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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3167, 30 March 1889, Page 3

WANTED'■ KNOWN :-THatMKi ■Saoblios removod her Berlir Wool and Fancy Repository to premisei lately occupied by HenryOwK.viS; Co mid trusts let old customers and th: public generally will give her a call Agout, for the Wellington Book auc Traofc Depot and Ayres' - celebrated herbal remedies.- 31G8 WANTED-Firat-olaas butter, F, T. Kedinan, " Inolo China" Tea Depot, Masterton. Slu2 WANTED— An energetio 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 "and salary required, to bo addressed in the first instance to A.R., Box 285, Post Office. Wellington. 3165 ANTED KNOWN. -Superior ~ > Manriceville Lime always in stock at J. P OOWIE'S Corner Store. For Sale arid To Let. ' rpO LET-That shop and dwolling in . Queen-street, formerly occupied by Mr W, Carey, wood turner, Sent'los per week. The first four weeks rent will be allowed for repairs. Apply to W.M. RAMSEY, 0.P.0, Wellington, 3166 UOK SALE. SECTIONS OF LAND, To Ore Ore Road, between Hospital and residence of F. G. Moore Esq. Terms Exceptionally Easy: Apply Sellar & Chenkbiw, 3161 WO LET. —'l lie convenient six-stalled X stable with loose boxes at back of Bank of Now Zealand. Apply Daily Office, 3143 FOR SALK. TEASE of &a HOUSES and LAND J in QUEEN-STREET, Masterton occupied by William Francis, • Also, a Largo BOARDING HOUSE and several Sections of Freehold Land, in Hope and Bannister Streets. All Olbse Fenced. Apply'to Mr W. FRANCIS, on the Premises.. 3146 TOLETORFORSALE.--BY TENDER. ...• rpHAT MOST DESIRABLE FARM on the Mannia, containing eleven hundred acres (more or less). Easy access to Masterton. Tha land is firstclass cropping country, and cannot bo bßaton for grass in the Wairarapa. The property is well watered, and substantial buildings erected thereon.' Possession given on the Ist of May. Touders, addressed to Andrew Cockburn, will close'on the 25th April. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted . 3159 MESSRS CHAMBERLAINBROS. beg to announce that they have recently erected NEW MAO&IKERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats, Beans, Barloy, and Maize, • for horses, cattle and pigs, and that they IwTCiiowonsalo CRUSHED OATS 2/9 " As pod as Chamberlain's Flow" Has become a proverb in the District. This year the quality is evon highorthan usual, inasmuch as it has been an exceptionally favorablo Beason for growing wheat. Wholesale, Flour, sackß ... £ll per ton 100's £llss „ Fifties £lllos „ 25'fl £lllss „ Middlings ~. 18 10s. „ Seconds ... £Blos „ Pollard ■ ... £slos „ Bran ,„ £4' Retail. ' Sacks £1 4s . 100's .„ " ... ' 12s fid BO's ,„ ... 6s 6d i's ... ~; 3s Od Bran 4s 6d. MESSES CHAMBERLAINBROS venture to hope that their "LOCAL II?LUSS?»r Will havethe support and encouragement of the whole comunity, and thatconsumers will insist on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUR, And thus retain their money in the . District, MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS. SCYTHE HANDLES, SCYTHE BLADES, VERY CHEAP JNO YOUNG, IRONMONGER. MASTERTON. Eketahuna Bakery, William Aslimore TN taking over the business lately con- • ducted by Mr James Jones, bees to intimate that he is prepared to doliver CHEAP BREAD of the Best Quality to all parts of the district. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, Large Loaf 7d cash, 8d booked. 10 por cent disConnt for prompt paymont. 3153 PRESERVING ALL SOTS, JNO. YOUNG IRONMONGER, MASTERTON. ANY LADY coming from the countrj to consult a medical man in town or for her conlineinent, can find' all thi coftirorts of a home, together with gout nursing. The house is situated in i healthy, dry, and sumiy locality,' HKMEST REFERENCES. TERMS MODERATE. Apply to MRS ALLEN, Brougham-st. Corner of Moir-st., \\ ellinpton. ; 80S!