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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4296, 16 December 1892, Page 3

MR J. OHABLTON, Timer and Re« pairer of Pißnos and Organs, ' /rum. Wellington; is nowoir a visit.to Masterton and District. Orders ni&y bo ■• loft with Mr R. T. Holmes, Stationer,rrO LET—Sit roomed ;HouSo 1 Church streot. Apply Masfe Permanent Investment and ■ Buildl Society. -..-, '..."..;, .'•: r ANTED.-Two General Servants f ? T for country., Waiting engage- . ment—Two Handy Girls, fourteen and fifteen; Married Couple (wife good cook' man haudy and generally .useful)! Koung Girl who wauta situation ' as Servant in Mastorton. Feed Wkiqhi's REGISTRY OFFICE, Hah Bibbr,Masterton. WANTED TOSELU-ByH.' Jontt, 1V Wood Carter, Upper Plain Road, second-class .Firewood, good summer wood, lis per cord, 4ft. lengths. Orders may bo loft witli Mr J. Wiekenß, Queenstrret, Mastorton, ANTED-A boy to ndo about 7 yy. stone; Apply this office. ACCOMMODATION for Boarders ' and Travellers; also board only; at Mrs (i. Young's Holly Houso, Dixon street, Masterton, Terms moderate. TI7ANTED KNOWN-thaU. N, ,VV- ; Brunton, Tailor,hasremovedti Lis private house in Opaki Road, lans- • downe. Orders maj also be left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confectioners, Masterton: ■"' WANTED KNOWN-ThatMichael Sullivan has taken over that well known and old established Arpyle Board, ina. Houso. The premises- have been thoroughly renovated and newly fur * nhhedthroughout. Furconvenienceof country visitors, meals maybe obtained nt all hours.' Uood stabling and paddock accommodation at reasonable rates. WANTED-The public to know that they can obtain pure lollies, made oh the premises, at thoCalodoman Uoufectionery Works, Queen-street, Masterton.

VT7 A " I ' ED •' Known, Hint I am now TT Removed to my new premises in Victoria-street, Wellington, off (Jubastreet, and adjoining the Grey.Yalley Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Repair any kind of Vehicles on the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms to suit customers. My prices are the lowest when tho work, nianship is taken into accounts Ladies Plnotons a speciality, In stockBuggies, Phtotons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, and Spring carts, cheap. M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory. U/ AM'KD KNOWN-" Now is the winter ' * of our discontent made Glorious Summer" when clothed In one of JAS, TOB'3 Good Warm Suits which defy cold, wind, or ones are invited to come and try an J they wil I be delighted, No fancy prices charged, buta saving of 20/- on every suit toall who patronise me ); as I have tho largest stock of tweeds, coatings, serges, liningß, trimmings, etc. and tho largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen in the Wairarapa. I also buy weli which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in tho District. Como and pte me a trial wanted to inspect my stock, No chargo for admission. Attention and Civility given to all.—Faithfully yours to command.-JAMES WEBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Qucen-Strcot Masterton.

(OWN-That we V V supply the trade with largo or small quantities of tho best lollies a Wellington prices. Caledonian Confect tiunery works,' Queen-street, Mastorton PW.COTTRELL &Co., Goneral ■ Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington,—Oustomhouaa work of all kinds promptly and carefully .attended to. Wo not only clear goods/but land them at customers' (loocb. Good storagS accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. •CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 10 BE GIVEN AWAY during the month of Deoomber in proportion to the amount purchased AT ~. . TE ARO HOUSE. Goods bought, 10/-, Value of Gift, 1/. Goods bought, 20/., Valuo of Gift, 2/-. Goods bought, 30/-, Value of Gift, 3/«. Goods bought, 40/-, Valuo of Gift, 4/-. Goods bought, 50/., Value of Gift, 5/-. Gosds bought, 60/-, Value of Gift, 6/.. Goods' bought, 70/-, Valuo of Gift, 7/-. Goods bought, 80/-, Valuo of Gift, 8/-. Goods bought, 00/•, Value of Gilt, 9/. Goods bought, 100/., Value of Gift, 10/. Goods bought, 110/., Valuo of Gift, 11/. Gooda bought, 120/-, Value of Gift, 12/Gaods bought, 150/-, Valuo of Gift, 15/. Goods bought, 200/.; Value of Gift, 20/. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS during tho month of Decomber at TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. OUR eucalyptus' oaudy a speciality for coughs, colds and pore throats, try it, Made at tho Caledonian Con. fectionory Works, Queen-atreet, Mass tertun

•PjO NOT BE POISONED by using BAKING POWDER adultoratod with alum. Inaiat on having the "DRAGON," Which jb a puro wholesome article, the best money can buy, and has THE LAKUKvST SaLE IN IvEW ZEALAND. To be had of princioal Grocors W 4. G. TURNBULL k CO. PIANOS! PIANOS ! PIANOS I I ALWAYS have several Grat-class Panes for mile at moderate prices, and invito inspection. Second-hand pianos bought or ex* changed. • ■ Instruments carefully repaired, WILLIAM WHITT, i'urnituro Warehouse, Queen-si root. Mastorton. fpHE Business of FEANCIS' Reßtau--1 rant, Boarding Houso and Dininsj Boouib, of Queenstreet, Mastorton, is removed to the promises lately occupied by Mr HOCKLEY, opposite Neill's Horse Depository, where the publio and boarders can be accommodated, IMPOUNDED AT EKETAHUNA. 1 DABKBay Colt, branded X on ofl I fide of neck. If not olaiuad and. expenses paid, will bo sold oil 2(itli December at 11! o'clock, noon, AY. CBUIOKSHANK, Poundueepor, Iketahuua, I'llh December.

i LL T.olliesand Confectionery mrt'o , an the premises'at tlm Cnl.'i'o .. i m Gmfi ctionefy Works, Qiimn miv t Q.H.GAYFEK, LAND, ESTATE STOCK, STATIC jv AGENT AND VALUATOR SI A S.I E n.i CN , rAS aoveral'do iir» ble iiiiperiiwlor I, salo in town or wmitiy,