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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4398, 20 April 1893, Page 3

UTANTED-BusMal.ora in Blocks of VV 100 acres, upwards. Apclv. to AWHEA STATION, Martinboro WANTED, immediately, Quod General Servant, Apply Mra Fitton, Colo-street. - WANTED KKOWN-That Mm Henhy lias teken over Mr Hare's house in Dixon street, and is prepared to receive two or three rcs« portable young men rs boatdore. Tebm.i Moderate. WAITED by Married Couple-* Situation on Station, Man food Ploughman, tair knowledge of stock and all kinds of Station Work; wife—Cook, oto. Good references £(ivon.- -Apply Mrs Jacobs Registry Offico, Q.aton Street. LICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE WANTED AT ONOE. - General Servant for priy&te family in Wellington.—Situation as station or farm manager, Lonpiperionco jniongsk sheep, cattlo, and farm work,— Waiting Engagement: Houremaid or Goneml Servant, - Fubd Weight's REGISTRY OFFICE, Hah Street, Masiekio.v. T~K> ANTED TO BOY.- Beeswax in VV any qunntity. Apply WIU LIAM LfINZ, Kiuipuni Apiary, or Mr GEO. V YETH, Kimpuni Store, TAQUITABLE BUILDING SOOIETY J J See larger advertisement. A L4DY or GENTLEMAN can secure xi. .a Comtoriablo Home in a private (aniitf.—Apply MRS. PEAKSE, Quec« otrcet, Mastcrton. WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs T. A. Lyons lias inado arrangements! x the reception of a limited number of Ren tlcmen boarders at her residence, Clifton House, Cole-street—bathroom and good stabling. Terms Moderate. Clitton House will be found a thoroughlj comfortablo home for respoctablo boarders.—Board without lodging WANTED IiNOWN-tlmt J. £ Qi'unton, Tailor, has removed Mb private houao in Opaki Road, kns. downo. Orders maj also bo left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confectioners, Mastcrton. VU"ANTED it Known, that 1 am now . 'J. cm °ved to my new premised in Viotoria-streot, Wellington, off Cuba, street, and adjoining the Grey Galley Coal Company's yards, and, as usual, I am prepared to Build or Repair any kind of Voniclea 011 the shortest notico and on the most liberal terms to suit customers. My pricos aro tlio lowost when the workmanship is taken into account. Ladies Phcetons a epeeialiy - . J n atook— Buggies, Phietons, \\. 'onettes, og Carts, and Spring cai „ cheap. M, Man, Wellington Coach Factorr

U W, COTTEELL & Co., General JL • Oarriora and Forivardint; Agents, 'VellingtOD,—Customhouse work of nil kinds promptly and carefully attended to. Wo not ouly clear goods, kt land them lit customers' doors. Good storago accommodation, Furnituro carefully removed. WANTED KNOWN- TAILORING > i I James Webb, Mattertons Greatest Tnilor, is still to be found at Ins old stand, NEM TUEATRIi ROYAL. My old customers kno,r this fact New ones are invited to come and try and they will be delighted. No fancy prices charged, hut it saving ot 20/- on every suit toall who patronise me, as I have tho largest stock 01 tweeds, coatings, serges, linings, trimmings, etc. and the largest staff of skilled and competent tradesmen in the Wairarapa. I also buy well wliich enables me to quote prices for cash cheaper tlian any other tailoring establishment in tho District. Come and give me a trial ear y to avoid being disappointed in tho great rush for uood Seasonable Suits, Everyone wanted to inspect my stock. No charge for admission. Attention and Civility given to fcn « ftt J, ljr yours to craraand.—JAMES « EBB, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Queen- Street > Masteuon. '

WANTED— All Boys aud Youths to write {or our famous oigbtecnpenny Tweed Hots. Welmvc just received 800 more. Send your size and Postal Koto (or Is Od and you will receive per return post a Hat worth 2s Cd from TeAro Houso, Wellington. WANTED every man to buy our all wool Colonial Knit Seeks. They give grand wear, are only odo shilling per pair, and can be had nowhere else, but at To Aro House. PURCHASERS by tho hundred wanted for our Mosgicl, all wool Shirts and pants, the most comfortable wear (or the winter season. Prices from 7s Od each at TeAro House. /"\UROWN MAKE of Colonial Flanno \J Undershirts havo an established repti* tation for durability as well as comfort. Try them, they are only 3s fed each at To Aro House, ' ' T{" " " la ' our 6 ' ron ß IV. Graudvillc Shirts will" wear like leather." Usually sold at 4s Od, wo offer them for 3s 9d at To Aro Iloure. (x.A,^imOTHER~ LAND AND GENIiIIAL COMMISSION AUiiftT, CARTE Kl'OM, ■ Mortgages arranßod oil good securities at lowestratos cfiutoreat, PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Q|? AGUES about 4 miles from Carter' t/U ton Railway Station with i<ood road almost to the property. 80 acres laid down in grass, Fenced on tho houndarics, No buildings, Prlco only £260, m ACRES at Claroville, part drained swamp and part ro-i claimed bush land, fenced and woll eubdivided. Dwelling and all necessary outbuildings. All paddocks watered. Terms can be given. /?Q() ACRES, of which 130 acres aro vO/0 grassed, 100 acres swamp, and tho bnlanco is rimu and whits pine Bush, with sawmill now working 52 milts from m-rket. Land aud sawmill cui ho sold Boparately if desired, Prico low. Torma can be airanged,

1 AK ACRES bush laiid at Alfredton. IUU Land Transfer Title. Price 11 racie. Terms, Other Proparties on Application, FOR SALE. ABOUT 1,000 Acres of Land, Being that Corner Port of tho Matoi. kuna Ststion, East Const, adjoining " Anmdalo" (tho property of Messrs Williams & THE LAND, of good quality and wellwatered, is fenced iv, and has been partly improved. A.further Block of about 2,000 Acres adjoining tho abovo, can bo edded if desired. A coneidorable portion of the purchase money can remain on security of the property, at five per cent, per annum. For price and further particulars apply JOHNSTON k CO., . Wellington. NOTICE. NOTICJS is hereby given that poison is laid on tha properties of tho undersigned j also that trespasser with degs will be prosecuted. ALEX. JOHNSTON, ROBT, JOBNSTOxV, JOHN MORRIS, james McGregor. Mastorton, Bth April, 1893, NOTICE. A LL FOiVL trespassing on tho rV property occupied by the.underafter this notice, J. FAIRRURN.