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"ANTED.—Men to cut t i-..ss seed T T ou terms., Applj S. MAWLEY Ditton, Wangaehu. , 7ANTED. -A boy who i con ride t V about 7 stono. Apply—J» MAO*RA. ANTED TO PURC H AS K— Fresh T T Eggs and Poultry in any quanti y Apply W. W. SCOTT, Temperance I Hotel, Queon-Sfcreet. TANTtiD ti. soil—An 8 r»ome M house with convenient out' | buildings »nd three quarters #1 an aore of I land, in the healthiest part of Masterto». Price £25». Apply W.D., Daimt offiet. ANTED KNOWN.— BarraI , T •LOUQII's PItoGANBRA Colllf Dbsteotbb, the absolute eure for all kinds ef corns is obtainable from Mr Win. E. Woods, Chemist, Cuba street, Wellington. Po?t Free to any address for la fid in stamps. RANTED to sell.—An acre "f firsts t t doss land, suilable for garden or orchard. Fivo minutes walk from Post office. Price LIOO. For further particulars apply Daily ofliee. WANTED KNOWN.—Thousands of persons during the past few months have used BARRAOtorjon's Pro. oandra Corn Debtkoykr, and they all join in one unmistakeitble voice, saying that The Destroyer stands proominent as an absolutu cure for hard and soft corns. Its efficacy etlipscs all other attempts, nnd failure is impossible. Price—l/ 0 per Box, from Mr Washington, Tobacconist, Masterton. ' \\' AN J ED. Engagement by an ex« VV poriunced engineer as driver: Understands fitting and ropauing Baw mill plant and reapers nnd binders." Apply Mrs E. Taylor, Queen St. WANTED KNOWN.—Grazing, for Horses and Cowt (pood feed and water),—Apply, Mrs Taylor,-Queen-Bt [7 ANTED KNOWN. - STRAWf V BERRIES ! Strawborties and Cream, also NEW POTATOES, R d Currants, Black Currants, Raspberries, Cauliflswers and Green Peas. Mrs Tayler. 7ANTED KNOWN—.TamebJV'kdb, T , cheap cash Tailor, thanks his many frionds and customers In Masterton and surrounding district for their vory liberal support .during the past three years, and hopes by still giving satiß'fac* tion in fit, Btyle, 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. The Largeßt Stook to choose from 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 inspect the Stock. Call early at JAMES WEBB'S cheap OAsa TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, QllOen-St, Masterton. rANTED KNOWN,—To inßure i T that the public will be supplied with Bakraclough's Progandra Corn Destroyer tho following persons are appointed agents :—Mr J. Washington, Masterton; Mr W. J. Berrill, Carterton ; M. Caselberg & Co., Greytown ;Mr 0. Ridd, PahiatuajMr J. Jones, Ekbtahuna; Mr W. Toogoad, Featherston, Wholesale Agents, Kempthorno, Pressor & Co., Wellington. I*/ ANTED KNOWN.—That I have ' always on hand aud for sale

cheap, a largo stock of Double and Single Seated BuggiesjjaJso a great variety of Phaetons,' Waggonettes, Dog Carta, Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, mid Contractors' Tip Drays. The above* are all, of my own build and my own workmanship, and prices defy competition. All Orders promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Colony. Estimates furnished, on the • shortest notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor Wellington Ooaoh Faotory Manners street. Wellington. r ANTED TENDERS for— Cutting- GO acres of Scrub.. Apply - WALTER DAVIDSON, ~ Pigeon Bush, Near Feafcharston. Railway Boarding tiouss. (Nearly Opposite Fast Office.) Hall Street. Masterton. THE proprietor of this Favorite Boarding Bouse, ip thanking his patrons (especially the working men 1 for past favors, having renovated nnu completely refurnished It throughout, beaa to intimate that those giving him a call will find that for oomfort, etc, it issecoijd to none in the Wairarapa. THE BEST Is TABLE IN THE DISTRICT. Board and Lodgin? 18s per week If paid in advance, or £1 et the end of the ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING", Smoking and Reading Booms. Privatt Sitting Boom for Ladies. GOOD STABLING. PADDOCKS'. FRED WIRTGHT; PROPRIETOR. COACH AND WAGGON JAMES MUIE, (Late Boss and Muir.) COAOHBUILDER, ENGINEER, FARRIER, and GENERAL BLACKSMITH. MY Engineering Department is now under the management of Mr JOHN CADE, whose extensive experience qualifies him to undertake engineer ing work of any description in a firstclass manner. Engines, Sawmiilihg Machinery, Combines, Chuffcutteiß, etc, etc, repaired at lowest rates. At the ANNUAL SHOW I still upheld my reputation for tirst-class work in the Coachbuilding line, taking first honours for double buggy at both Shows. Customers placing their orders with ma may rely on sptting a first-class job at a teasonable figure. Mr R. CRAWFORD, the Chamkon Farrier of the Wairarapa, is etill in charge of roy Shooing Department, and patrons may roly on getting their horsos shod in the bast style- My price for HACKS is still FIVE SHILLINGS Cash, or 5/6 booked, for either Steel or Iron Shoes. General Blacksmithino in all its branches, Note—Uno Second-hand SOL WAT WOOL PRESS For Sale—A Bargain. Price £6, "" J. MIJXB, Ooaohbuilder, .&ci"&o, Steam Factory, i Queen otreot Mastorton. FOil SALE. 2 FC4JR-ROOMED COTTAGE 3 „ 1 FIYE-ROOMED COTTAGE -' 1 EIGHT „. „ For Cahh or on fcbo Time Paymext • , System. MOKJ3Y TO LEND on Freoho'd or For paiticulars uppi> to—^mt Wm. WKifI'rSMITH, ' „ v Manager Mastertoa Permanent 7 Investment & Building Society. Offices.—Queen-Streeti , Alartorton. BOROUGH O^ASTEjiTON. ON SALE at th*> gasworka, 25t per ton or Is fid per bag.. < .. R BROWN, ' TownXJwV

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3993, 19 December 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3993, 19 December 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3993, 19 December 1891, Page 3

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