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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4303, 24 December 1892, Page 3

WAITED.— -Ten good Bushmen; waees oho shilling per Itsur. Apply, to Mr A. R, Mackay, Mauricevilie railway Station, ' \XJ ANTED a General Servant. J V V.; 7 Ply at ■ .FKAffOIS' RISTAORAM, noxtto Dennistou Koueo, Queen strejj Mostcrton. WANTED. a- firat-olasa GROI. w ■■; siaele man'preferred. ■ Apply W. Hawke, Club Hotel Stables. Master ton. - : LOST— From my paddock, in Hall Street,' Masteitoii/n Dark Bay Mate (haok). Has scar on breast. lieward. 0. Tilleard Natuecb, nrohiteot, Central Chombors, J ANTED.—Tiyo General' Servants . ?°V ® ouu try. Waiting eugflgcv niGiit—M:\njed.Couplo (wife cool? j man. harnly and generally useful); i'oung ' Gul , who wants situation aa.Sevvnht in Masterton. Fbed Wiuorii's REGISTRY OFFICE, UAU Siukst, MismxoN. WANTED TOSELU-ByEJoas' Wood Carter, Upper Plain Read, second-class ■ Firewood, good summer wood, lis per cord, 4ft. lengths. Orde'is may bo left with Mr J. Wiekom, Queer.strret, Masterton, A CCij.VMODATION tor Boatdeia A. end Travellers; oho board only; • ai Mr»Young's Dolly .House, Dixon street, Maaterton, 'l'orms moderate. WANTED. KNUWN-tIuTXT Bruuton, Tailor, lias removed to Ms private house nvOpakißoad.Lans. uowrnj. .Orders, maj also bo 101 l with. Messrs Hood andJohnston, Conflict ioners, Moßterton. w J ANTED KNOWN-That Michael Sullivan lias taken over thai well ing Housj./'Tlio premises have been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout, For convenience of country/visitors, meals may bo oltainod at all hours; Good stabling and paddock aoc'imiiiwliilionati'eii'apiiablo rates. WANTbID-pl'ho public to know that thoy can . obtain pure lollies, mado on the premises, at tlio Caledonian Uonfectioiiery Works, . Qucen-atreoc. Maatorton. ; WANTED 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 the shortest' notioo and on the most liberal teiuis to suit.customen My pricaa arc the lowest when tlio work, manahip is taken into account. Ladies Phrctoiis a speciality. In stockBuggies, Phietons, Waggonettes, Dog Cartß, and Spring carts, cheap, M. Buhau, Wellington Coach Factory. \\i ANTED KNOWJN—" Now is tlio winttr of our discontent made Glorious Summer when clothed io one of JAS, WEBB'S Good Warm Suits which defy cold, wind," or rain,. ;My. pld customers kno# this fad, New ones are invited to come and try and tliey wil be delighted, No fancy prices oharged, but* saving ot 20/. on cveiy suit toall who patronise mo, ao I have tho largest stock of tweed?, coatings, serges, linings, trimmings, etc, and tho largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen in .the Waiiarapa. I also buy wcli winch'enables mo. to quote prices for cash cbeaiier than any other tailoring establishment in tlio District, Como and give mo a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for Uood.Seasonable Suits,. Everyone wanted to inspcot my stock; Nochargofor admission. Attention and Civility given tc aIL-MbfiilJy yours to command.-JAMES WEBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Queen-Street Mastenon... • Wanted known - That wo supply tlio. trade with larjo or small (juancitios- of the best lollies a Wellington pricos, Caledonian Confeo tionery. works, 1 Quee'n-street, Mastorton MASTERTON - OPAKI MCES ON BOXING DAY. w ANTED KNOWN':-That J. WIOKENS haß tho Fkuit Stall ADD BOTH IHB ' REFRESHMENT BOOTHS at the Races. FW. COTTRELL, & Co,, General . Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington,—.Customhouse work'of all kinds promptly and carofully attended to. Wo not only clear goods; but land them at customers' doors.. Good storagu accommodation, Furniture carefully romovod. ' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS . 10 LB OIYEN AWAY during the month of December 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/-, Valuo of Gift, !!/.. Goods bought, 40/-, Value of Gift, 4/-, Goods bought, 60/-, Valuu of Gift, 5/-, Gii'ds bought, 6')/., Valuo of Gift, 0/.. Goodß bought, 70/-, Valuo of Gift, 7/-. Goods bought, 80/-,.'Valuo of Gift, 8/-. Goods bought, 90/, Valuo of Gilt, 9/Goods bought, 100/-, Value of Gift, 10/Goods bought, 110/., Valuo of Gift, 11/. Goods bought, 120/-, Value of Gift, 12/(i.iods bought, 150/., Value of Gift, 15/. Goods bought, 2UO/-, Valuo of Gift, 20/. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY during tlio month of December at TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON, SPECIAL FOE XiIAS. IS THE £ CASE FOR THREE WEEKS, ' BOOTS & SHOES. JUST RECEIVED A BI'LEXMD SHIPMENT OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES SUITAUIE FOB THE holidays FBOJI ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL, AND ■ UOLOMAI MANUKACIUBKHS, Special Lines in Ladies' and Gents CANVAS i TAN SHOES. Ml QUALITY, ' DURABILITY, & GOOD VALUE VISIT I'HB CENTRAL BOOT WAUMOUy.H QUEEN STREET, MASTER T O N, I CARPENTER, PROPRIETOR. GEO. BUTLER PORK UUT.(IEJR Opposite Neill's Stables, Queen-street,. , Masikbtos. BEGS to return thanks to tlio'residents of Maatorton and district for past favours Bnd wlshor to inform • them that he still. maintains tho rei putation of his goods for QUALITY and HODERATZ CUABOES, Families waited on daily,' fork pies and pmk satisasos a speciality A LL Lollies and lonfcctignory mado •*1 n on tho premises at the, Oolodon. Qncen-aireet.