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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4227, 26 September 1892, Page 3

I • WANTEDS. | \ YOUNG MAN, aged 24, socks ongasjemont on a run, or with n survey party. Apply " 'Winged Spur," Wairarapa Daily Times office, Masterton, ANTEDbyaKoung Lady, Board I y V and Kosidence. Apply by letter, Box9?,P,o.,Maaterton. WANTED- A good man cook for tho country. References required. Apply Kebbell Bros, Alfrodton. TTANTED a Working Housokceper YV for country station, Waßes 12b per week j work not heavy. Apply by letter to C.8., ollico of this paper. 'ANTED-Tho public to know Y f that they can obtain pure lollies, raado on tho promises, at the Caledonian Confectionery Works, Queci.Mtrcet, Mnstorton. WANTED-BOARDEUS in a private family, opposite Mr JohnJ son's Store, Queon-strect, Mnstortoo. WANTED KNOWN.-All things come to •an end, oven the storms of rain of which we havo lately been the victims, Wo may now venture timidly to hope that tho winter is past, and that wo aro going to havo a tasto oi real spring weather. From a business point of view we shall welcomo it with acclamation at Te Aro Homo. ANTED KNOWN. - Ladiea *? generally will also hail such a delightful change, as it will onable thorn Io go out seeing and to be seon, There are plenty of attractive sights waiting lor them, but none so fascinating as the now spring fashions now showing' at Te ArG House. WANTED RNOWN.-We may therefore expect an early visit of inspection, and herewith invito all the ladies of Wellington audita vicinity to mako good uso of the proseut opportunity. Wo shall bo happy to show them all the latest outcomos of fashion, and no one need fear any uuduo solicitation to purchase at To Aro House. y\/ ASTED KNOWN-"- Now is the winter . '», of our discontent made Glorious Summo'i' when clothed in one of JAS. WEBB'S Good Warm Suite which defy cold, wind, or rain, My old customers knev tins fact, New ones aro invited to come and try and they will bo delighted, No fancy prices charged, but a saving of 20/- on every suit toall who patroniso me, as I havo tho largest stock of tweeds, coating, serges, trimmings, etc, and tho largest start of skilled and compelent tradesmen in tho Wairarapa. I also buy well which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in tho District, _ Como and give me a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for Good Seasonable "Suits, Everyone wanted to inspect my stock, No charge fot admission, Attention and Civility ■ given to all,—Faithfully yours to command.—JAMES WEBB, the Cheap Cash Tailor, Queen-Street, Mnstorton. WANTED KNOWN-That wo supply the trade with larqe or small quancitieß of tho best lollies at Wellington pricos. Caledonian Confectionery works, Queen-street, Mastorton. WiOTOGKAPHY STUDIO QUEEN-STREET. OPAL, Bromide, Papor and Silver Print Enlargements, from CD.V. to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surfaco. PORTRAITS; Three-quarter andFuix Length Cabinets, Beautifully Finished, Equal to tho bea produced in tho Colony, for: 7s Cd Half Dozen! OI v n' 12sGd One Dozon/ 0/" FinST CopY ' Family Group Vignettes with Enamo or Mat-Opal Surfuco; also finished in Water or Oil Colours, Views Taken in Town or Country. On Sale I Tho best assortment of Maori Photos in New Zealand. Tho Vostibulo is open, to tho Public ' INSPECTION INVITED. IHOS. EO. PRICE, MASTBRTON, STEAM COACH JAMES MUIE, OOACHBDILDER, ENGINEER, AND GENERAL SMITH. 'IOLE MAKER of tho Celebrated ) ZEALANDIA WOOL PRESS, ordors for which aro now flocking in fur the coming season, Every Buyer Loid in its Praise, It Has No Equal For Efficiency, Quickness And Cheapness Combined, Several further Improvements having been effected for the coming season, its now recognised by all who havo seen it to be the only Woolpress worth buying. Intending buyers should forward thoir orders early to prevent disappointment, as orders aro now coming ! n rapidly from all directions. Tho following testimonial received (amongst others) shows tho approbation the Press is held in : Tomonoa, RE., August 4th, 1892. Dear Fir,—We havo much pleasure in testifying to tho efficiency and general excellence of tho "Zealandia Wool Press" wo bought of you last season, Tho bentproof of our opinion is in the fact of our sending you a second orde this season. Yours truly Nelson Eros., Ltd, Per W, W, Nelson. Eveiy other branch of my business will still havo careful attention, and patrons placing their orders at this wellknown establishment can rely upon obtaining first-class workmanship combined with modoiato prices, HOUSES SHOD (steel or iron) 6/« per set cash ; 5/6 booked, JAMEsIiUIR, Queen Street Mastemon C, WINCHESTER, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, THE BLUE HOUSE, MASTERTON, HAS now lilted up a LARGK DIN-ING-ROOM, where Bkkskp.Vst, 8 to 9.80 a.m. Luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m., and Tea, from five o'clock, may be had at a uniform chargo oi ONE SHILLING. HOI PIES, TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA Every Evening, u'd ; and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS tjenorally at any time. NOTICE, TO AGRICULTURISTS AND THE GKBERAL PUBLIC. See & Fraser, FARRIERS andBLACKSMITHS, etc, (Lately in tk employment of Mr IFui Cameron ami the ifatttrlon Ulocbmith anil Wheelwright Manufacturing Co., Ltd.] HA VE OPENED that old established and v, ell-known bhoeintj and General Forge lately occupied bv Mr MoEWEN. ' , N. & J<'., in soliciting asi arj of the publio patronage rely on meriting the same by keeping only tho very best materials, which, combined with laithful workmanship and oreful supervision cannot fail to give satisfactio.i. Horses shod with steel shoes at pop il.ir piles, All kinds of agricultural implemoots re* paired at reasonable rates. NEE.&FEASEB, I FawierMnd Blacksmiths, E>,