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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2316, 9 June 1886, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED KNOWN,-Advertise-ments for situations in this ! column not exceeding 16 words ONE | SHILLING first insertion, SIXPENCE I each subao uent iminrh'nn WANTED,— Three active men and a cook,' for Parkville Survey, Apply at once to VV. 6, Hay ward, Eketahuiiit, 2310 XTACANCIES for two or three respeoV table men boarders at Mrs Doughty's, Church-stteet. £1 per week.. Experience teaches that Wolfe's Schnapps is more suited to the Colonies than either brandy or whiskey. WANTED TO BUYT-""CLEAN HORSE T.UL HAIR in any quantity at Is per lb, J.E. EVANS, Saddler, Lambton Quay, Wellington,

w The calm, soothing, but still invigorating effect is peculiar only to Wolfe's Schnapp's, Ask for Wolfe's, Ai\TEi).— l Uio travelling public to . know that they can have firstilass accommodation at ICibblkwhite's Family Accommodation House next Feists Store, Queen-3treet, Masterton. »eekly boarders £1; all meals, Is; Berts Is Gd. Special arrangement* for families. Horses fed for Is per feed, Rood paddocks WANTED KNOWN,- For Sale, 5roomed house, stable, shed, ifcc., with 2 acres of land in Greytown, at £350. A, L. Webster. ' 2252 WANTEDKNOWN— Fovsale, splendid house property, Kuratawhiti Road, Greytown; cheap. A. L. Webster, Greytown, 2 5 i0l WANTED KNOWjn-A. L. Webster is appointed District Agent for Galbraith's Patent Agency, " 2231 WANTEDKNOWMmdoTw^t" street, Greytown, cottage and acre of land; £75. A. L. Webster, Greytown, 2231 WANTED ToIENDhEoTTI^. cipal and interest cleared by a Monthly payment of ten shillings and ightpence, Apply W, Sellar, 214!) WANTED TO LEND—£IO( I'rin cipal and interest cleared by a monthly payment of £1 Is 4d. Apply W. Sellar. 2149 WANTED TO LEND-£250. "prin" cipal and interest cleared by a monthly payment of £2 13s 4d. Apply W. Sellar. 214!) It is much better not to drink at all if you cannot obtain the genuine Wolfe's Suhnapps. WANTED TO LEND—£SOO, Prin. cipal and interest cleared by a ninthly payment of £5 Cs Bd, Apply W. Sellar, 2149 Farmer's Registry Office. WANTED,— By a married couple (g"od references) with a boy of 12 years of age, man as kitchen gardener or general work, wife as cook, laundress, or look after a dairy. Apply Farmer's Registry Office. 2310 WANTED,— A woman Cook for private house in country. Apply Farmer's Registry Office. 2314 "V IT ANTED,—By a rabbiter, (Married) Y V a situation, contract or otherwise, nine years local experience, .references (if required), accustomed to shoot, trap, poison, and work or breed ferrets, Got a pack of dogs if required, At Farmer's WANTED.— A situation on a station, good married couple. Wife cook. Accustomed to all kinds of station work and handling of horses, at Farmer's Registry Office. 2303 WANTED KNOWN.—Footballs "iii variety. Also bladders for same at Farmer's. 2280 SEVERAL servants on hand, general and housemaids, for town and country, Apply Farmer's Registry Office. WANTED KNOWN-Servants n YV quiring for places through the post, must always send stamped addressed envelope to secure a speedy reply from Farmer's Registry office. 2109 WANTED.— All the little folks in t,h<> Wairarapa to get their fathers, mothors, uncles, aunts, and cousins to promise that when they are in Wellington they will call at J, Birrel's and buy some of the beautiful dools and toys he is selling so cheap. A lot of splendid toys ;ti; fid and Is. Also, an elegant assortment ni' Japanese Trays, Cabinets, Workboxes,

Gluvo and Handkerchief Loxes, and choice knick knacks, suita',i'e for Christmas and New Year's Gilts. Instead of giving Christmas presents (so-called), J. Birrel will sell everything at the lowest price possible, so that every customer will pet full value for his money. J. BIRREL, Fancy Repository, 45 Cuba-street, Wellington. 2177 ITTANTED KNOWN.—(Jn Sale, dram VV pipes, siphon pipes, and sanitary appliances of every description; also stoneware, butter crocks, bread pans, pickle jars, &c., stono 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 v»ses, flower pots fur hand-painting, &c. Sole atjont for Wilson Co's Hydraulic Lime; solo agent for Masterton Lime. Note the address— P. Hutson & Co., Merchants, 'Builders, and contractors, Waring Taylor-street, Wellineton. 21C!) ITTANTED KNOWN.—Bank Lunch V? eon Rooms, Lambton Quay, Wellington, Walter Freeman, Proprietor, has made extensive alterations in the above, giving ample sitting room, which hitherto was of ureafc inconvenience on account of the daily rush, Luncheon daily from 12 to 2; Breakfast from Bto 9 a.m; Tea from 5.30 to 7,30 p.m. Walter Freeman, Proprietor. 2155 WANTED KNOWJS.-That on "the Wrong side of Cuba-st, is tlio Cheapest House for Dressmaking. Style, Fit and Work guaranteed. H. Stone, Draper, &e. 21!)0 FOR SALE, 1 ifR T. JAMES having several secIVi. tions of land and cottages left from Saturday's sale is prepared to Bell them at a very low prico and easy terms. Also the lease of the business premises in Queenstreet. Apply early. 220!) , T l JAMES. NOTICE. ON and after the 24th inst., or so soon thereafter as the railway traffic opens to Mauriceville, ft, FOUR-HOItSE COACH will leave Mauriceville for Eketahuria, Pahiatua, Woodyille, and Tahorite, for Napier and Palmerston, for West Coast thrice weekly, (Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays), returning the following days. Passengers and Luggage Parcels, &c., booked at any of the above mentioned places, and at the oflice of Mr J. Yile, Hall-street, Masterton. Fares and Freights reasonable. VILE & PETERSEN, Proprietors. Masterton, May 17th. 1880. 22H7