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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3880, 7 August 1891, Page 4

WANTED immediately.—A 0 r<J General SEll\ AN'!'.—Ap. .y to Mrs DONALD DONALD, Sol way. Master ton. "^yTANTED— Tender«tor Stumpinf; £JO acres or thereabouts. Tenders close August 13th. J. & H. HOLMES, Matahiwi. CORNS! CORNS I CORNS! ' rpHE success which has accompanied 1 the use of " BARRAOLOUGH'S CORN DESTROYER" has surprised the moat sceptical. Though all other "socalled" remedies for corns have failed, it is not reasonable to conclude that it is impossible to produce a thorough cure for every kind of corns. The " CORN DESTROYER ' is the result of eight years' experimenting ind atudy, which will cure hard or soft corns, whether of short or long duration. Everyohe who has usod It according to the diroc- S tions recommends it as an absolute cure. Agents:— Mr. J. Washington, Masterton ; Mr. W. J. Berrill, Carterton; Messrs. M. daselberg and Co, Greytown j Mr. W. Toogood, Featherston; Mr. J. Jones, Eketahuna; and Mr. G. Ridd, Pahiitua. Prioe—l/-, or one box sent to any address for 1/6 in stamps. Address— Prof. HENRY BARRACLOUGH, Pirie Street, Wellington. XXTANTED Kino WIN. — brass cast* *T ir.gs every day at Bedell & Oo.'p, Windsor-place, Wellington, from Is per lb. Estimates giyen for all kinds of brass casting, ANTED KNOWN,-BOARD and RESIDENCE for THREE Young Gentlemen, in private family. - Termß Moderate. Apply at this office. MRSTAVLEKS Quebn-St. Registry and Frjit Depot rTTANTED.— A married couple. VV Sharp. References required. WANTED— A good general for country hotel. Sharp. WANTED —Two Good General Servants (country). Wages 12s and 15s. WANTED KNOWN—Foi sale thia day, Bananas, apples, pearo.. Cucumbers, Pie Melous ana Pumpkins, and all kinds of fresh ve?e tables. New Milk. Strawberry Plants, Microcarpas, Rhubarb roots KNOWN. First Class shilling LUNCHEON, FROM 12 TO 2 AT THE STAR HOTEL, MASTERTON aOTOGRAPHY R HERRMAN, INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHER Cuba Street, opposite Te Aro House Wellington. Tremendous success of the Guineas Eulargment. Everyone delighted. Come and inspect specimens. Thiß is a rare opportunity of obtaining twelve beautifully-enamelled Cabinet Photos and a life-like Enlargement for One Guinea. Single Photos at Popular PhioEi WANTED KNOWN-A tew reasons why the public of Ma°terton should encourage the cheap cash tailor (JAMES WEBB, Masterton.) Firstly he was the first to reduce the price for first class tailoring in Masterton, Secondly he givos lirst class value in tweeds and coatings; thirdly he has all orders for tailoring made in Masterton; Lastly he fits and pleases the more fastidious. Come and patronise a tailor who will give you satisfaction, also real genuine value for your cash. Just received, six hundred yards of liniiUauma English, Scotch, and Colonial Fancy Tweeds and Coatings. Don't forget the Midget Artistic Tailoring Estbubhment, JAMES WEBB, BOSS, cheap :ash tailor, Queen-street, Masterton. £^*N.E. —Self-Measurement Cards and Samples sent to any address by return mail.

gOMETHING NEW AND NICE. THE LATEBT AND BEST, IS RED FUNNEL TEA. IT WILL JPAY YOU TO. TRY IT. AGENTS —Messrs M. Caselbeiß and Co., Masterton and Grey town. CEYLON TEA. Quite a flutter of excitement was noticed amongst the old habitues of Mincing Lane, London, when soma magnificent samples of 1 top-tipped leaf' tea was sold at a fabulous prico a short time ago. Since then quite a craze has set in in England for really fino tea, and low grade qualities are at ti discount. In this colony really fine tea waß for many years a luxury. The Union Packing Company by introducing their delicious blend, known as Red Funnel Tea, hava earned a great name everywhere. Mr of Colombo, is now, w« understand, completing arrangements with the Company to supply them regularly with his choice hill>urown Ctaylon tea, which is admitted by experts to be equal to any tea in the world. Tho Red funnel Tea is a blend which can be strongly recommended.—Extract from Contemporary. FOR SALE. YOUNG WORKING BULLOCKS, in pood condition, with yokes and chains. O DRAUGHT HORSI3S, quiet and O staunch ; any reasonable trial given. IFour wheel log WAGGON, with sin tires. IFive to six horse power ENGINE and boiler suitable for breaking down loi{B, or for a small hubli factory, to be sold cheap. I Set of LOG TRUCKS, extia largo wheuls. J TIMBER JACK. CRAB WINCH and chain. 1 TROLLY and about A ton of iron railv ■ R. A. WAKELIN, Sash and Door Factory, GreytowQ*