vendors arc requested to state the number,.sex, class, and age of sheep; whether they are to be sold by auction or privately; and if by auction, to state by . whom ; also to state whether the sheep are to be sold singly, or in lots of 5, lU, 20, etc., etc. 'All sheep to be on tho ground before 10 a.m., and to be removed only by cuu- . sent of the Stewards. iYendors will please note that in lieu of ■ aljotting pens by priority of entry it has :• been decided to draw lots for the pens in such manner that each Auctioneer will as near as possible.havo a consecutive sale of 50 sheep at a time. Entries to be made on printed forms, • which can be obtained from the Secretary, - or by letter or telegram, care being taken that full particulars arc given. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. ENTRANCE FEES. , First Five sheep ... Is per head. Over that number .„ (id per head. r Single sheep ... ... 2snerJr