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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4230, 29 September 1892, Page 3

I WANTEDS. W ANTED KNOWN-Vacaucies for : - two gentlemen boarders in private family; 17b per week, with washing, For address, apply Wairaraps Daily Times Office, Mastorton. I A, YOUNG MAN, aged 2*, teekt l. engagement on a run, or with a I imrvey party. Apply " Winged Spur," Wairabapa Dahy Tints office, Master-WANTED-The public to know that thoy can obtain puro lollies, made on the premises, at the Caledonian Confectionery Works, Queen-street, Masterton. WANTED-BOARDERS in a pn. vate family, opposite Mr John Bon's Store, Queon-streot; Mastorton. WANTED KNOWJS.—AII things come to an end, even the storms of rain of which wo have lately been the victims, We may now venture timidly to hope that the winter Is past, and that wo are going to have a taste el real spring weather,. From a busineu point of view wo shall welcome it witk acclamation at Te Aro Home. ANTED KNOWN. - ladies *T generally will also hail such a delightful change, as it will enable them to go out aoeing and to be seen, There are plenty of attractive sights waiting foe them, but none bo fascinating as the new spring fashionß now showing' at Te Aro Homo, WANTED KNOWN.-We nmj therefore expect an early visit of inspection, and herewith invito all the ladios of Wellington audits vioinity to mako good uso of the present opportunity. Wo shall be happy to show them all the latest outcomes of fashion, and no one need fear any undue solicitation to pnrohase at To Aro House, W ANTED KNOWN-"- Now la the winter »», of our discontent made Glorious Summe r >' when clothed in one of JAS, WEBB'S Good Warm Suit 3 which defy cold, wind, or rata, My old customers know thisfact. Now ones are invited to come and tiy and they will bo delighted. No fanoy prices charged, but a saving of 20/- on every Buittoall who patronise mo, as I have the largest stock of tweeds, „„..«.,„, ...... 1!.!... !_• !..-. .1. -_J tradesmen in tho Wairarapa, I also buy well' which enables mo to quota prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in the District. Come and give me a trial early to avoid being disappointed to the great rush for Good Seasonable Suits, Everyone wanted to inspect my stock. No cbargo for admission. Attention and Civility given tc all.-Foitbfuliy yours to command.-JAME3 WEBB, the Ohcap Cash Tailor, Queen-Street, Masterton, ' ANTBD KNOWN-That wo V V supply the trade with largo or small quantities of the best lollies at Wellington prices, Caledonian Confectionery works, Queen-Btreet, Masterton, ASR FOR GRIFFIN AND SONS' Biscuits. Confectionery. And Candied Peels. 1 to be the host, FAOTORY.-Alton St., and Nile St, E. Nelson, Wholesalo Wellington Branch,Brandon St. TROUT FISHING SEASON, 1892-98. THE Trout Fishing Season opens on THURSDAY, 15th Soptombor, Fishing Lioenbes can be obtained from Mr Mclstosh of the WairarapaFamiera' Co-operative Association, Masterton, Men's Licenses £1 Ladieß' do 5 8 Boys under 16years ~. 5s PHOTOGRAPH* STDDIO QUEEN-STREET. OPAL, Bromido, Paper and Silver ; Print Enlargements, from C.D.V, to Life Size, finished with Enaruol, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS'. THMSEiQUAMEIt ANdFcXI, liENOTH Cabinets, Beautifully Finished. Equal to tho bos produced in the Colony, for: 7s Cd Half Dozen \Q/ -. „ 12s Cd One Dozen jO/" FlIls:rCo "' Family Qnour Vignettes with Ename or Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in Water or Oil Colours. Views Taken in Town or Country. Sale 1 The best assortment of Maori Photos in Now Zealand. The Vestibulo is open to tho Publio daily, INSPECTION INVITED. IHOS. ED. PRICE, MASTERTON. MASTERTON STIUM OOACH FACTORY. JAMES MUIR, ■ COAUHBUILDER, ENGINEER, AND GENERAL SMITH; ' "OLE MAKER of tho Celobratod , K , ZEALANDIA WOOL PREBB, 1 orders for which are now flocking in tor tho coming season, 1 Every Buyer Lovd in ila Praise, It Has No Equal For Efficiency, Quickness And Cueotess Combined.1 Several further Improvements having been effected for tho coming Benson, its ' now recognised by all who have seen it to be the only Wuolpress worth buyini;. > Intending buyers should forward their ordera early to prevent disappointment, ' as orders are now coining <q rapidly from all directions, i Tho following testimonial received (amongst others) showß tho appreciation tho Press iB held in : Tomonoa, H,8,, August 4th, 1892, Dear Sir,—We havo much pleasure " in testifying to tho efficiency and genoral ' excellence of tho "Zeakndia Wool Press" wo bought of you last season. ° The best proof of our opinion is in the fact of our oendiii" you a Bocond orde,' this season, Yours truly 1 Nelson Bros,, Ltd, : Per W. W. Kelson. Every other- branch of my business * will still havo careful attention, and I patrons placing their orders at this wellknown establishment can rely upon * obtaining first-class workmanship com"J bined with moderate prices. II HORSES SHOD (steel or iron) 5/por sot cash; 5/0 booked, JAMES MUIR, ' Qdeen Street, Mastertos [A CABD,] i Wm,R,Cook| fWM.Or.iY • COOK ft-GKAI, WELLINGTON & AUCKLAND, » Punno A ccouniants, Trade Assionees, financial agents, collectors, etc. r A CCOUNTANOY work undertaken Dl. of all descriptions, Auditing for public and private comr pauies. Tradesmen's books kept and balanced. Estates realised with economy and proinp titude. The collection of accounts a speciality. Agents appoiutcd throughout the Colony, Australia, and London. (Collectors for tlie Court of Bankruptcy Auckland.) Agents for absentees, loans negotiated, u ~iincsses and properties disposed of. I COOK ■■■&■ UU AY, Bannatyno's Buildings, A.M.P. Buildina leatlicratou-strcet, Queen-street, i P I - WeUiujtoii, iwSM,