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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4250, 22 October 1892, Page 3

ANTED.-TENDE ¥¥ 25th,nt 6 p.m. for house in Wrigloy street, r specifications to bo seen at the bu! Tondora addressed toE..(trcen, Cos tractor, Kuripuui. WAN'TED,-A plouabraan. Must be \y stoady. Apply toE.McEwcn, B smith. Cart orton. W ANTED to sell: Four Spaniel pnps } V Apply A. caro this office. fIT4NTED KNO WN.-Qood gww V V for cattle or horses, at lowratcs. Within fifteen minutes walk of Post Office. Apply W.F. York, Mnsteiton, ANTED-TWO BOARDERS, in i t private family; terms, 18s per week. For address, apply Wairarapa Daily Times Office WANTED-Tho - public to know that they can obtain puro lollies, made on the promises, at the Caledonian Uonfcctionory Works, Queoiwtrooi, MiistiM'tnn. \\i ANTED KNOWN-" Now is the winter '', of our discontent made Glorious Sum. rcei'i' when clothed ia one of JAS, WEBB'S Goo a Wnrm Suits which defy cold, wind, or rain, My old customers kno.v this fact. Now ones are invited to come and try and they will bo delighted, No fancy juices charged, but a saving ot 20/-on every suit to all who patroniso me, m I have the largest stock of twoeds, coating, serges, linings, trimmings, etc. and the largest stall of skilled and competent tradesmen in the Wnirarapa. I also buy wel 1 which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tsUoring establisbmcn in the District, Como and give mo a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for Good Seasonable Suits.- Everyone wanted to inspect my Btock. No chargo for admission. Attention and Civility given tc }ll.-Faithful!y yours to command,-JAMEB n EBB, the Cheap Cash Tailor, Qucen-Streot, Mnstctton.

WAATED KNOWN-That wo supply the trado with lame ut small quantities of tho -best lollies at Wellington prices, Caledonian Confec tionory works, Queen-street, Mastoiton, TEAM) HOUSE. Now open, *ur now ami fashionable Dress lfobrios (or iho Spring Season, from 10a Cd to 45a the full dress length i'pE ARO HOUSIi, Now showing a benttiful assortment of Frencli Beiges, Foules, Veilings, Estamines, Creponno Cord in all the faslnouablo colors, rpE ARO HOUSE, Eveijono should see X our new Wool Bengalines, Corduroys, Fancy Jieiges, Brocades, wizard and Crocodile Cloths. TEARO HOUSE. Our new French Dolaincs for Spring and Summer wear, aremarvclsof beauty, from Is to 2s per yard, (TIE ARO HOUSE, Patterns ot all tho '. above and many others not mentioned ....1 be forwarded free by post on application, T.E ARO HOUSE. Chi JL measurement will ( desired, postage free, STJUM COACH

JAMES MUIE, COAUHI3UILDEE, ENGIABEB.I AND GENERAL SMITH,, DOLE MAKER of tho Celebrated O ZBALANDIA WOOL i'RESS, orders for which are now Hocking in tor tho cumiiig EciEon. Every Buyer Loud in Us Praise, It Has No Equal For Efficikhgy, Quickness And' Cheapness Combined. Several further Improvements having been effected for the coming season, it is now recognised by all who iiavo seen it to be the only Wuolpross worth buying. Intending buyers should forward their orders early to prevent disappointment, as ordors are now coming 'n rapidly from all directions. Tho following testimonial received (amongst others) shows tho appreciation the Press is held in : Tomonoa, H. 8., August 4th, 1892. Dear Fir,-Wc lrovo much pleasma in testifying to the cflicieucy and general excellence of tho "Zealandia Woil Press" wo bought of you last season. Tho best proof of our opinion is in tie fact o! our Bending you a sooond ordo. this season. Yours truly Nelson Bros,, Lid, Per W.W. Kelson. Every other branch of ray busineta will still hvo careful nttention, and patrons placing their orders at this well known establishment can rely upon obtaining first-class workmanship combined with moderate prices, HOUSES SHOD (steel or iron) 5/. per set cash; 6/6 booked,

JAMES MUIR, Quern Street,., Mahteutcn LADIES k UENTLEMEN. ••■ support given mt since commouciiig busii nun in Masteiton, sixteen mouths ago. It (jives me encouragement to make just the lints which wi!l please ladies anil gentlemen who study a NICK FITTING IiOOT, comfortable to wear. You may try nil tlte great com cures, but if the boot hurts it is all up! There is no need for me to puff, but I can honestly assert that My Worn, both new and old, caunot bo equalled in the Wnirnrapa for Stviz Comfobt and mux I have REMOVED through increased business, into a larger shop, near the Theatre, where I make all kinds of hanil-siwn and pegged work, and do also repairs of every kind, Oivo ono tiinl, You will not regret it, D. SMITH, Bootmaker, tinilt.G. Williams', NOTICE. TO AGRICULTURISTS AND TBE GKWERAL PUBLIC, Kee S Fraser, FARRIERS AynBLACKSMITHS, etc., [Latclji in (/is (mplijimail uf Mr It'tit, Cameron ami Ik ilasterhn Blacksmith and HA YE OPKMSDtInU old established and well-known Shoeing and General Forgo lately occupied by Mr ■dcEWEN N. & Jj'., in soliciting a sliaro of tho public patronage rely on meriting the same by keeping only' tho very boat materials, which, combined with faithful workmanship and careful supervision cannot fail to give satisfaction. Hoi sen shod with steel shoes at popular pricoa. All kinds of agricultural implements ro« paired at leasonable rates. NEE & FUASEB, Farriers and Blacksmiths, Etc,

m tlk fruit tsuoe LOWES &IOKN3. (Jood Fruit oi Every Kind, AT THE WINDOW, FJlim WILL BEAK COMPASb SON WITH ANY, RICHARD JONES, QUUEN BTBBETj MABTBRTON,