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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1918, 18 February 1885, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED KNOWN.-Advertisements in thin column not exceeding 16 words ONE SHILLING first insertion .SIXPENCE each subsequent ssertioa. WANTED.— A situation in an hotel, livery stable, as driver for a grocer, or any similar employment. Apply this Office. 1915 WANTED.— A partner, with a small capital, in a Sash and Door Factory and Timber business. Apply X.Y.Z., Dahy Office. WANTED.— A first-class ploughman for stcnev land. Apply to J, and 0. Herbert, Hawkhurat. . 1813 WANTED.— A married couplb for the country. Apply Daily office. WANTED to sell, a few pure Cockrels Dorkings, Black Red Game Langshangs splendidly marked, cheap. Apply T. G. James, Albert-street. 1901 WANTED.— The travelling public to know that they can. have firstclass accommodation at Kibble whit's Faiiuy Accommodation House next Feist's Store, Queen-street, Masterton. Weekly boarders £1; all meals, Is; Beds Is Gd. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per , feed. Good WANTED KNOWN.—That Keester & Harding have established a Central Carrying Depot, opposite " Cockburn's Block," Queen-street, Masterton. Soods conveyed to or from the Railway Station in Express or Spring Cart. Express will be at the station on the arrival )f each train. Goods and Parcels deivered in town or country. Furniture jarefully removed. All work at lowest rates. WANTED— All who are interested in getting the best value for their noney to know thatH. Flookton's branch >f the Variety Store (in Davidson's old premises, Manners-Street) contains second land furniture and goods of every imagintble description at prices remarkably low. 5. Flockton, Variety Stores. Toiy & Vlanners streets Wellington, 1809 WANTED KNOWN,—That I have always forsalo a large stock of conractors' tip drays, wharf drays, spring Irays, spring carta, also, buggies, waggonittes, |pnsetons, one Becona-hand brougand one' new landau in coutse of irection to be fitted out to the taste and tyle of the purchaser; the English iron ore-carriage made to any dimensions to irder for the trade. M. BOBtAN, Welington Coach Factory, Manners-streets nd Taranaki Place, Wellington r jWO COTTAGES to LET. Apply to— M.CASELBERG&CO. TO STATION HOLDERb AND OTHERS. rHE undersigned is prepared to supply fencing posts, rails, or liouse-blocks, all ot the best heart >f totals, PIERCE COTTER, Jtm., GreytcWn. CHEAP FURNITURE. A. FARMER, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON, Is now offering good sound furniture at very low prices. A visit will provo the fact. CHEAP FURNITURE. J. HUXLEY, OF THE LION TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, WELLINGTON,. BEGS to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Masterton and surrounding country, that he will open a first-class TAILORS SHOP in the centre of the town, about the2Bth FEBRUARY, where Buits can be made in a few days, same price as at Lambton-Quay establishment. Tweed suits, as good as money can buy, £4los j good, all wool, Tweeds suits, £3 10s; Ladies' Riding Habits. £4 to £1; Good fits and stylish Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters, from £2 to £3los; Gentlemen's own material, made in first rate style, 40s per suit. I have been established ten years in Wellington, and been twenty years a first-class cutter in London, Paris, and New York. I know EVERY PART of my trade. There is not any man to be found that can excel me in making FIRST-CLASS SUITS, or any Manufacturer that can make them CHEAPER. I shall have an agent in Maßterton in a few days. 189 JOHN DUTHIE & CO., IRON MERCHANTS, Wili.is-St, Wellington. DEG to notify their Wairarapacustomersthat -D they have on sale and to arrivePlain Black Fencing Wire, 6, 7, 8, 9; Black Fencing Wire, Steel, No 10; Bright D.P.fencing staples 11x8, lsx7, 8; Galvanized 4 barb fencing wire ; Galvanized strand wire; Bentall's Chaffcutters and extra knives; Bentall's oat and corncrushers ; Potato and Digging forks: Socket and long strapped Spades; Swedishpitch in 2,4, and 71bboxes: Stockholm tar in barrels and halfbarrels;Blue and red lump Raddle; Avery weighing machines, scales and steelyards; Colza and Neatsfoot oil; Antifriction grease in 141b, 281b, and lewt kegs; Gunpowder triple F, Alliance, diamond grain; Shot in 101b and 281b bags; Chilled shot, in 101b bags; Guns, single and double-barrel muzzle-loaders, large assortment C.F. breech-loaders. Builders' IRONMONGERY—GaIvanized Corrugated Iron, 6ft to 10ft; Spouting, Bidging, Down pipes; sheet lead, from 81b to Gib; Plain Sheet Zinc, 8G to 14G; Air Gratings; Sink Traps, Brass Foundrv in all requirements ; Rim and Mortice Locks, English and American Stoves and Register Grates. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Half Tester and French Bedsteads, of which we have a very superior selection; Fenders and Fire Sets in brass and bright steel mounts; English and American Electro-plated Ware; .Cutlery from the best Sheffield makers; Table Lamps, shipment of which are now due, all lftw and improved designs; Mangles, two and three roller, in assorted sizes; Putnam's Ironing Mangle, the handiest article in a household; Clothea "Wringers, large assortment Universal. Novelty, Eureka Star, Peerless, Keystone, &c. COACHBUILDERS' k WHEELWRIGHTS' REQUISITES. JOINDER rjIWINE. SiMUKISON, AND McCORMICK's HARVESTERS,We have a few machines by these, celebrated makers still ori hand. TO SEEDSMEN.—Seed Envelopes on sale at the Daily Office. 1630