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Wairarapa Daily Times, 3 January 1888, Page 4

'{! Taueru andßrancepetli: every. SUNDAIK MORNING; at. If: ■. ;• Masterton a*ts p.m: < • T. P. LETT, '; Proprietor, COLONIAL LABOR EXCHANGE Oitices, , Manners-street, Wellington, Opposite the • Royal Oal: Hotel. IM consequence of the numerous applications, the proprietors are constantly receiving from; country districts for servants of aU classes they have: decided to give theiv undivided attention.to tlio Labor Department, aiid liayo therefore rcicnquiatied the House and Estato Agency business. ■ Employers ■wanting femalo servants,. or' Farm or Station Hands can bo .promptly supplied. Particulars as to . wages-&c.-rcquestcd, to prevent - delay in sending tho servants required. How.d and Wright, Proprietors. v.". ;

SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS, beg to'announce that thoy flko' recently erected NEW MACBlNlfitf for CRUSHING AND GRINDING ' Oats, Beana, Barley, arid Maize, for horses, cattle and pigs, and that they have now on salo . " CRUSHED OATS, 2s Gd to 2s 9d Per COO BUSHELS PRIME-WHITE CANA DIAN SEED OATS, 2/8 per busliol, cleaned and ready for sowing, • Chamberlain's Flour" Has become a proverb in ..the District. ' Tins yoar the quality is even higher than ! usual, inasmuch aB it has been an- ex- ? ceptioilally favorable season for growing r i wheat. ' ' . ; ; / Wholesale. . flour, sacks ... £ll _ per ton „ bags ... £ll 10s „ Middlings ... £Blos „ ' Seconds • £1 ' Fine PollardCoarso „ : ... £5 „ Bran ... £3 Retail, - 200's- ... : ... Flos" 100's ... . ... J3s 'oO's ... ... 6s 9d Middlings ... 9s-• per 100 ft Seconds... ... 7b (Jd „ Fine Pollard ..." Csbd „ Coarßa „ ... ,5s Gd „ Bran ■ „ ... Ja Gd- „ MESSBS CHAMBERLAIN BEOS. venture' to ]iope;that;their ; ; ' ; LCdAL .iSTfi^SfSr Wiirjiavo the sujni&saa<3wouraf»einent of the whole Comunity, ant?. I that consumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUlt,' And I 'us retain their money in the--District. ■ . MASTERTOH STEAM FLOUR MILLS, OPAKI SAW MILrLsT" . Maaterton. . RICHARD KVERNDBN, rwjiUETun. E Til BEGS to notify tliat ho * JJJ, "lias purchased thoMVa well-known mill, mid is prepared and deliver timber to order any te -iind. at tho lowest possiblo trade rates, , All orders by post, at - the mill, or left • at R, E. residence, will receifo proapT" and cavofulattention,' l *' H- ' J. ' .Robert Crawiord, Blacksmith Fakuier &■ heelwbight Belvedere Road,.,,,.,<.Cakteuton. PIPRING traps made I order from (O £lB. Tip Drays fvm £l3 10a. Spring Tip Drays from £l9. . ' : 2157 All Wonk Guabaio";ed.

THOMAS J4GO. CABINETMAKER «<• . DEALM, :; MASTEkZON, ■ HAS a large stock of Liiiblcums from- • i 3a per yard, Oilcloths "12 A'kids ' wide from 2s 4d per square yard, also a' splendid lot of MATS, .RUGS, and [ CARPETS,; superior quality, at a Gkeat Reduction; . • ALL NEW GOODS. %}:■ Vi A good chance to renew for at a Eketahuna General Store • TEMPERANCE HOTEL ■■ AND "f . CARRYING DKPOT. •TAME r ONEtt .........ProprietWf - . [Late Shuto & Jones.] ' THE Proprietor of', tho above,'' begj-k • thaukthe Pnblic for tho hearty Bt£ y . port accorded : him since business. He is prepared as hitherto, to carryall descriptions sf goods' to any place between Mastertou and Paliiierston North. s He has also a ■:large stock of general stores of beat quality^:,Travelers ' caii obtain Jnt-clm accommodatM. at moderate rates, at this establishment, and Rood stables and paddocks s are provided, Orders leffc with James Elliott, or - Towisend & Cowpcr, Saddlers, Masterton, will receive nromofcattehtion.: ,2249 PAUIATUA TEMPERANCE HOTEL •small outlafe,., 215!) J. CRIMP, Proprietor, OOD ACCOMODATIOfSRr ■ Travelling public , S OOD the ■ Travelling public. , 2240 J"