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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3634, 9 October 1890, Page 3

A PACK OF RABBIT DOGS. All XX first-class workers, Will be sold \ tnpolhnr nr in Rnnnrfifpr lots. Annlv ir or in sopar&te' lots, Apply this office. ' FOR SALE. e: SI til hi Q MONTHS good grazing for 600 0 Sheop, good shelter and water, y, uccb secure. Situation Dalefield Apply to P B V(.( D M FOR PRIVATE SALE. Ji CO NE SECONDHAND PIANO, A _ Trichord, in first class order, a m really good instrument, to be sold very hi cheap, Apply to lii FHWOOD. 0" A BARGAIN. ANE EXPRESS IiUGGY, price £3O, coat prlco £3B, has not had 4 months work, " 71IYE roomed house, with 2 acres Xj good land in. Eiyer Boad. off Johnston Street (nest - Mr Elkins property,) Rent low to a good tenant, other need apply,' Ten minutes walk from post office. E. Hi WADDINGTON, Perry Street, Masterton, MASTERTON TIMBEK YARDS mIMBER at Mill Prices. Large stock always on hand. BUILDERS IRONMONGERY, AND GLASS All sizes in plain and ftnoy colors. Sashes, frames, and doors in stock and to order. COUNTRY ORDERS specially attended to. AddressJr E. DANDBLL, MASTERTON, Agent lor McGill, Monumental Mason ■ Cabinet Makers, Upliols terers, and Picture Frainers, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. i". H. Wood. FOR SALE, 1 ol SI ea UE TO LET, AKD 1 fa at 1 V cc 1 N E W t G E fd ci r! P N 1 P a G J I i fi Edward Welch, (Late GEO DIXON,) GENERAL SMITH & FARRIER. Opposito W Neill'a Livery Stables. 7 TIT Wishes to iuform his ]J, YV • Customers and tho publio generally that on and after this date his prices for shoeing will bo HACKS, 51 cash; Booked, 5/6 DRAUGHTS, 6/6 „ „ 7/ Heels & Toes, 7/6 „ „ 8/ All shoes made on the promises. Othor work at equally moderate charges, trial solicited. EDWARD WELCH, QUEEN STREET,IMASTERTON. ) I 1 r id BN ier up ew •gi Id. ia< tor ny Hi' P»» 30, Of be lea, rar for nd >en led ;he Eestaurant and Boarding House, TXT T7IRANCIS, begs to inform VV 1 JD the publio of Masterton andsurrounding district and travellers that ho has oponod a Restaurant and Boarding House opposite tho Empire Hotel, Queen Street, Masterton wliero the comfort and convenience of his patroiis will be attended to. Breakfast, from 7 till O Dinner, do 13 do 2 Tea do 5 do Meals at all hours for travellers: meals Is, beds Is. A cup of tea, coffee or cocoa with biscuit or sandwich (id, A private sitting room for ladies and boarders, Has room for a few Boarders at 18s per week. WOOL. WOOL SEASON 1890-1891. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Limited.) In conveying to its clients its apprccia tion of the confidenco aud support hitherto accorded, and which has constituted it tho PREMIER WOOL HOUSE IN THE WORLD, | 21,970 bales 21,97 Having been sold by tho Company last yoar, begs to announce that it will hold regular periodical sales of WOOL, &c. during the comin? Beascn at Its new, commodious, and well-lighted promises in Foathorston-Btreet, when a largely increased attendance of both IiOCAL and FOREIGN BUYERS is assured, As heretofore, the leading; features of the Company's business will bo strictly adhered to, viz., Liberal cash advances (freo of commission) on lap or small clifß consigned to the Company for sab here or for shipment to London. LtTOt possible charges, Careful va'uatioi). .Expert knowledge to conduct of sales. Tho Company also tmdortakes tho sale in tho Colonies and London of consignments of Frozen Meat, Nev Zealand Hemp, Tallow, Hides, Gram, and other Farm Produce. N.B,—The Company acts strictly Selling Brokers, and neither buys sells on its own account. For further information apply to W, G. FOSTER, Manager, Wellington, J, B, Keith, Agent, Masterton, R. M M'Knidht, Agent, Palmerston N, NOTICE, . EDWARD JONES a SON, Expressmen & General Carriers, HTISH to inform their patrons and '' the public generally that to keep pace with the times they have purchased a NEW CONVEYANCE which wiilrun to and from the Railway Station ftf tho same low rates t» formerly. E, JONES ANDBON, DE£ON STJttEET,