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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2297, 17 May 1886, Page 3

¥ wanted. v ANTED mento .for situations in this column not exceeding 10 words ONE SHILLING) first insertion, SIXPENCE each subse uent insertion ■ " Honesty is the beat policy." If e'veiybody thought so,. Wolfe's Schnapps would not ho imitated as it is. Volfk's ScHNAPfB ia ft delightful beverage, as agreeable to the taste as its properties are! beneficial to the health, WANTED.— A few good Carp onto for Mauriceville. Apply six arp r ■" • bright, Waipoua. 22Gt WANTED TO • BUY. - CLEAN HORSE TAIL HAIR-in any quantity at Is per lb. .J.E, EVANS Saddler, Lambton Quay, Wellington. ' Tt7Aj.NTED.-lhe travelling public to W know that they can have firstclass accommodation at Kibblewhite's Family Accommodation .House next Feist's Storo, Queen-street, Masterton. Weekly boarders £1; nil meals, Is; Beds Is Cd. Special arrangements for families. Horses fed for 1b per feed. Good paddocks WANTED KNOWN.- For Sale, 5roomed houße, stable, shed, &c., - with 2 acres of land in Oreytown, at £350, A. L. Webster. 2252 ANTEDKNOWN—ForsaIe, iplen~ did house property, Kuratowhiti Road, Greytown; cheap. A. L. Webster, Greytown, 2231 ANTED KNOWW—A, L.Webster ( is appointed District Agent for Galbraith's Patent Agency. 2231 _ Universal use and popular approval have indissolubly established the fame of "NVolfk's Schnapps, ANTEDKNOWN—ForsaIe, West street, Greytown, cottage and acre of land; £76. A, L. Webster, Greytown. 2231 WANTED KNOWN,—For Berlin Wools and nil other Fancy Needlework Materials, Stationery, &c., pleuße call on Kelly, Hall-street, Masterton WANTED TO LEND—£SO. PrinYV cipal and interest cleared by a monthly payment, of ten shillings and ightpence. Apply W. Sellar. 2149 WANTED TO LEND—£IO( P rin Y? cipal and interost Moared by a monthly payment of £1 1b 4d. Apply W. Sellar. 2149 WANTED TO LEND-£250. Principal and interest cleared by a monthly payment of £2 13s 4d. Apply W. Sellar. • 214'J

WANTED TO LEND-fSOO. Principal mid interest cleared by a monthly payment of £5 6s Bd. Apply W. Sellar, 2149 Fabmkr's Registry Office, WANTED,— Housekeeper for small family. Apply Fanner's Registry Office. 2293 TTJ" ANTED.—AiI experienced rabbit H trapper. Apply Farmer's Registry Office. ■ 2288 WANTED KNOWN.—PootbalisTn V! variety. Also bladders for same at Farmer's. 2280 WANTED KNOWN.—That silvermounted wooden pipes in variety at Farmer's. 2280 SEVERAL servants on hand, general and housemaids, for town and country. Apply Farmer's Registry Office. WANTED KNOWN.—Concertinas and Accordions aro in great variety at Farmer's, 2167 WANTED KNOWN-Sorvants m quiring for places through the post, must always send stamped addressed envelopo to secure a speedy reply from Farmer's Registry offico. 2109 WAITED.— All the little folks in the Wairarapa to get their fathers, mothers, uncles, aunts, and cousins to promise that when they are in Wellington they will call at J. Birrel's and buy some of the beautifnl dools and toys ho is sellin!? so cheap. A lot of splendid toys at 6d and la. Also, anolegant assortment of Japanese Trays, Cabinets, Workboxes, Glove and Handkerchief ioxes, aiul choice knick knacks, auitaUe for Christmas and New Year's Gifts. Instead of giving Christmas presents (so-called), J. Birrel will sell everything at tho lowest price possible, so that overy customer will get full value for his money. J. BIRREL, Fancy Repository, 45 Cuba-street, Wellington. 2177 WANTED KNOWN.-On Sale, dram pipes, siphon pipes, and sanitary appliances of overy description; also stoneware, butter crocks, bread pans, picklo jars, &c., stone bottles (cased in wicker) all sizes, teapots, spittoons, bird fountains, pig troughs, dog troughs, flower pots, vases, fern pots, fancy flower pots and baskets, terra cotta vf.seß, flower pots for hand-painting, &c, Sole agoni for Wilson & Co's Hydraulic Lime; sole agent for Masterton Lime. Note the address— P. Hutson & Co,, Merchants, Builder#';, and contractors, Waring Taylor-street, Wellington. 2160 WANTED KNOWN.-Bank Lunch eon Rooms, Lambton Quay, Wellington, Walter Freeman, Proprietor, has made extensive alterations in the above, giving ample sitting room, which hitherto was of ureat iuconvenienco mi account of the daily rush. Luncheon daily from 12 to 2; Breakfast from Bto 9 a.in; Tea from 5,30 to 7.30 p.m. Walter Freeman, Proprietor. 2155 WANTED KNOWN,-That on "the Wrong side of Cuba-st, is the Cheapest Houbb for Dressmaking. Style, Fit and Work guaranteed, fi. Stone, Draper, &c. 2190

FOR SALE,—A splendid lot of BOX TEAS at 18/, 21/, 23/, 26/6. EXCEPTIONALLY QUUD VALUE. Use our BULK TEAS at 2/, and 2/4 PUKE INDIAN TEAS, These Teas are rapidly increasing in favor, and are far superior to packed teas at more money. Our Oolong: Kaiigrra Valley Tea, THE FINEST TEA IN THE COLONY, AT 2/8. A trial is requested of all true lovers of REALLY GOOD TEA, imported especially for the INDIAN TE& WAREHOUSE, opposite Princt of Wales, P. W. TEMPLE, 2270 MaSTERTON.

POONAH PAINTS and Brushes, &c., any quantity,'at R. MARTIN'S, 2296 Manners-Btreet, Wellington. EVENING PRJESST" MR J. WILLIAMS, tobacconist, is appointed agent for tho EVENING PRESS, Mastcrton. Subscribers' can obtain copies at his shop immediately on arrival M the train from town evci-y e'veaiaer. 2275