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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2826, 18 February 1888, Page 4

THE Count do Joffray d'Abbans, French Consul for Now Zealand, certifies that Monsieur Kugone Dumas, of Nimes, Franco, fonnly Chef do Cuisine of Ins Grace the Duke of Sutherland, is a first class artist in French cookery. The Count is confident that the Dumas' Kestaurant will bo equal to tho Maison Doree at Melbourne, San Francisco, and Paris, altogether worthy of the New Zealand capital, COUNT DE JOUFFRAY D' ABBANS IPS ALLAN SMITH, (The Highland laddio), S now selling at tho 1 CANTON TEA MART, BEST GROCERIES At the following prices Sugars—Finest Cut Loaf, 8| per lb; 16s per case; Chrystalised, 9s Gd 401b bagß; C do, 7 s 401b bag Cocoa, 3 pkgs Is Oamaru potatoes, 33 per cwt Flour lOO'b, 10s bag; 50's 5s 3d bag; 25's 2s 9d bac; Oatmeal, Anderson's. 2s Gd bag Jam, 5d per tin, Ba Gd doz Extract 12 packets' for Is; Blue, 16 squares for 7d; Thumb blue Gd per lb Colman's Starch (fancy boxes), 4d MiKed Candied Peel, lOd per lb 36 boxes Matches la. Kerosene, 12s case Painkiller Is 2d bottle Sardines 3 tins Is Baking Powder (Crease's), 3 tins Is; Cornflour 31b Is; Vermicelli and Macaroni M per lb Seidlitz Powders (English), 9d box; pure Dimejuice (imp quarts), Is 3d bottle Candles, 4d per lb; Soap 21 bars for 4s JUST RECEIVED NEW SEASON'S TEAS, In £ anb lib packets, caddies, boxes, and chests, all specially packed in China for myself, and guaranteed to bo tho best valuo now offering ALSO, A small percel of Australian JAMS, in 21b tins, admitted by all who have tried it to be the purest and best ever offered in Wellington. ALLAN SMITH, (Late Smith and Medley), anton Tea Mart, G5, Manners-Street Opposite Opera House. .Families Waited on for Orders, and all Gcods Delivered Free. Telephono No 9,44 MONEY TO LEND N FREEHOLD SECURITY, sums from £I,OOO TO £20,000 APPLY TO LOWES & lOMS, 2G43 Masterton, ~ Railway Boarding HOUSE, Opposite POST OFFICE, Hall-street, MASTERTON. FRED WRIGHT, Proprietor. [AVING taken the above convenient and comfortable Boarding House, lately occupied by Mr John Carr, begs to inform the travelling public, that having had considerable experience in this line of business, they can rely upon finding one of tho most comfortable places of call in Masterton. Private Sitting Room for Ladies. Terms; Weekly Boarders, £1; All Meals, Is ; Beds, Is. w I L LIA M SELL AK, AGENT FOR New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Tho New Zealand Accident Insurance Co. The Public Trust Office of New Zealand. The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society. ' ~W, J. HODGES^ SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, EKETAHUNA. (late of Wellington.) TRUSTS by good workmanship and Moderate Charges to merit a share of your patronage. Every description of Saddlery and Harness made and repaired on tho shortest notice. f" FOR SALE—M J. Bernard wishes to ' inform the public that he lm decided to sell his well known property on Columba road. The property is as follows:—A section of land opposite the residence of M. Caselberg, Esq., containin? four acres (more or less); a large roomy now house erected thereon, containing live rooms, hall and passage and outbuildings. Two acres of the property are trenched and planted in fruit tea, viz-90 apples of all varieties in full bearing, also GO three year old forward applo trees, choice varieties and full bearing, large variety of plums, peaches, i . apricots nectarines, damsons, quinoes raspberrios, about 300 gooseberry trees cf all the choicest kinds, 100 mixed currants, 2000 strawberry plants, also a large grape vino in very heavy crop. The orchard is well sheltered with ornamental trees, and bounded by the Makora stream, planted with willows. It is one of the prettiest properties ever placed before tho public, and those on the look out for a comfortable, cheap property, cannot do better than interview the proprietor, whose sole reason for disposing of tho same is that lie wishes to go into farming. The terms will bevery liberal, and can bo ascertained on application toM. J. BERNARD or A, R, Bunny, solicitor. Persons are welcome to view tho property at any hour of the day. NOTICE, JAMES ROSS begs to notify that he has from this date taken into copartnership with him Mr JAMES MUIR of Masterton, Coachbuilder, and that the business will in future be carried on in the name and style of ROSS & MUIR, Blacksmiths, Coachbuilders and Wheelwrights, Queen-street, Masterton, January 3,1888,