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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3963, 14 November 1891, Page 3

"ANTED KNOWN.—Giix...k for one or two horses in a well* I watered paddock on application to Win* Alexander, Ohapel-Btreet. ANTED.—A Lady-help by Mrs Hitohings, of Waironpa. Apply Ito Mrs Boddington, Bank ot New Ze«« land, Masterton. ANTKD to lease at onco a dwelling containing 7 or 8 rooms with from 20 up to about 200 acres grazing land in tho Wairarapa. Send particulars as to price, etc. to W. B. Ohennells, agent, Master ton. ANTED, —By a respectable girl, a ' - : -position such as nursery governess in good household. Little or perhaps no remuneration required. Apply Daily Office. ANTED ti. soil—An 8 roomed house with conventont out* buildings and three quarters ot an acreef land, in the healthiest part of Maaterton. Price £250. A pply W.D., Daily office. 7ANTED KNOWN.— Barra- ' OLOUOH'S PItOGANDIU CORN Destroyer, the absolute oure for all kinds of corns is obtainable from Mr Win. E. Woods, Chemist, Cuba street, Wellington. Post Free to any address tor Is Cd in stamps. 'ANTED to sell,—An acre of first f diss land, suitable for sarden »r orchard. Five minutes walk frem Post office. I'iico LIOO. For iarther par-* ticvlars apply Daily oflit e. ANTED KNOWN.—Thousands ' of persons during the past few months have used BARRACLeuan's Prooandka Corn Destroyer, and they all join in one unmistakenble voice, saying that The Destroyer stands preeminent as an absolute cure for. hard and soft corns. Its efficacy eclipses all other attempts, and failure is impossible. Price—l/ 0 per Box, from Mr Washington, Tobacconist, Mosterton. "ANTED—Employment by Good Shepherd (with dogs). Married. —Apply Mrs Tayler. "ANTED—Situation by a married man. Good Ploughman. All kinds of Station Work.—Apply Mrs Tayler. " ANTED—Married Couple ; refo*. ' noes required. Mrs Tay'w. WANTED—, for Masterton, a man able to milk and make himself generally useful. Mrs Taylor. ANTED KNOWN.-Orazing for ' Horses and Cows (food feed and water).—Apply, Mrs Tayler, Queen-St ANTED KNOWN. STRAW- ' BERRIESI Strawberries and Cream, also NEW POTATOES. Mrs Tayler. ANTED KNOWN-James Webu, ' cheap cash Tailor, thanks his ' many friends and customers In Masterton and surrounding district for their very liberal support staring the past three years, ar.d hopes by still giving satisfaction in fit, style, workmanship, quality and price, to merit a larger* amount of patronage fur this coming Season. Call and inspect my Stock of Tweeds, Coatings and Serges. Tho Largoßt Stock to in Masterton, in shades that cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Prices sure to please everybody. Also open light coloured vestings. No charge for admission to inspeob the Stock. Cal early at JAMES WEBB'S OHE*r CASE tailoring establishment, Queen-St, Masterton. 'ANTED KNOW*!,—To insure » f that the public will be suppl ; ed with Barraclough's Pkogandha (John Destroyer the following persons are appointed agents :Mr J. Washington, Masterton.; Mr W. J. Bernll, Carterton ; M. Cnselberg & Co., Grey town ; Mr 0. Ridd, Palnatua;Mr J. Jones, Ekotahutia: Mr W. Toogood, Feaiherßton, Wholesale Agents,. Kempthortie, PrcsHer&Co., Wellington. /ANTED KNOWN.—That I hive T / always on hand and for Bale cheap, a large stock of Double and Single Fcatc d Buggies, also a great variety of Ladies' Phaetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, Spring Corts, Spring Tip Corts, mid Contractors' Tip Drays. The above nre all of my own build and my own «'i rkmanship, and prices defy competition. All Oicleiß promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of Ibe Colony. Estimates furnished on the shortest notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor Wellington Coaoh Factory 1 Manners street, Wellington. "TEMPERANCE HOTEL, _ (Adjoining Drill Hall), Masterton. DAVID DIXON Proprietor. Having taken oyer the above centrally itui ted and commodious House, 1 beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predecessor. No effort will be spared to ensure the comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Meals At All Hours. 30ROUGH OF MASTERTON, )ÜBLIO notice is hereby givoti that _ an election wi'l be held on WEDNESDAY, November 25th, 1801, for tho office of Mayor of the Borough of Mnstorton, and I appoint tho Town Clerk a Office, t'hspel Street, Masterton, the place, and MONDAY, November lfith, 1801, the day, fot tho nomination of candidates for the said office. Dated at Masterton tliis 7th day of November, 1891. It. BBOWN. Actuminc Officer. RJOHN HESSEY having pur. . chased the celebrated Stallion NIL. r>ESPIUJRA2NI>IJMr f will fulfil the engagements made by tho late owner, Mr G. Watson, and make arrangements with other breeder.-) requiring the coryicos of this woll-known MASTERTON ROAD BOARD. "J OTICE is hereby given that it is tho \ intention of the Board with tho consent of the ratepayers interested to raiso a Loan under the Local Bodies Act particulars of which are as follows: The work to be undertaken is Forma-' tion, Metalling, and Bridge Building on the Te Mara and KiriwhakapaLa Roads. The amount to b» borrowed is £BOO. The amount to be set apart during each year tcwards paying off the Ltan is £4O. In addition to the deferred payment thirds accruing within the undermentioned area which are to bo vsed in part payiuei.t of interest it in proposed to strike a special rate i>( 4d and onu-third of a penny in the pound on sect ions—--77, 78, 70, 80, 81, 82, 8!), part of otf, L». VII., part of 50, sections 4U, 50, 51, ■52, D 3, Block VllL, Mikimiki, as security for the Loan. A niootin? of ratepayers for tho purpose of considering the proposal win be held in the Opaki Sclwolhouse at 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 2Hth November, 1801. F. O. MuORE. Clerk. Masterton, 28th Octobpr, 1891. FOR SALE. rjIIVE-ROOMED .OTTAGEand seo« ' Hon of Land: Fifteen minutes .viilk from Pott Office. Wil be sold a .baiciiu. W.L.JOHNSTONE, Uall-itrtet,