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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3197, 6 May 1889, Page 3

E SS ie id h id WANTED Known.-That Miss E Byan (late" of Kircaldie am Stains, Wellington), has Commenoei Business in MASTERTON as'Dres and Mantlo Maker. Having had con siderablo expenenee Miss Ryan cai Guarantee all Orders entrusted to he charge, to be turned out to the Thorougl Satisfaction' of her Patrons. Lates Style and Fit Guaranteed, Chargei moderate. Note the Address: It rooms above Mrs Hodgins' Fruit Depot Queen-street, Masterton. . 810S WANTJiI) .Ktl<)WN.-That H, BROOM, TAiioß(Late of Perrj street), ha# REMOVED to those* nion central promises adjoining Messrs Luwei and lorna' auotion rooms. Perfect fil and latest style guaranteed. Charges t( suit the times. 31G; \TTA-NTED ' KNOWN; —Suporioi VV Mauricevillo Lime always ii stock at J. P OOWIE'S Corner Store. Wanted, WANTED KNOWN-WRS DAWSO • (late of Duuedin) Dressmakt Hessoy • street Masterton. ; Dress inado at reasonable prices/First-class ] f(id' style, Cutting and fitting class will be resumed on the Ist,May.; 81? TXJ"ANTED KNOWN; Robert Dona Yt will delivei' all classes of m timber at lowest current prices. Liber allowance to biiildere: 23; WANTED—To Bell or Lease, a-li :V V ; roomed Dwelling and Sculler' with 6-stalled Stable, Hayloft, Cart-slit and other outbuildings' in Cole-streo For further particulars, apply to ( Christiansen, on the premises. TTrANTED 'KNOWN. Buperio * V Mauriceville Lime for buildin purposes; aIBO Garden Lime, euitabl for Agricultural "purposes, at J. I COWIE'S Corner Store. 316 For Sale and To Let. TO LET—That shop and dwelling it ' Queen-street, formerly occupied b; Mr W. Carey, wood turner; Hunt lo" per week. The first four, weeks ren will be allowed fur repairs. Apply t; W. M, RAMSEY, G,F.O, Wellington, Jtf'OJLt SALE. SECTIONS OF LAND, To Ore Or< Road, betweon Hospital and residence of F. 6. Moore Esq. Tormi Exceptionally Easy: Apply Seius <S Chbnxells, 3161 r| Lli'L I . —'l lie convenient Bix-stalloc stable with loose boxes at back ol Bank of Now Zealand. Apply Dam Office. 3L4t FOE SALE. . LEASE of tho HOUSES and LAND hi QI'EKN-STREET, Masterton occupied by William Francih. Also, a Large BOARDING HO.USE and sevoral Sections of Freehold Land, in Hope and Bannister Streots. All Cloße Fenced. Apply to Mr W, FRANCIS, on the Premises. 3146 7 TOWNSEND 4 COWPER BEG to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and Burroundinc;. districts for past favors and hope to merit " continuance of their support. Just received a direct shipment of saddlery ,tnd harness, embracing all the latest improvements and designs. , a hrgo assortment of Whips, bpurs, Bits, Stirrup Irons, Brnsh-ware and other Requisites of tho trade, too numerous to particularise, Those who_ intend purchasing any of the above lines will find it to their advantage to inspect onr.stook befon 10 per cent allowed on all cash Purchases, . . . - . A oik—Cuatomersmay rely, in sending orders, that their wants will have prompt and caroful attention, Prices are invariably strictly moderate, and country residents can rely on receiving the same treatment, both as regards workmanship and charges as if they resided in town Note the Address— Townsondi, and Cowper, Raddle, Harness & Collar Makers, Queen streot, Masterton. 80C0 GEO. W. DUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWSAGEtiT, Lambton Quay ahd Willis-st, Wellington HEWBOCKS, New Zealand of to-day, 1884-1887, by John Eradshaw, Chairman of the Canterbury Farmer's Association, 16s; John Ward, preacher, by Margaret Leland, 7s; Major Lawrence, by Hon Emily Lawless, author of Hurrish &o; Scientific Meliorism, and the Evolution of Happiness by Jane Hume Clapperton 9s Gd ; Liberty and Liberalism by Bruce Smith, 6s; Protection or Freotrade, by Henry George ss; From Poverty to Plenty, byW. L. Rees, M.H.R, 6s jMr Potter, of Texas, 2s Od; ditto, half bound, (jilt top 3s; The writings of Jonathan Swift (Dean Swift), forming Vol 1 of the "Oarisbrooke Library," edited by Professor Mcirley,. Tho Carisbrooke; Library will be a continuation of M«rloy's Universal Library and will consist of works for which the former series did not allow sufficient room. The lngolds by Legends, eomplote with tho original illustration of Cruickshank and others Is 3d, Lorna Doone, Blackmore 2s 6d j The Legacy of Cain, Wilkie Collins 2s Gd; Under Currents, author of Molly Bawn 2s Gd &IBBONS' IMPROVED FLAX MACHINE WITH MOVEABLE STEEL BEATERS AAD ROLLERS. ■. lend for Desoriptivo Oircular to Mr James Slater, architect, Canada Buildinga, Queen-street, Auckland; Mr H, 0. Gillespie, Thames; Mr Robt. P. Gibbons, sole Manufacturer and Patentee, Flax Mill, Paeroa, Oilinerauri, >s Auckland; or Mr J,' fl. Gibbons, Evening Post, Wellington. Saves 40 per cent of power; never wears out, Cheapest ovor made. 8195 ' TAUEJRU SMITHY. George Townsend HAVING takon ovor the above wellknown Smithy, solioits the patronago of the inhabitants of the Tauerii, and outlying districts, BlaqksmithingWork in all its branches neatly executed, at lowest possible'rates. > Wheelwright's work of every description carried out on the promises Trespass notioe. - 1 ' -or*? if TN consequence of having' lost a nuino J. ber of valuablo imported turkeys, I am to prohibit tho from tresp|Ming:qh.tiioWeraite station. NOTIOE is'h'ereby gi ven that any person found tresspassing on tho Weraite . after this notice will be prosecuted witli the utmost rigor of the law, . F.LEE,April 10, 1889 , Bl?fj