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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4348, 18 February 1893, Page 3

WANTEDKNOWNIII PALMISTRY and PHRENOLOGY I!! It r B 8 Mo 0 A L L D M, Palmist and Phrenologist, mil visit Maaterton in a few days. Particulars in future ANTED.—Ono or two boarders in i i j private family. Apply opposite Johnston's store, Queen Street, Masterton. TANTEDKNOWN-Tbat Mrs T. A, , V Lyons has made arrangements for the reception of a limited number of gentlemen boarders at her residence, Clifton House, Cole-streot. Terms Moderate. Full particulars on application. Clifton House will be found a thoroughly comfortable home for respectable boarders. LICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE WANTED.-Atonce. Young Girl, 18 or 14, Waiting .engagement, General Servant, at Fred Wmohi's REGISTRY OFFICE, Hall Street, Masterton. 1 SYVERSTON Outfitter and ,J • General Dealer, has removed to new premises in Queen Street, Masterton, lately occupied by B. G. Williams and has had tho shop fitted up in the most improved style, and is now prepared to servo his old friends and tho public with the best goods for the New Year. WASTED TO BBLL-ByH. Jones Wood Carter, Upper Plain Road second-class Firewood, good summer wood, lis per cord, 4ft, lougths, Orders may bo left with Mr J. Wickens, Queer," st.rret, Masterton, YU ANTED KNOWN-that J. N, fl _ Brunton, Tailor, has removed !a his private houso in Opaki Road, Luitsdowtie. Orders maj also be loft with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confectioners, Masterton. WANTED-The public to know that they can obtain puro lc'lies, made on the premises, at tho Caledonian Confectionery Works, Queen-street, Masterton. 117" ANTED it Known, that I am now V» Removod to my new premise* in Victoria-street, Wellington, off Cuba• street, 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 notice and ut the most liberal terms to suit customer! • My prices are the lowest when tho work. manship is taken into account, Ladies Phretons a speciality, In stoc't liuggies, Phretons, Waggonettes, Ojg Carts, and Spring carts, cheap. M, Buhan, Wellington Coach Factory. FW. COTTKELL&Co.,Gcr , Carriers and Forwarding Agent*, Wellington,—Customhouse work of all kindß promptly and carefully attended to. Wn not only o'ear goods, bt't land them at customers' doors. Good storago accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. W ANTED KNOWN- TAILORING " TAILORING I James Webb, Masterton's Greatest Tailor, is still to bo found at his old stand, NEXT THEATRE ROYAL. My old customers Jrao* this fact. Now ones aro invite i to come and try and thev will be delighted, No fancy prices charged, out a saving ot 20/- on every suit tooll whopatroniso mo, as I havo tho largest stock of tweeds coatings, serges, linings, trimmings, eto, and tho largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen in the Wairarapa. I alto buy wol which enables mo to quote prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in tho District, Come and give me a trial early to avoid being disappointed in tho great nißh for Good Seasonablo Suits, Everyone wauted to inspect my stock. No charge for admission, Attention and Civility given to all.—Faithfully yours to command.-JAMES WEBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Queen-Street Masterton.. WAHTBD MOWN-That wo supply tho trado with largo or small quantities of tho best lulliea at Wellington prices, Caledonian Confec tionery works, Qeeon-streot, Masterton.

JUST opened out, 100 pairs Men's Strong Tweed Xroaecrs, real yalua 9/6, for/1/11, Oigantio Sale, Te Ano Hokk. NOW for the Boys I 1200 Navy Serge Sailor Suits, xtra Strong choßp at 12/0, for 7/6. Giganlic Sale. TeAro House. SEEIour Mclboarno Seigc Sao Suits, that were cheap at 22/ C, for MORE FOR THE LADS. f275 very nico Tweed Sailor Suits, all ÜBcful colours, only 3/11. Gigautio Salo, Tu Ano House THE AH . ALOF 379-TEUNKS-379 Boofß AND SHOES. (EX COPTIC), To the Special Ohder aho Direction Ladite'Tan Boots and shoes] Pinet'a Boots and Shoca Bostock and Co.'a Boots and Shoe's Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 2s lid Ladies' Nice Slippers, from Is lid Childrons' Ton Boots anil Shoes Girls' Tan Strapped Shoes Ladies' Featherweight Court Shoes Ladies' Queen Evening Shoes I'inets' Evcnhig Shoes Ladiea'Satiu ami Silk Shoes, all colours Hannahs Indestructablo Toed Boots, from 6s 0d Hannah's G Copper Toes, Is'lid, 2s lid. 3slld ' Ladies' Nice Cloth Top Walking Shoes Ladies' Nico Clasp Walking Shoes Ladies' Beautiful Systematic Boots and Shoes Gents' Tan Boots and Shoes Covo and West's Boots and Shoes The K Boots and Shoes Gents' Boots and Shoes, from 7s Od Gents Slippciß, from 2a lid The l'alaco U Boot, from 7s Od Hnnnnli'u fi Kl./. n t„™ 10., ISA Hannah's G Watertight*, 10a Od Hannah's G Shoes, 7s Cd Hannah's G Bluchers, 5s Cd Hamuli's E.S. Shoes, 4s GdlGsGd Hannah's G Leggings, 6s Oil Hannah's Tcunis Shoe.', 3s Od, ii Od, Os Cd Hannah's Everlasting School Boots, is Cd. 0d,40, ' A Special Shipment of 12 Trunks Tenn Shoes for this season, with Thick Hub ber Soles, 12s Od, 16s Od, \\JE manufacture 2.000 pairs of our VV Buperioraud Ce'obrateo G Boot and Shoes every week, and, as a proof of tlm demand fur these goods, ours is tho only Boot Factovy in Now Zealand that is work log full time this season. Every Storekeeper aud Boot Vendor should keep the Palace G Boots if they wish to iucrease their trade, Wo are Wholesolo Dealers in all kinds of Leaihor and Grindery, Bespoke Uppers fur the trade a speciality. SOLE AGENTS FORTOVE AND WEST'S BOOTS ANDFOUTHB CELEBKAiED K BOOTS,

NOTE TUB ADDRESS-QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTOH. H. PETERSON, Manager, FOR SALE AT EKETAUUNA. 4 COMPLETE Carryina Plant, X consisting of two four-horte brakes, one two horso brake, 8 thoroughly good eound lioraea (all yonu-j), and picked for the work), also dweiiiul" house, eight stall stable, with lar« i Wt, 5 aoros of land, togulher with rignt i.f grazmg over large areas, will be mild cr leased with above ; and every reijusim for carryiun on the business. Tlio goodwill. c .neiata of Die whole of tho trade of the Alfrodtoa and surrounding district!, which is largely increasinfr. The owner's sole reason for disposing of • sauiois taking.up residonco.on farm, ■ having been eight years on the road, i Easy terms can be arranged byappljmg to the propiletor, . ajSOWHJBDMOMM,-: