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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4424, 20 May 1893, Page 3

OST-A veiy small Rough Black: ,jj , Tomer fl'ut. G. S. Wemyss I Dalrymple, Land Afieiii, Perrfttieot, Masterton. WANTED': A married couple for the cjuntiy. Apply to KGBBJSLL BROS, Alfrcdton. WANTKD-. Immediately by M Olaphani's Health Mission 0 0, for four or live weeks, eight or nine looms, Applj.O, H.Claphara.junr.iO/o tbis office, WANTED, -Employment by tiro experienced Rabbirers and Ferret Breeders j good references il r< quired Address G, Wnreham, c/o Mr John Wyeth, Woodvillo. TANTEDKNOWN-ThatTmvol. W lersaud I'ro'osc'nntl Parties na» be jcdumm-id ted at HOLLY HOUSE, Dixon .W, MnskTlon, Jlns YCUHG has also vacancies fir a few Boarders, livery comfort and moderate oharges. LICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE W A NTED-For Boarding Honsa Houaemnid and Waitress. Wait. toft, engagement: Married Couple, WaiVresa and Housemaid, Fkkd. Wmam's REGISTRY OFFICE, Hail Street, MiSrMTON. U; ANTED KNOWN-th.it J. N. VV Brunton, Tailor, has removed!* Ms private house in Opakißoad,Lutis. ; dinviiii. Orders maf I'lsa lw left with Mwars Hoo.l and Johnston, Confection, ers, Matturttitj. Vs! av I'd » it Known, tint lam now V? Reiuoviii'l tn n'y now premisei! in Vioturit-atu'i't, Wi-4'iiatton, off Cuba* street, and ndjoiiiinn iho Grey "\ alloy Oml Cumpmy's ynrds, .wd, as usual, I am prepared tn Build or Repair any kind <>f Yehulea on theshnriest iintico and on the most liberal teims lo suit customers. My prices are the lowest when tho work, manship is taken intn account. Ladies Phretons n speciality. In stockBuggies, Phsetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, and Spring: carts, cheap. M. Bo'\n, Wellington Coach Factorv

\ TV. COTTRELL & Co., General . , Carriers and Korivardimr Agents, Wellington,—Cuat-oinhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to, Wb not utily clear goods, brt land them at customers' doois. Good sterage accommiidation, Furniture can fully roaioved WANTED KNOWN.-HE HAD 'JO POSTPONE lUS WEDDING and COMJUTTED SUICIDE ! A sad case of suicWo on Tuesday somewhere neat Mastcrton! It appcari a young squatter in agoud position was engaged to a very pretty girl—the daughter ot a neighbouring farmer-tho wedding day was fixed, tlie guests invited, and every preparation inailo in expectation of tho happy event. The bridegroom elect sent to Welling, (on and ordered a now suit. The day approached, but not tho clothes. Three limes im rodo to the ncare t telegraph office, and wiled to know the reason of the delay. The answer came on the cvo of his wedding day: "Cannoi send clothes till tho following night," The distracted lover rushed wildly from the office. Fool that I was to take other propk'H ailvicp, why did I not send to JAMES WEllli, the CASH TAILOR, Mastcrton, ho has always given mo satisfaction and never diiappointed me, besides I should have got tho tilings at about half tho price other people charge. On Going homo he wrote a letter saying that rather than get .named in an old suit he had determined to blow Ids brains out, and added that he should i Iviso any one who winlcl oblhcs nnc!c to lit them perfectly, and Dnishrd well when promised, to go or send to JAMES WEBB, the Cash Tailor, Mastcrton, where a FIRSTCLASS' CUTTER FltOJt SYDNEY IS ENGAGED, wliosu credentials speak volumes in Ids favour. Motto-No Fit, No I'jy. Satisfaction Guarantc-d, Fit and Style Undeniaolo. Nest Theatic Royal. J7ANTISD-AII Boys and louths tl r f write for our famous cightecupenny Tweed Hats. We have just received 800 more, fiend your size ami Postal Note for Is Od ami you will receive per return post n Hat worth 2s 6d from Te Aro House, Y)\. hncton. "ANTED every man lo buy our all » r wool Colonial Knit Soi'ks. 'J hoy give grand wear, avo only ono shilling per pair, and can be had uowhere else, but at To Aro House. PURCHASERS by the hundred wanted for our Mosgiel, all wool Shirts and pints, the most comfortable wear for the whiter season. Prices from 7s Cd each at ToAroHoi'sc, OUR OWN MAKE of Colonial Flanno Undershirts have au established reputation for durability as well as comfort, Try then), they are only 3s Cd each at Te Aro House, 4 * T7-NOW ALL MEN" that our strong •• IV (tamdvillo Sliirls will" wear lo leather." Usually sold at 4s Gd, wo offer them for 3s 9d at Te Aro Houfo, EDUCATION BOARD.

DRAINAGE AT MAURIOEVILLE EAST SCHOOL. 'pESDERS for Forming: drains and gravelling ut Maurice* ville East School Will be received at the Education Board Hflico up to MONDAY, the 20th inst. Plans and Specifications at tho School, Mauriceville East, and at tho office of Mr dollar, Mastorton. THOMAS TURNUULL, Architect to the tad. Wellington, 10th May. 1893. AKITIO ROAD DISTRICT. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. VTOMWATIONB to fill Iho vacancy Ol caused by tho non-election of "a member in place of Mr Hautlysido wi 1 ■-•lose at noon on Tuesday, the 23rd inst., it tho ofiici) of tho Board, Aohanga, A poll, if necessary, will be taken on THURSDAY, tho Ist June. A, McHUTOHON, Hetun.ine Cffiojr, 12th May. 1893. OABTLEPOINT ROAD BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION. NOMINATIONS to fill tho vacancies caused by tho non-election of members in placo of Messrs Elder and Sutherland for No. 1 and No, I subdivisions will closo at NOON on SATUR. DAY, the 27th instant, at tho office of I ho Board, Tlnul, A poll will bo taken, if necessary on SATURDAY, the 3rd Jmie, . A. MuHUTCIION, Rf turning Officer, Tinui, 12th May, 189 a. KOTIOE OF APPLICATION FOR AN ACCOMMODATION LIOENSE. T ROBERT McCULLAGH, of A e JU hanga, Ferryman, do here y eiv. notice that 1 desire to obtain, and will a" 'he next Licensing Meeting to bo liddm at Tinul on the 9th day of June, 1893, ■ippiy lor a certificate authorising tlsis* sue of an Accommodation Liconso for a house situate at Aohanga, containing fifteen rooms exclusive of Miose required for ÜBe of the family, and known as tho Aohanija Ferry House, Dated this 12th day of May, 1893, ROBERT McOULLAGS M4STERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST. THEREBY give public notioi that n \ Poll will bo taken on TBURSD AY, 25th May. 1893, tor the olectio i of i«.. Trustees, for the Mastorton TnHLind*. from tho following candidates, viz,: ~ ' ETON, Henry Edgar LETT, Thomas Parrott LOWES, Wilta and that tho Polling Booth is sto'iotcd in the Tqwh Olerk> Office, Masterton, • R. BROWN, Heturnins Officer,