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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3895, 25 August 1891, Page 3

MRSTAYLEItS Qubbn-St. Eeoistry and Frjit Dlvot ITTANTED.— A married couple. YV Sharp. References required. ITTANTED—A good poneral for YY country hotel. Sharp. WANTED— Two Good General Servants (country). Wages 12s and 15s. WANTED KNOWN—Foi sale this day, Bauanas, apples, poars Cucumbers, Pie Melons and Pumpkins, and all kinds of fresh vece tables. New Milk. Strawberry Plants, Microcarpas, Khubarb roots 'ANTED KNOWN.—To Gas Com- ' T panios and CoiißumerB —Messrs Bedell & Co. undertake tlio repair of Gai Meters, either wot or dry; work guaranteed, as only first-class workmen are employed. ANTED KNG WN.-BOA KD and RESIDENCE for THREE [ Young Gentlemen, hi privato family. Terms Moderate. Apply at this office. VEHICLES. "AKE a point of wriiing to Rouse & Hurret.l, Empire Steam Coach Factory, Ci.urteuny Place, Wellington, for their Price List and Illustrated Catalogue, before oidering a Vehicle. Their workmanship is unsurpassed in the Province, while their prices aro wonderfully low for the Superior olnss of rolling stock they turn nut. Their catalogue is a revelation I uilding. Sole npents for tho bost make ot Road Carts. ANTED KNOWN—A tow reasons t j why the public of 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 gives iirst 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 givo you satisfaction, also real genuine value for your cash. Just received, six hundred yards of handsome English, Scotch, and Colonial Fancy Tweeds and Coatings. Don't forget the Midget Artistic Tailoring Estblishment, JAMES WEBB, BOSS, cheap cash tailor, Queon-stroet, Masterton. . —Self -Measurement Cards and Samples sent to any address by return mail CORNS! CORNS 1 CORNS 1

fIIHE success which has tecompanied J the use of " BARRAOLOI JGH'S CORN DESTROYER" has Buipiised the most sceptical. Though nil 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 resul< of eight years' expenmentingand study, which will cure hard or soft corns whether of short or I ong duration. Everyone who has used it according to the directions recommends it as an absolute euro. Apents : Mr. J. Washington, Masterton ; Mr. W, J. Berrill, Carterton; Messrs. M. CJaselberg and Co, Greytown ; Mr. W, Too«ood, Featherston j Mr. J. Jonep, Eketahuna; and Mr. 0. Ridd, Pahhtue. Price—]/-, or one box sent to aiy addreßS for 1/0 in stampß. Trof. HENRY* BARRAOLOUGH, Firie Street, Wellim»tov. rANTED KNOWN— First Class shilling LUNCHEON, FROM 12 TO 2 AT THE STAR HOTEL, MASTERTON, J. B- INNES (LATE JOHN WATT.; Willis-Street Wellington, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NEWS AGENT. Special attention to Country orders. ME INNES is sub-agent for the Wairarapa Daily in Wellington, and copies may be had of him. STOCK-TAKING SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES MASTERTON CASH BOOT MART. R. HANNAH, Proprietor. H. PETERSON, Manager.

\HE above Sale will commence on L SATURDAY, the Ist of AIGUbT, 1891, and will positively cloiae in 14 days from that date, and as we hold the largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes in New Zealand, no person will go away dissatisfied. £40,000 worth -jf Boots and Shoes to select from. Space will not permit us to suve a detailed price list therefore we must confine ourselvoß to a few of the many barj»»ins offered : Gent's Watertight from 9s lid Gent's Bluchers ~ 5s 6d Gent's Sines „ 9s lid Gent's Shooters, nailed „ 9s lid Gent's Shooters, plain Gent's (Jookharu 800 l a „ 18s 6d Gent's E.S. Boots „ lis Gd Gent's Porpoise Shooters „ 28s Gent's Dancing Pumps „ 7s Gd Gent's Nice Warm Slippers 8s Youth's Strong Nailed Laoe 6s 6d Youth's Shooters „ 7s lid Youth's Bluchers from 4s lid Boys' Strong School Boots 5s Gd Boys' Shooters „ Gs 1 1 Boys' Nailed Lace Boys' High-Legged Lace „ 8s 6d Boys' House Slippers Youth's House Slippers Boys' and Girls' Copper-toes 2s Gd Ladies' Nice Walking Shoes 6s Gd Ladies' Walking Laco Boots 7s lid Ladies' Nice Buttoned Boots 2s lid Ladies' Evening Shoes 2s lid Ladies' Strong House Shoes 4s Gd Ladies' Nice Warm Slippers Gs Gd Ladies' E.S. Walking toots 5s lid Ladies' Beaded Evening Shoes Ladies' Silk and Satin Shoes Maid's Strong Lace Boots Gs Gd Girls' Nice Walking Boots 7s 9d Girls' Strong School Bootß 4s lld Maid's and Girls' House Slippers Girls' Nice E.S. Boots Maids and Girl's Plimsolls Ladies' Glazed Kid Button Boots 8/11 Children's Boots and Shoos from Is, At this Great Sain every lino wi 1 bo reduced for Cash Only, and Goods entered will be at the usual prices. Leather and Grind* ry on sale- Tho trade supplied with all kindtuf uppers ut WelliocNm nrico.v Remember wo aro loot iuipiiiters. and niaiuilaeturorn, nut boot dabblers, and by purcluisinj; from as you save at least 20 per cent, or 4s in every £. Note the Address— R HANNAH and Co., PROPRIETORS. H PETERSON. MANAGER. £4 REWARDr OST, in or near Masteuort, n tj CANVAS PURSE containing a number of sovereigns. Above reward «i:l be paid on returning came to thii office. .....r..