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Wairarapa Daily Times, 29 March 1889, Page 3

Wanted, 3S D'OK'SAiiß',.. SECTIONS OF LAND, To-Ore Ore Road, between Hospital and resi: dence of F. 'G, Moore Esq. Terms Exceptionally Easy: Apply Seliar & Chennells. 3161 |0 LET,—'Lho convenient six-stalled , . stable with loose boxes at back of ' Bank of New Zoaland. Apply Daily . - 3143 D TO LET OE FOR SALE,-BY ' TENDER, THAT MOST DESIRABLE FARM on the Manaia, containing eleven hundred acres (more or less). Easy access to Masterton. Tho land is firstclass croppiiig country, and cannot be beaten for grass in the Wairatapa. Tho property is well watered, and substantial bnildings'erected thereon. Possession given on tho Ist of May. Tenders, addressed to Andrew Oockburn, Manaia, will oloso on tho 25th April. The highest or any tender not " 3159 TTTANTED KNOWN!—That Mm .YY Saqe has removed her Berlin Wool Bnd Fanoy Repository to premises lately occupied by Henry Owes & Co. and truata her old customers and the public generally; will give her\ a call, Agent for the Wellington Book and Tract - Depot slid ; Ayres* celebrated herbal Remedies., 8168 ¥ ANTED—An energetib business man with a thorough knowledge of the Wairarapa district, to travel as representative of a large Retail Drapery and Clothing Warehouse. . Applications, stating age; qualifications andsalary required, to be addressed in the first instance to A;R„ Box 285, Post Office. Wellington, 3165 WANTED . KNOWN. -Superior •IVY Mauricevillo Lime always in stock at J. P COWIE'S Corner Store For Sale and To Let. TO LET—That shop and drolling in Queen-street, formerly occupied by Mr W,. Carey, wood turneri Rent 10s per week.. Tho first four weeks rent will bo allowed for repairs, Apply to W. M. RAMSEY, G.P.O, Wellington. 31G6 T° FOR SALE. LEASE of the. HOUSES and LAND in QUEEN-STREET, Masterton occupied by Wihiaji Francis. ' Also, a Large BOARDING HOUSE and several Sections of Freehold Land, in Hope and Bannister Streets. All OloseFenced. Apply to Mr W. FRANCIS, on the Premises. . 3140 SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY Messrs ojjamberlainbros. beg to announce that they have recently erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barley, and Maizo, for horses, cattle and pigs, and that they havonowonsale CRUSHED OATS 2/9 . sj Chamberlain's Flour" Has become a proverb in the District, This year tho quality is even higherthan usual, inasmuch as it has been an ex- . . 'able season for growing wheat. Wholesale, Flour, sacks ... £ll per ton 100's £llss „ Fifties... ... £lllos „ 25V £lllss „ Middlings ... 18 10s. „ Seconds , ... £6los „ Pollard ... £slos ~ Bran ... £4 Retail Sacks £1 4s 100's ... ... 12s 6d 60'» ... ... 6s fid 25's ... ... 3s Gd Brau ... ... 48 6d. MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BEOS venture to hope that thoir "LOCAL INDUSTSr Will havetlie support and encouragement of the whole comunity, and thatcon. sumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR,And thus retain thoir money in the District, MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS. SCYTHE HANDLES, SCYTHE BLADES, VERY CHEAP JM YOUNG, IRONMONGER, MASTERTON. Eketahuna Bakery, William Aslimore N taking over the business lately conducted by Mr James Jones, beps to intimate that he is prepared to doliver CHEAP BREAD of the Best Qualmi to all parts of the district, A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, Large Loaf 7d cash, 8d booked, .10 per cent discount for prompt paymont, . H 153 E : NAMELLED PRESERVING pAKS jgItASS PRESERVING pANS ALL SIjZ'E S , CHEAP, JNO. YOUNG IRONMONGER,- ' MASTERTQN, BOROUGH OE MASTERTON. A PFLIOATIONS will be received '( IX until TUESDAY, '2nd April, 1889, for the ofHcq of Custodian und Engine Driver Municipal Brigade, t lars of duties &o, on application at the Council Chambers. " R; brown: WBS Ttp> ( I S C C si "1 V CI 1 F C E bi V \ \\ i i G Tl al R 1 A C i a] c 1 c 1 J Y fi i< ut o 1, ut h