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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3964, 16 November 1891, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. —Giazjiiu for one or two horses in a we IN watered padebek on application to "WinAlexander, Chapel street. WANTED. —A Ladyhelp by Mrs Bitchings, of Waironga. Apply to Mrs Boddington, Bank ot New Zoa* land, Masterton. WANTED to lease at once a dwelling containing 7 or 8 reoms with from 20 up to about 200 acres grazinsr land in tlio Wairarapa. Bend particulars aR to price, etc. to W. B. Chonnolls, agent, Masterton. WANTED to sell —An 8 roomed house with convenient out* buildings nnd three quarters ot an acre of hind, in the healthiest part of Masterton. Price £250. Apply W.D., Daily office. TX 7" AN TED KNOWN.- Barra- > V clough's Pkooasdha Corn Destroyer, tlio absolute cure for nil kinds o! corns is obtawab'e from Mr Wtn. E. Woods, Chemist, Cuhn street. Wellington. Po?t Free to any address tor Is Od in stamps. WANTED to sell, —An acre of firsts class land, suitable for garden er orchard. Five minutes walk from Post office. Price LlO9, For further particulars apply Daily office. WANTED KNOWN.—Thousands < •' persons during the pnßt few months liavo used Bariuclouoh's Prooanpka Corn Destroyer, and they oil join in olio ui'miibtakeablo voice, saying that The Destroyer stands pro-eminent as an absolute cure for hard and soft corns, rts efficacy eclipses all *othec attempts, and. failure is; impossible.' Price—l/ 6 per! Box, from' Mr Washington, Tobacconist, Sfaßterton. WANTKD —Employment by Good Shepherd (with dogs). Married. —Apply Mns Ta\ . eu. TT7" ANTED—Situation by a married y\ man. Good Ploughman. All kinds of Station Work.—Apply Mbs Tayler. _______ ANTED—Matrled Couple ; refences required. Mrs Tayltr.' w W ANTED—, for Masterton, a man able to milk and make himself ganerally useful. Mia Taylor. WANTED KNOWN.—Grazing for Horses and Cows (vood feed nnd water),—Apply, Mrs Taylor, Quecn-St WANTED KNOWN. - STRAW. BBIIRIES ! Strawborrioa and Cream, also NEW POTATOES. ,Mrs Tayler. WANTED KNOWN—James Webb. cheap cash Tailor, thanks his many friends and customers in Masterton aad surrounding district for their very-' liberal support e!{iring the past three years, ar.d hopcß by still giving satisfaction in fit, style, workmanship, quality and price, to merit a larger amount of patronage for this coming Season. Call and inspect my Stock of Tweeds, Coatings and Serges. Tho Largest Stock to choose from in Masterton, in shades that cannot fail to please the most, fastidious. Prices sure to please everybody. Albo open light coloured vestings. No charge for admi—ion to inspect tho Stock. Cal early at JaMES WEBB'S cheap cash TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Qneen-St, Masterton. WANTED KNOWN,—To insure that the public will be supplied with Barraclough's Pjiogandka Corn Destroyer tho following persons are appointed agentsMr J, Washington, Masterton; Mr W. J. Bernll, Carterton ; M. Gaselberg & Co., Greytown ;Mr 0. Ridd, PalnatuajMr J. Jones, Eketnhuna; Mr \V. Toogood, Featheiston, Wliolesalo Agents, JtSLeuipthornc, Prcsser&Co., Wellington. t\T ANTED KNOWN.—That 1 have VY always on hand and for 'sale cheap, a large stock of Double and Single Seated "Buggies, also a great variety of Ladies' Phaetons, Wftggon'ettes, Dog Carts, Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, mid Contractors' Tip Drays. The above are all of my own build and my own workmanship, and prices dafy competition. All Ordeis promptly attended to, and forv.arded to any part of the Colony. liEtimatea furnished on the shortest notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor Wellington Ooach Factoty, Manners st.eeJ, Y7o.lling-on. m EMPERANCE HOTEL, X (Adjoining Drill Hall), Masterton. DAVID DIXON Proprietor. Having taken oyer tho above centrally ted and commodious House, 1 beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predeeeesor. No effort will be spared to ensure the comfort o£ Boarders and Visitors. Meals At All Hours* MR JOHN HESSEX having purchased tho celebrated Stuliion NIL DfISWOaANDUM, will fulfil tho engagements made by the latu awner, Mr G. Watson, and inako arrangements with other brooders requiring the soryioes of this /soil-known Biro. M ROAD BOARD. OTIOE is hereby !>ivcn that it is tho ihteniion of the Board with "the. consent of the ratepayers interested to raise a Loan under tho Local Bodies Act particulars of which are as fol ows : The work to bo undertaken is Formation, Metalling, and Bridgo Building on the To Mara and Kiriwhakapapa Roads. The amount to be borrowed is £BOO, The amount to be set apart during each year tt wards paying off the Loarti is £4O. In addition to the deferred payment thirds accruing within tho undermentioned area which are bo vsed in part payment of intcrosrf it is proposed tu strike a specif lata uF 4d and one-third of a penny in the pCund on sections—--77, 78. Ti), 80, 81, 82, 83, patt of 50, B. VII., part of 56, sections 43, SC, 51» 52, 53, Block VIII., Mikimiki. na security for the Lean. A meeting «.( ratepayers for tho jjtrr* pose uf considering the proposal will bo held in the Opaki SchoulliotiHtj nt 7 p.m. on THURSDAY, tho 2»Uti Novm.ber, 1891. F. O. MOORE. Clerk. M.istdton, 28th October, 1891, MASIERION HORTICULTURAL AND L\DUSTRIAL SOCIE C\* ANNUAL SPRING BHOW WILL bo held on WEDNESDAY, 25th November, 1991, in the DRILL HALL. ENTRIES' will bo received on TUES-< DA 24tli November, from, 7.30 to 9 ■p.m. at my office. Entry Forms, Catalogues, &0., on application to the undersigned. W. B. CHENNELLS, Secretary. DVE DATES OF TAX. Property-tax Departmeßiv Wellington, '2oth 4>ctober, IHUJ",. IF the amount of taxis undor£lsit will \u in one sum on tho 2(i'h of November. 1801. If tlm -amount (,f tax is Jil6 or over,. it will bo payable half ou 2(>tb. November, 1891 and half on 4lh Febtuary, 1802. CUAS. M. CROMI3IE. froperty-tax CoNWitsiflntyv