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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4302, 23 December 1892, Page 3

T OST Oil STRAYED, last night, IJ chestnut gelding, wlnto fane; marked on ear mid branded with horaoshuenn off shoulder; no shoes on toro feet. Anyono returning the B&me to G. Langtcn, Banniatcr-ftreet, Masterfcon, will bo rewarded, •... LOST— From my paddoek, in Hall Street, Maaterton, a Dark Bay Mare (hack). Has scar on breast. Re. ward. (LTilleatd Natuscli, architect. Central Chambers. WANTED KNOWN-That (J. BUTLEII, Pork Butcher, of Queen-street, llaatorti'H, will hove a display of Xmas rcqniremoQt9, viz:— WANTED » General Servant.-Ap-ply at Francis* Rbstaokakt, next to Denniston Houee, Queen street, Mssterton, WANTED a firat-clana QIU)i f single man preferred. Apply 1 W. Hnwke, Club Hotel Stablos. Masterton. P^l isterWANTED.— Two General Servants foi' oountry. Wniting engagement—Married Couple (wife good cool;; man handy and generally useful); Toung Girl who wants situation as Servant in Maaterton. Feed Weight's REGISTRY OFFICE, Uut, Street, Masterton. WAKTED TO SELL.—By H.' Jones Wood Carter, Upper Plain Road, second-class Firowood, good summer wood, lis per cord, 4ft. lengths. : Orders may be left with Mr J. Wickens, Queer.' strret, Maaterton, Accommodation for Boarders and Travelleia; also board only; at Mrs 0. Young's Bolly House, Dixon street, Mastorton, Terms modorate. ANTED KNOWN-that J. N.' W ... _ Brunton, Tailor, has removed to his privato house in Opalti Road, Lang, downe. Orders ma? also bo left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confectioners, Masterton, WANTED KNOWN-ThatMichael Sullivan has taken over that well knowu and old established Board, inn House. The premises have been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout, For convenience of country visitors, meals may be obtained at all Uood stabling and paddock WANTED— The public to know that they can obtain pure lollies made on the premises, at the Caledonian Uonfootionery Works, Queeiwtrcej, Masterton. W AN.TJtD it Known, that I am now _. Removed to my new premises in Victoria-street, Wellington, off Cubastreet, and adjoining the Grey Valley Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Repair any kind of Vehicles on tho shortest notice and on the most liberal terras to suit customer* My prices nro the lowest when tho workmanship is taken into account. Ladies Phaetons a speciality. In stockBuggiea, Phsstona, Waggonettes, Dog Carta, and Spring carts, cheap. M, Bolian, Wellington Coach Factory,

V\/ ANTED KNOWN-" Nov to tho winto '' of our discontent made Glorious Summer" when clothed in one of JAS, WKBB'3 Good Warm Suits which defy cold, wind, or rain. My old customers kno,v this fact Now ones arc invited to come and try and they wil bo delighted. No fancy prices charged, huta saving ot s!0/- on evety suit toall who patronise me, m I have tho largest stock of tweeds, coatings, serges, liniugs, trimmings, etc. and tho largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen in theVairarapa, lalsobuywclJ which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment iu tlio District. _ Oomo and give mo a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for Good Scasonablo Suits. Everyone wautedto inspect my stock. Nochargo for admission. Attention and Civility given tc all—Faithfully yours to commnni-JAMES WEBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Queen-Street Mastcrton, AKTBD KNOWN-That wo supply tlio trade with laree or small quantities of tho best lollies a Wellington prices, Caledonian Confect tionory works, Queen-atreot, Masterton MASTERTON - OPAKI KA.CES ON BOXING DAI. Wanted iarowa Tint j. WICKENS has tho Fkuit Stalu . REFRESHMENT BOOTHS at the Racos. FW. COTTRELL & Co., General « Oarriors aud Forwarding Agents, Wellington,-Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to, Wo not ouly oloar goods, but land them at customers' doors, Good storogu accommodation;. Furniture carefully removed. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS TO BE fIIYBN AWAY during tlio month of December in proportion to the amount purchased TE ARO HODSE. Goods bought, 10/-, Value of Gift, 11. Goods bought, 20/., Valuo of Gift, 2/-. Goods bought, JO/-, Value of (iift, y/-. Goods'bought, 40/-, Valuo of Gift, 4/-, floods bought, CO/., Valuo of Gift, 5/«. Goods bought, GO/., Valuo of Gift, 6/., Goods bought, 70/., Valuo of Gift, 11-. Goods bought, 80/-, Value of Gift, 8/.. Goodß bought, 90/, Valuo of Gilt, 9/. Goods bought, 100/-, Value of Gift, 10/. Goods bought, IJO/-, Value of Gift, 11/. Goods bought, 120/-, Valuo of Gift, 12/Goods bought, 150/., Value ofGiffc, 15/. Goods bought, 200/., Yaluo of Gift, 20/. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND BOTH THE AT

given amy fluting the month of Dccombor at TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON, SPECIAL FOR XMAS. Qj m is the £ C,lsu Boxusra 'FOR THREE WEEKS. BOOTS & SHOES. JUST RECEIVED A BI'IBSDID SIIII'MENI 01' NEW AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES SOITAMiEFOttTHB holidays i'KOM ENGLISH,CONTINENTAL, AND COLONIAL BIANUFACTUREIIS. Special Lines in Ladies' audGonls CANVAS & TAN SHOES, l'Oll QUALITY, DURABILITY, & GOOD VALUE " . VMTTUB CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE. QUEEN STREET, M.A S TEUTON. J. CABPRNTER, PROPRIETOR, V 0 R K llDTOun Opprsito Neill's Stables, Queen.stro.-t .Masterton, . . ' T)EGS to return thanks tp tho rcsiD dents of Masterton and district for past favours and wishes to inform them that he still maintains the ret putation of his goods for . QUALITY and MODERATE CHABOES, ' Families waited on daily, i'oik pies and pork sauces a specUlity