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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4289, 8 December 1892, Page 3

VI 7ANTED.—Two General Servants VV foi country. Waiting engago-j ment—Two Bandy Girls, fourteen ani '■ fifteen | Married Couplo (wifegoui I man handy antl generally J f Young Girl who wants J . ns Servant in Masterton j a' Hcnsi keaper.-F R K D W -. „ ■ REGISTRY OFFICE, Hail Sib . Mabtekton, iIZHJMOM?? ByH. Jonep, V ] Wood Carter, Upper PJairiltond, second-claßa Firewood, good summer n'oud, lis per cord, 4ft. length?. Orders may bo loft with Mr J, Wickcns, Queenstrret, Masterton, f ANTED at once-good general servant, for one months engage* ment, Apply sharp, to Mrs LYSOS, Fish Ponds UfANTi',D-A Good Housomaid; V? also Good General— Apply SCOTT'S Temperance Hotel. WANTED TO LBA&My February or March next, a six, seven, or eight«roomed House, with stables and, say, an acre of land, Loc.ility—within a mile of Masterton Post Office Apply by letter, to James Ewart, Club Hotel, Masterton. WANTEB-A boy to ride about 7 stono. Apply this office 'AKTBD-Two hands for mutter TY- ing; must havo good dogs. Apply Watarangi Station, Matt'nbor. ough.' I \ CCOMMODATION for Boarders and Travollois j aIBO board only; I at Mrs U. Young's Holly House, Dixon streot, Masterton, Terms moderate. WANTED KNOWN-that J. N. Brunton, Tailor, has removed t.) his private house in Opaki Road, Lamdoivno. Orders mat also bo left with Messrs Hood and Jolmst'in, Confection* ers, Masterton. WANTIiD KNOWN-That Michael Sullivan has takon over that well known and old established Board, ing House, Tho premises have been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout. For convenience of country visitors, meals may be obtained at all hours. Uood stabling aud paddock accommodation at reasonable rates. WANTED-The public to know that they can obtain pure lollies, made on tho premises, at tho Caledonian Uonfectiouory Works, Queen-streec, Masterton. nown, that I am now VV Removed to my now premises in Victoria-street, Wellington, oil Cubastreot, and adjoining the Grey Volloy Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Ropjir any kind of Vehicles on the shortest notico and on the most liberal terms to suitcustomers. My price 3 are the lowest when tho work, manship is takon iuto account. Ladioa Phrotons a speciality, In stock— Uugorieß, Photons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, and Spring carts, cheap. M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory, VA/ ANTED KNOWN-" Now in the winter >' of our discontent made Glorious Sumor" when clothed in one of JAS. WEBB'S oodWarm Suits whioh defy cold, wind, or iu. My old customers kno,v thisfnefc, Now ones arc invited to come and try and they will be delighted, No fancy prices charged, tmta saving ot 20/- on every suit toall who patronise me, as I have tho largest stock of tweeds, coatings, serges, linings, trimmings, etc, and tho largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen iu the Wairarapa, I also buy wcli which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in the District. Como and give me a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for Uood Seasonable Suits, Everyone wanted to inspect my stock.' No charge for admission, Attention anil Civility riven tc .n_v.ui.(..ii * r °T...™, WEBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Qucon-Street Masterton,

WAM'KD KNOWN - That wo supply (ho trade with large or small quauoitiea of tho beat lullies a Wellington pricoa. Caledonian Confoct tionory works. Queen-street, Mustcrton FW.COTTRELL& Co., General i Carriorsand Forwarding Agents, Wellington,—Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to. Wo. not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors. Good storage accommodation, Furnituro carefully removed. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY during the month of December in pre portion to the amount purchased

TB ARO HOUSE, Goods bought, 10/-, Value of Gift, 1/. (iuodn bought, 20/-, Value (,f Gift, 2/.. Goods bought, 30/-, Value of Gift-, 3/». Goods bought, 40/-, Valuo of Gift, 4/-, Goods bought, 50/-, Valuo of Gift, 6/-, Goo'dß bought, 6')/., Valuo of Gift, 6/-, Goods bought, 70/-, Value of Gift, 7/-, Goods bought, 80/-, Value of Gift, 8/«. Goods bought, 90/-, Valuo of Gilt, 9/. Goods bought, 100/., Value of Gift, 10/. Goods bought, 110/., Value of Gift, 11/. Goods boughl, 120/., Value of Gift, 12/Goods bought, 150/., Vnlun of Gift, 15/. Goods bought, 200/., Value of Gift, 20/. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY during tho month of December at TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON, I AM OPENING UP HTKUNKS-7 BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPEKS. (Per direct simmer limVTAKA), 8 CASES jTCUOIf he best Colonial maker?, all of which will bo MAEKED IN PLAIN FIGURES SOLD AT SALE PRICES. SPECIALITY: SCOTOR KIP WATERTIGHT ENGLISH SOLE LEATHEP 21/-CA.SE HffiiMvra OENTBALBOOT WAREHOUSE. MASTERTON, J. WICKENS, CENTRAL DINING BOOMS, Qobbn-strkbt MASTERTON. fnHE new dining room will be opon on L and »ftcr\VEDNEBI)4I', August 10th, and will bo a special leaturo of llw OBtabliahmcnt. MtIiAD'AST 7.30 to 8.30 LUNCHEON 12 till 2 TEA 5 to 0.30 ALL MEALS Is. Hot Pics and Coffee ovoiy cvenio" from 8 oolock, ° Bread, Confectionerv ai"i fancy goods as usual.