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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4419, 15 May 1893, Page 3

WANTED n Known, that 1 nin iimt Removed to my new | remise* ill Victoria-atrcot, Wellington, off Cub** Btroet, mid adjoining tho Orey alloy Coal IVmpiny's yards, and, as uauaj, I am prepared In Build .or Uepiirany kind of Vohirles on tho shortest notice and oa the most liberal tenm to suit customers. My pricoi are the lowest when the wnrk. manship a taken into account. L:i<liea Plneiims a spccinhtr. In stook— Buggien, rhmions, Waggonettes, og Carts, and Spring carts, cheap. M Boiian, Wellington Coach Factory jl W. COTIIiELij it Co., Genml _J , Carrion and UWwwlinic Agents, Wellington,-Ouatoniliouso work of all kinds promptly and carefully attondel to. Wo not only clear goods, bvt land them at customers' doom. Good storage accommodation. Furniture carefully ro:noved WANTED KNOWN-That Ttarel lereand Professional Parties cm bo accommodated at DOLI.Y DOUSE. Dixon Strcot, Mostcrlon. Mrs VCUMO lias also vacancies for a fenr Hoarders, Every comfort and moderate th.ngcs. WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Henhy lias taken over Mr Hare's house in Dixon street, and Is prepared to receive two or three rta« portable ymmn men as b lanlera. Terms Moderate. LIOEK3ED REGISTRY OFFICE WA N TED-Forlkudin^Home Housemaid and Waitress. Alas Oener.il Reiv.uit; Good Strom' Girl for Country Hotel. Fiieb Wkioht's RE* lISTRY OFFICE, Ham, Street, Mas. TV i i HI) TO BOY,- Beeswax in VV any quantity. Apply WILLIAM L3!>7, Kuripuni Apiary, or Mr GEO.»' YETU, Kuripuni Store. WANTED KNOWN-that J. N. Brunton, Tui'ur, liaaren'OYcd !a his private house in Opaki lioaJ, L:int< downe. Orders ma\ also bo left with Messrs Hood and .luiinst'in, Confuctlon* ers, Mnstcrton. WANTED KNOWN- 'l' All,O It IN 0 TAILORING I James Webb, Master* ton's Greatest Tailor, is still to be 'found at his old stand, NEXT THEATRE ROYAL. My old customers kno* this fact, New ones are invited to come and try »n,l ther will bo delighted. No fancy prices charged, but a saving ot 20/- on every auit toalt whonatronin mo, m I have tlio stock of tweak coating, serges, linings, trimmings, etc. and the largest staff ot skilled and competent tradesmen in the Wairarapa. I alio buy well which enables me to quota prices for cash cheaper than any other tailoring establishment in the District, Como and give me a trial early to avoid being disappointed in thegreat iusli for Good Seasonable Suits, Everyont wanted to inspect ray stock. No charge for admission, Attention and Civility given t'c all.—Faithfully, yours to commnnd,-JAMEB WEISIi, tho Cheap Cash Tailor, Qucon-Strcct Mnstertoii. " WANTED-All Boys and iouths to write for our famous eightcenpcnny Tweed Hats. We have just received 800 more. Send your size and Postal Note for Is Od audyou will receive per return post a llatworth2sodfrom TcAro House, V'lllington, WANTED everyman to buy our all wool Colonial Knit Socks. They give grand wear, are only one shilling per pair, and can be hud nowhere else, hut nt To Aro House. ■pUItCHASEIH by the hundred wanted 1 for our Mosgicl, all wool Shirts anil pants, the most comfortable wear tor tho winter season. Trices from 7s Cd each at To Aro House. ■ OUR OWN MAKE ot Colonial Flanne Undershirts have an established reputation tor durability as well as comfort. Try them, they arc only 3s IM each at Tc Aro House. <' T7NOW ALL MEN »that our strong i\. Uramlville Shirts will 11 wear like leather." .Usually sold at 4s 6d, we offer them for Hslld at Te Aro House. PHOTOUKAI'iU OPAL, Urnmi'lo, Paper and Silve' I'rint Enlargement, fmni C.D.V, to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface, PORTRAIT*: Tltßt'i-QUAHTEIt anoFbm, Lenoth Cahikktb, Beautifully Finished, Equal to tho best produced in the Colony, fur: 7s Cd Half Dozen 1Q / ~ . 12sfid Ono Dozen | Ol" I,T Y ' FamiyQnooi' Vignettes with Enamel or Mat-Opal Surfaco; also finished in Water ur Oil Colours. Views Tiken is Tows on Country. On Sale I Tho beat assortment of l'hotos in Now Zealand. IHOS. EO. NICE MASTEBTON GBNTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE QUEEN STIIBET, MAbTEitTON. HAYING received large additions lo my already extensive stock, I will offer previous to stocktaking SPECIAL CASH BAJRGAXNS. LOOK AT THE PIIICES. Ladies Walking Shoes, 4/11, ii/O, 0/6 Ladies Evening Shoes from 3/8 Ladies Slippers, I/O, 2/-, 2/(5 Ladies Kid Walking Hoots, 7/6,!)/-, 10/ Ladies Kid E.S. liools, 5/-, 0/0, 8/0, 10/Girl's and Maids Hoots and Shoes, 1/0, 516 0/(1 Girl's aud Maids Slippers and Tennis Shoa very cheap Children's Uoolj ami Shoes, 1/-, 1/11,2/6 Men's W, Tights, 10/0, 12/0, 14/0 Men's lialiiioruls, 10/ li, 12/0, 15/Moii's Nnilcd ShoMers, !l/li, 10/0,12/13 Men's Dluchcrs 5/0, G/G 8/li Meu's Shoes, 7/0,9/-, 10/Q BOY'S AND YOUTH'S BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED [I'ItICES. Goods from the best sukkiw kept in stock and all kinds of Hoots aud Shoes made to order. Hkmiiis kxecutko rilOiil'Tl.Y. J. CABPKNTEH, PROPRIETOR PARK V A LIS N I USER Y, CARTERTON. rnflK unders'fiiied bus? to remind 1 OrchardisK aiidFiui'tiruii rs that bo lias n lavjc rtnrk in choice varieties of well winked Fruit Titr.rs, 1000. Ai-I'Lks, tivoyujirpcilii, well shaped 15sdoa., I liroo and four. 18mo 20s ; for ciis/i. l'i,i.'Ms— Eimlsh and Japanese, a Inigo stock of the very best leading aorta 18sto30s do?,. I'uhs, Ceaciiks, Ai'jncoTa and CiißimiKs 18s. Walxuis-Kuto-peati, la each \ Japanese, 2s. Ui»pber« ties in varieties '2s Cd dw.oiu Gooseberries, in varieties, to Od dozen. Curranis—UedjWhito and Black-includii ji Carter's Chunpiou, Si (id floz; Sfaiv" berries—of soits, runner planlr,, L'siil 101), Transplanted, .Jj fi 11()(). T ., linl(( ,|, turn I'ittospoium, vrty line for Orua' mental Hed(«os {own roifim;) 10s 100. Ji'liX ULOMQIJIST. I'rnp: icier. Lm TO R. PINfIEY, (roIIMEIILT WITH IV. HAWKI). p EOSto notify the public of Mastcrltn thit ut he has nroeured a comfortabl» Lantiau UaWiiaoe, which bo will run to opd from the Railway Station, to meet ill tim Trivate jiarties can biro the Carriage on the most reatormi, Nojj—All order» Ufi wtiltf