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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3913, 15 September 1891, Page 3

WANTED Known—Beddell Paten Company is now prepared to buy old brass, zinc, copper, pewter, and load. Highest price given. Also, that brass casting is done daily at foundiy in Windsor-place from ono shilling per lb. 'ANTED TO SELL.-Threo wellf T bred hocks, just broken in, 4 and 5 years old. 'Aiply Daily Office. ANTED—A Rood cook for centloi t nmns family. Female Apply shprp. Mrs Tayler's Queen St. Registry. r ANT E D KNOW N—Married , T Couples waiting engagement, Mrs Taylor's Queen Street Registry. ANTED—A good tre eral for V t country hotel. Sharp. Mrs Tayler's Queen St. Registry. J ANTED—Two (Jood General j r Servants (country). Wages 12s and 15s. Mrs Taylor's Queen Streot Registiy. 7ANTED—A Youth for Milking <,' and g.-neral uso. Apply sharp Mis Taylor 'ANTED KNOWN—For Bale this T T day, Hanaims, apples, pear*. Cucnmr-ers, Pie Melons and Pump* kins, and all kinds of fresh voce tables. New Milk. Strawberry Plants, Microcarpas, and Rhubarb roots. Mrs Tayler's Fruit Mart. WANTED KNC WN,—DOA RD and RESIDENCE for THREE Young Gentlemen, in private family. Terms Moderate. Apply at this office. W' ANTED KNOWN—A lev reasons why the public of Ma°torton should encourago the cheap cash tailor (JAMES WEBB, Masterton.) Firstly he was the first to reduce the price for first class tailoring 'in Mnateuton, Secondly he gives (irst class vuluo in tweeds and coatings; thirdly lie lias all orders for tailoring made in Master ton; Lastly he fits and pleases tho more fastidious. Coinc and patronise a tailor who will givo you satisfaction, also real genuine value for your uA3H. Just received, six hundred yards of handsome English, Scotch, and Colonial Fancy Tweeds and Coatings. Don't forget the Midget Artistic Tailoring Estblikiiment, JAMES WEBB, BOSS, cheap cash tailou, Qucen-fctrcet, Masterton. Self .Measurement Cards and Samples sent to any address by return rr..il

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SUMMER SHOW. rpHE inhabitants of Masterton aid the District are requested to delay their purchases, until after OUR SHOW. Our new goods havo all been bought by Mr. C. Smith (who is at present in England), which will be a sufficient guarantee that the g will be the pick of the English Markets. Queeu-St, k .„ Masterton. \LaOdS <TIO OMET H 1 N G NEW AND NICE. LATEHT AND BEfcT, WILLJPAY YOU TO TRY AGENTS -Messrs M. Cnsolben? and Co., Maßtcrton and Grey town. CEYLON TEA. Quite a flutter of excitement was notccd amorist tho old habitues of Mircing Lane, London, whon some magnificent Hamulus of' top-tipped loaf' tea was sold at a f.itmlrrs puce a short tme ago. Since then <|uit<j a craze has set in in England for really fine tea, and low grade qualit ; es are at a discount. In this colony re?Hy fine tea was for many years a luxury. The Union Packing Company by introducing their delicious : b'end. known as lied Funnel Tea, hare earned a great name everywhere. lir V'mif, o.' Colombo, is nyw, w« under--1 stand, completing arrangements with Mie Company to supp'y them regularly with his choice hillimnvn Ceylon tea, which is admitted by experts to be equal to ai.y tea in the world. The Red funnel Pea is a b'end wh'ch can be strongly recommended.—Extract from Oontetnporary.