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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3965, 17 November 1891, Page 3

-iwo or in.en goo SHEARERS immediately, to shear a small flock. Apply—Dailt Office. ANTED KNOWN.—Grazing for ' ono or two horses i» a well* I watered paddock on application to WinAlexander, Chapel street. r ANTKD to lease at onco a dwelling containing 7 or 8 rooms with from 20 up to about 200 acres grazing land in the Wnirarapa. Send particulars as to price, etc. to W, B. Cheiuiella, agent, Maeterton. 'ANTED to soil —An 8 roomed ' house with convenient out* buildings mid three quarters ot sn acre of laud, in the healthiest pnrt of Masterton, l'rice £260. Apply W.D., Daily office. RANTED KNOWN.— Barra--1 cuicon'a Prooandra Corn Destroter, the absolute euro for all kinds o< corns is obtainable from Mr Win. E. Woods, Chemist, Cuba street, Wellington. Fo?t Free to any address tor Is Gd in stamps. WANTED to sell,—An aere of first* clans land, suitable for carden er orchard. Fire minutes walk frem Post office. Price LlOt. For further par* ticnlurs apply Daily ofliae. ANTED KNOWN.—Thounnds ' of persons during the past fow months have used Barraclotjoh's Prooandra Corn Destroyer, and they all join in ono unmistakeable voice, saying that The Destroyer stands pro cniinonk as an absolute cure for hard and soft corns. Its effioocy eclipses all othor attempts, and failure is impossible. Price—J/C per Box, from Ma Wash« ington, Tobacconist, Masterton. "ANTED—Employment by Good Shepherd (with dogs). Married. —Apply Mr* Ta\ -kr. \\ RANTED— Situation by a married V? man. Good Ploughman. All kinds of Station Work.—Apply Mrs Tayler. ANTED—Married Couple ; refe* ' noes required. MraTaylbi. 'ANTED—, for Masterton, a man able to milk and make himself generally useful. Mrs Tayler. "ANTED KNOWN.—Orating for ' Horses and Cows (rood feed and water),—Apply, Mrs Tayler, Quaen-St ANTED KNOWN. STRAW. T w BERRIES 1 Strawberries and Cream, also NEW POTATOES. Mil Tayler. 'ANTED KNOWN—James Wbbb. ' cheap cash Tailor, thanks his many friends and customers in Masterton a.id surrounding district for their very liberal suppoit luring tho past three years, at.d hopes by still giving satisfaction in At, style, woikmanship, quality and price, to merit a larger amount of patronage for this coming' Season. Call and inspect my Stock of Tweeds, Coatings and Serges. The Largoat Stook to chooao from in Masterton, in shades that cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Prices sure to please everybody. Alse open light coloured vestings. No chargo for admission to inspect tho Stock. Cul early .a JAMES WEBB'S vustt OAfIU TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, QllCen-St, Mastodon. ■ANTED KNOWN,—To insure that the public will be supplied with Barraclougu's Prooandra (John Destroyer the following persons are appointed agonts:— Mr J. Washington, Masterton; Mr W. .1. Uerrill, Carterton ; M. Cnselberg & Co., Urcytown ; Mr C. Rid J, Paluatua;Mr J. Jones, Ekcrnhuna; Mr VV. Toogood, Femhoraton, Wholesalo .Agents, Kompthorue, Pressor & Co., Wellington. I K \T ANTED KNOWN.-That I have always on hind and fpr sala cheap, a largo ttock of Double and Single f'eatrd "Buggies, also a great variety of Ladies' Phaetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, mid Contractors' Tip Drays. The above aro alj of tnV own build and my own workmanship, and prices defy competition. All Orders promptly atronded to, nnd-Torwnnkd to any part of the Colony. Estimates furnished on the shortest notice. M. BOH&.N, Proprietor Wellington Coaoh Factory, Manners st.ccu, Wellington. mEMPERANOE HOTEL, I (Adjoining Drill Hall), Masterton. DAVID DIXON Proprietor. Having taken oyer tho above centrally a ted and commodious House; 1 beg to solicit a continuance of the patronage accorded my predeecpsor. No effort will bo spared to ensure tho comfort of Boarders and Visitors. Meals At All Hours. RJOHN HESSEY having purchased the celebrated Stallion NIL. DESPERANDUM, will fulfil the engagements made by tho late owner, Mr G. Watson, and make arrangements with other breeders re« quiring the toryicea of this, well-known sire. JIASIERTON , HOBTICULTUBAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY ANNUAL SPRING SHOW r ILL bo held on WEDNESDAY, I Both November, 1991, in the DRILL HALL. ENTRIES will be recnivod on TUESDAY, 24th November, from 7.30 to 0 p.m. at my office. Entry Forms, Catalogues, Ac, on application to the undersigned. W. B, CHENNELLB. Secretary. WELLINGTON AGRICULTURAL | PASTOR A L ASSOCIAT \OH ANNUAL SHOW WIL»- n« HELD ON THE HTJTT PARK RACECOURSE, ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 18th and 19th November, 1891. Sale day on FBIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER. CVER i'COOIN PRISUMTO BB GIVEN AWAIT. ENTRIES close at 5 p.m. Thursday, November l*2th. At' particulars, with catalogues and entry forum, to he obtained from the Socretiry. HENRY D. O'OALIjAGHAN, Loan and Mercantile Builthvsw. WeltiuL'tun. SMITH HRO'S VULCAN FOUNDRY, MaNNBIU-StKKET WdLINOTON* Having secured a large assortment of Designs of Ornamental Ca.stino.3 for Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, Ac. wish to inform. Architects, Builders, and the public that they are prepared to supply all orders ut prices that will comparo favorably with tin* imported article. They still continue to execute orders for all sorts of Cast and Wrought Jrow Work. Au illustrated catalogue. will be posted on appltcitit n,. :^^\^;'-^M^