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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 4000, 30 December 1891, Page 3

/ANTED —mass seed cuitois by ' contract. V. *W. WARDELL. WANTED.— Men to cut rye grass seed on terms. Apply S.MAW* d LEY Ditton, WaDgaehu. ..» lcv. -a ooy wno can nai , , , about 7 stone. Apply—J, fIMACHRA. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Fresk Eggß and Poultry in any quanki y i Apply W. \V. SCOTT, Temporalis - Hotel, Queen-Strcot. "ANTED ti. soil—An 8 toomt house with convenient out* buildings nnd three quarters of an acre of * land, in the healthiest part of Mastertoa. Price £250. Apply W.D., Daily office. 'ANTED KNOWN.— Barraf T CLOUOH'S PIIOGANDRA CORN Destroyer, the absolute cure tor all kinds el corns is obtainable from Mr Win. E. Woods, Chemist, Culm street, Wellington. Post Free to any address tor Is 6d in stamps. WANTED to sell,—An noro «f firstclass land, suitable for cardon or k orchard. Fivo minutes walk from Post lt office. Price LIOO. For iuither par* 0 ticulars apply Daily office. Q V-\7 ANTED KNOWN.-Thouainda W of persons during Jhi past few months havo used Baiuiaclouoh's Pro* oandra Corn Destkoyeu, and they all join in one uiunistakeublo voice, saying that The Destroyer stands pre eminent as an absolute cure for hard nnd soft y corns. Its effi&icy ellipses all othor e attempts, and failure is impossible. - Price—l/ 6 per Box, from Mr Washe inoton, Tobacconist, Masterton. WANTED.— Engagement by an oxperieuccd engineer as driver. ut Understands fitting and repairing saw 18 mill plant and rpapors and binders; Apply Mrs E. Tayler, Queen .St. _ Wy Horses and Cowb (pood feed and ■{ water),—Apply, Mrs/Tayler, Queen-St WANTED KNOWN. STRAWBERRIES ! Strawbertios and '" Cream, also NEW POTATOKB, Red « Currantß, BLick Currants, Raspberries, o Cauliflowers acd Green Peas. Mre Tayler. _ IVT ANTED KNOWN-James Webb, E Vf cheap cash Tailor, thanks hia many friends and customers in Masterton aad surrounding district for their very liberal support during the past three years, and hopes 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, Coatnigs and Serges. The Largest Stook to )- choose from.in Masterton, in eludes 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 .cash TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Queen-St, i, Masterton. r ANTED KNOWN,—To insure. ■ t ? that the pubho will be supplied ; | with Babraclough's Pkooandka Corn '• appointed agents: Mr J. Washington, a Masterton; Mr W. J. Berrill, Carterton; '" M. Caselberg & Co., Greytown ;Mr 0, Ridd, Palnatua;Mr J. Jones. Eketahuna; Mr W. Toogoed, Featherston, Wholesale Agents, Kempthorne, Prcsser & Co., Wellington. WANTED K.NOWJN.-Thafc I have always on hand and for sale cheap, a large stook of Double and Single Seated Buggies, also a great variety of Ladies' Phaetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, olid Contractors' Tip Drays. The above 1 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 tho shortest - notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor Wellington Coaah Factory Manners street. Wellington. THE CLOCK. THE CLOCK THK CLOCK. THE CLOCK SSTRE STRE ÜBA O STREET, WELLINGTON. WILLINGI'ON. f A NTIOIPATINGaBooin, £*- 1 have opened up a large Stook of New Jewellery for the holidays, and am now O offering to the pnblio 3 £3OOO •"» Worth of Watohes, Chains, r Wedding Rings, Fairy and Name Brooches (any design), Diamond Pins for ladies' and gents' wear, Electro-plated O Ware lor prejents, Ao. Gold Q and Silver Medals made to i- W order for Cricket, Rowing, l-s and other Clubs. . One great feature in my es- §. tablishment is the froedcm with which visitor* may in. 3 Q5 speot Goodi without being J6, £5 solicited to buy. J - " Note-OPEN till NINE O'OLO.'K each evening until after NEW YEAR. COACH AND WAGGON JAMES MUIB, r (Late Ross and Muir. ) COACHBUILDER, ENGINEER, FaKRIER. and GENERAL BLACKSMITH. MY Engineering Department is now under the managomont of Mr JOHN CADE, whoso extensivo oxperi- '' ence qualifies him to undertake engineer ?. ing work »f any description in a first- " class manner. Engineß, Sawmi.ling Machinery, Com bines, Chaffcutters, etc, eto, repaired at s lowest rates. At the ANNUAL SHOW I still upheld my reputation for first-class work in the Coachbuilding lino, takiug first honours for double buggy at both Shows. Customer* placing their orders with, me may rely on e?ting a first-class job at a X reasonable figure. Mr R. CRAWFORD, the Chanmok Farrier of the Wairarapn, is ctill in >r charge of my Shoeing Department, nnd patrons may rely on y-t/ ing their horses shod in tlio bast aly'c My prioe for t HACKS is still FlVh SHILLINGS Cash, or fl/8 booked, for either Stool oc Irou Shows. General Black>mithing in atl its branches, {j > Note—One Second-hand SOL WAY- WOOL PRESS For Sale— A Bargain. PiticK £'6, J . MUIR, Coachbuilder, &c, dec, Steam Factory, Is Queen Street MaHorton. ' G. H. SCALES. WOOL, FLAX. DAIRY, PRODUCE* COMMISSION A«ENT. ' {BESAL advance* made against, all _Jj- kinds of pioduce for sale or snipjment. Agents ia England, Australia, i India, South America and Canada, i Offices—Custom House Quay, Wellington. Agent for Nrrthern Fire Assurance Co Agent for Globe, Marine Insurance Co SJaruo risks taken at the lowest rotoa.