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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2846, 13 March 1888, Page 3

' Tnm nut ni 11 il r|tfTED-A good Butcher, for' the Country. One used to packing pre*. ferred. Apply sharp, Miatettou Registry Office, (late Fatraer's), Queen Stteet. WANTED,— The gentleman who" allowed a black and white sheep pup .to follow him on TUESDAY, to commu nicate with thia office tot its return. . . ATRIMONY,—The "advertiser, 'a middle atred, thrifty, and strictly sober journeyman wishes to communicate with a lady of similar habits with a view to marriage. ■' Address (with photo) " Home, 2000" P. 0.,' Masterton. • ANTED KNOWN,-That J5..0. Smith is prepared to Uupplv oats and chaff, any kinds at the lowest current rates, in quantities to euit customers. Delivered to .any part of the district.Orders left with Mr J. Miott, saddler, will be punctually attended to. _ WANTED.— Purchasers for 300 pairs of Men's, Womeii'sand Children's Boots and Shoes, which avo being Bold at 25 per cent cheaper than any other house in Masterton at W. SHAW'S Secondhand Shop. 2828

WANTED.— By a respectable married man, a situation as CLERK in any capacity.; good references. Apply WANTED KNOWN—'I hat' Knives, Scissors, Chissels, Planes, and all kinds of Tdoli can now be sharpened, set, and put in perfect older by an expois lenccd tradesman at W. SHAW'S. ¥' ANTEDKNOWN.—Visitors from the oountry ind the general publio are informed that Lunch can be obtained at Polling's from 12,30 to2p.m., lor Is, Perry's block, Queen street, ;Mast,ertOT-, ; 2527 FOR SALE, CHEAP,—The Eightroomed house and | acre ground .no# in,the- occupation, of T. Wrigley, Miriam street. For partiouks 'apply '0 Sellar & Chennells MASTERTON - OPAKI RACE VMEETING. ST, PATRICK'S DAY. ' MR ORANMER, <»f the Royal Hotel, Featherston, having. purchased the right to sell refreshments in No. 1 Publican's Booth, respectfully solicits share of patronage froiii visitors attending the above races. WWmmW~ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, (OPPOSITE DENISON HOUSE) .MASTERTON. • BEOS to announce that he has just opened up a SPLENDID AS SORTMENTof ,ADIES& CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES And is offering them at prices not to be eq'ualledin the Wairarapa, Grand Stock MEN'S BOOTS & SHOES to select from. Boots and Shoes of evory description made and repaired on the most Reason able terms ?fiOq MASTERTON ■ OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB AUTUMN MEETINGTO BE HELD ON IKE OPAKI RACECOURSE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1888. ST. PATRICK'S DAY PROGRAMMES may be seen at all ly the principal hotels in the district. VEIGHTSto bedecked at theOLUB HOTEL on THURSDAY, March Ist, at 9 p.m, ACCEPTANCES close with the Secretary ou FRIDAY, 9th March, at!) p.nr T. MACKAY, Secretary. FOR SALE. rjHE well-known Race Horses, : ROLLO and MINNIE PALMER. Apply JAS.MACARA. terton to Cashpoint T. P. LETT,.. Proprietor, HAYING taken over the Mail can- . tract from Mr Henry Thompson, the. undersigned respectfully informs the Travelling Public, that his coaches will arrive and depart from Masterton to Oastlepoint and intermediate places ts follows Leave Club Hotel; Masterton,, for Tinui and Castlepoint, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at 6.30 a.m., arriving in Tinui at 12.30 p.m;, and Castlepoint at 4 p.m., returning eveiy WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mornings, arriving in Masterton at 4 p.m. Passengers and Parcels can bu booked either at Mr F. HOOD'S Club stables, or at the proprietor's residence. DixonStreet, Masterton. 'A Conveyance leaves Masterton for Taueru andßraucepeth eyery SUNDAY MORNING at J o'clock, returning to Mastorton a to p.m. T.P.LETT, Proprietor. TWENTY CASES OF SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS ARE NOW OPENED AND EVERY LINE is marked at WHOLESALE PRICES Inspection is respectfully invited at the WHOLESALE Drapery Company's Warehouse, QOEEN ST., MASTERTON P.DICKSON, MiiiA«w6wiro