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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2156, 27 November 1885, Page 3

W aixtecl.' WASTED'. . KNOWN. - AdvertiseVV ments for situations in this column not exceeding 16 words ONE SHILLING fitsi insertion, SIXPENCE each subse uenfc insertion WANTED.— A cowman at Langdale> Whareama, who will make himself generally useful, Apply this office. WANTED TO SELL-A good hack horse. Apply G. F, Daniell, Kurupuni. 2156 WANTEDc-A good Blacksmith, must be a good shoer and jobbing smith; apply to 0. Anderson, Blacksmith, Taueru. ' ■ • : .. ' • 2152 WANTED TOLEND—£SO. Principal and interest cleared by a monthly payment ol ten. shillings and eightpence. Apply K, Brown, 2149 WANTED TO LEND—£IOO. Principal and interest cleared by a monthly payment of £1 Is Id, Apply R. Brovm. 2149" ANTEFfO LEND—£2SO. Prin-' . cipal and interest cleared by a monthly payment of £2 13a M., Apply R. Brown. ' 2149 ANT¥d~t7TLEND-£SOO. PritTcipal and interest" cleared by a monthly payment of £5 Gs Bd. Apply R. Brown, 2149 Farmer's Registry Office, WANTED.— A boy to clean boots and make himself generally useful about a house in Masterton.- Apply Farmer's Registry Office. 2151 WANTED.— A situation by a nurse girl in Masterton, Apply Farmer's Registry Office. . 2161 WANTED,— Situation by a housemaid. Apply Farmers Registry Office. - 2151 WANTED. Nurse girl for the country. Apply sharp at Farmer's Registry Office, 2151 WANTED KNOWN.—Farmer lias a three-quarter billiard table complete in good order for sale cheap. 2137 ACTED KNOWN.—Youths and Boys' Bats, Balls, and Stumps of the best, at Farmer's. 2116 WANTED KNOWN—Servants in quiring for places through ihe post, must always send stamped addressed envelope to, .secure a speedy reply from Farmer's Registry office,. . 2109 WANTED KNOWN,-New"w"s' Cricketing Material just arrived, at Farmer's, 2115 WANTED.— A good general servant; references Apply at once to Mrs Amesbury, Minto House. ' 2135 TTTANTED KNOWN.—J. Birrel has YV opened a choice assortment of Gold and Silver Fringes, Laces, £rimps, Spangles, &c, Large stock of Toys and Fancy Goods always on hand, also Crewel Wools and Silks; Silk and Wool Arrasenes, and all kind of Fancy Needlework Material. J. BIRREL, Fancy Repository, 45 Cuba Street, Wellington. 2125 WANTED KNOWN.—IO,OOOPRESENTS from_ls to £lO 10s each in Artistic and Tasteful Fancy Goods of all kinds, Toys, &c., &c. A very large and fine assortment of CHRISTMAS CARDS from ONE PENNYto TWENTY FIVE SHILLINGS each. BOOKS for SCHOOL PRIZES, A LIBERAL DISCOUNT allowed, Stationery &c.. &c. at JOHN BULLOCKS, 87 Lambton Quay, Wellington. 2155 WAITED TO SELL,-The conveniently situated comfortable four-roomed house in Church-street, now occupied by G. M. Park Esq. Pricelow, very little cash required, and easy terms for balance. Apply R. Brown andCp., Queen-street. 2085 AiSTED.— l lhe travelling public to know that they can have firstclass accommodation at Kibblewhite's Family Accommodation House next Feist's Store, Queen-atreet, Masterton. Weekly boarders £1; all meals, Is; Beds Is Gd, Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for Is per feed. Good TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE. Question: JFliere can we get Good Coffee ? i?iswer; hMaskrton, at the Indian 2'ca Warehouse, where yon can obtain at Is 6d and Is 8d per tin, the finest Coffee in the Colony. THIS COFFEE specially recomuieifds itself to those that are lovers of realty good Coffee. Under a new system the finest plantation Coffee Beans and Chicory are roasted together, thereby retaining the fine flavor which is lost in other coffees. Another great advantage—these Coffees do not get hard after being in the tins, but will keep thoroughly good for some considerable time. A Trial will prove. Nelson Moat and Co. Pure Blended Teas. INDIAN TEA WAREHOUSE. ' Masterton. 2109 THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, Under Contract with THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT, be despatched with Her' Majesty's .mails as under for L O N D O N,. Via Rio de Janeiro and Madeira■ The above are a 1 new steamers, built specially for the trader and commanded by men of great experience.. The length of the passage-by the Company's steamers averagesunder forty days; PASSAGE MONEYSaIoon, from . ' guineas upwards,; second saloon, 40 guineas; steerage from 18 guineas. . For freight or passage apply to " \ THE HEAD OFFICES, • CHristchurch, Or to the BRANCHES and AGENTS of. the Company throughout the colony. ;• 1954 NOTICE.. IN consequence of an lution of the partnership 'of Messrs SHUTE & JONES, all accounts due" to; the said firm mustlepaid'-wi or' before 30th November, 1885, or they will be suedfor without; further notice. Mr Alexander Anderson, of Eketahumi, will receive the , Eketahuna debts, and Mr R. Brown th Masterton d»bts, : •. 2140 i