TIfANTED-By the beginning of VV | 'October, ABOUT 80 DAIRY. COWS, to start enlving in November, Terms Cash. Apply to A. WALTON, Norsetruod, ITawfeo's .Buy. WANTED KNOWN—Thai. Miss PRENTICE has taken rooms over 0. PRAGNJELL'S Drapery Warehome, noxt tlio Clock, Queen Street, Maatcrtoiii where DRESSMAKING in nil its branches will bo carried on. Costumes made m first class style'for 10/o and 12/0, and only oxtras used dialed for. Fit and Stylo Guaranteed, k Trial Respectfully Solicited. WAITING ENGAGEMENT: Genoral Servants; also Carried Cnuplo. Wanted at olice for Low Hutt, (joneiiil servant able to cook, &c. Fked. Wriohi's REGISTRY OFFICE, Bill StBEST, MaSVERTON. WANTED KNOWM-that J. N, Brunton, Tailor, has removed to his private house in Opaki Road, Lans. dowue. Orders maj also be loft with Messrs Hood aud Johnston, Confection ors, Mastertou YH ANTED it Known, that 1 am now Vl Removed to myimi. premiseii in Victoria-street, \Vo ni tis;toi>. off Cubastreet, and edioinino; ihe Grey \alley Coal Comp,\ny'B yards rud, as usual, I am prepared to Boild or Repair any kind of Vch'vles on the shortest and oa the most liberal terms to suitcustomots. My prces aro t«a 'owest wheu tho wmk. manship is ta're.i into ecoewt. Ladiea Phieiona a speciaky. in stock- • Buggies, Fluetoaa, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, aud Spring carte, cheap. M. BOHAN, Wkuikgton Coach Faoioky. n W. COTTKELL APo., Genenl £ , ftii r'e -i avd Fo'-warditiE- Amenta, We'i-nsioij-Ci'tfoTboi'se work of all kinds piuT»)tly acd carefully ettended to. Wb do. o'.''y e'ear goods, kt land iheai ai cailcivers' doom. Good storage accomodation, furniture carefully renoved WANTED 'KNOWN.- HE HAD TO rOSTFONK HIS WEDDING and COM. MITTED SUICIDE I A sad case of suie'do no, Tuesday soirewfccio near Mastertou! It appears a ycuug squatter in a good position was engaged to a very pretty girl—the (lnu3h tcr oi a neighbouring farmer-the wedding day was fixed, tho guests invited. f*J every prelioHiion made >n cxiiectatioii' of the li.ippy evert, The bridegroom elect sent to Welling, tor, and ordered a new suit. Tlie day app.iaclicd but not tlio clothes, Thco times ho rode to tUe nearest telegraph office, and wired to bow the roaiou of the delay. The answer came on tlio evo of his wedding day: "Cannot send clothe! till the following nijht," The dictacied lover rushed wildly frjm the office. Fool that 1 was to tako other people's advice, why did I not send to JAMES WEISB, the CASH 1i 'LOR, Mas terton, lie has always given me satisfaction and never disappointed me, besides I should have got tlio tiling at ahout Inlf the price other people charge, On going homo ho wrote a letter sit/iug that rat.icr fan got mirricd in nil o'd suit lie had determined to Mow his biams out, and added that he should ndvito auy ouo who wanted clothes made to lit tliom pcifectly, and finished well when p.-omisrd, to go or tend to JAMES WEBB, .ho Cash Tailor, Maitcrton, where a FIRSTCLASS CUTTER FROM SIDNEY IS ENGAGED, whole credentials speak \ol umes in his favour. Motto—Wo Fit, Ko Fay. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Fit and St 1c iiiidciinulc, Next Theatre Royal. SALVAGIi SALE of goods saved from the burning ship •' Fort Jackson " in Sydney Harbour and bought at 10s in tho £ commences jii Friday, June SOlli, at To Aro House, W cllin< ion. HALVAGE SALE.-l.iO dozen White O aud Grey Turkish Towels starting at two for niuepenco. These are just half price. imiVAUJ'j bALt,.— >ol) fairs strong J While Blankets, slightly damaged by water, variety of sizes, and all at half price, viz., from o/O to 18/6 per pair. QAIiYAGE SALE.-iOOpairsMcns'sgocd O strong Tweed Trousers, slightly damaged by water, valued at 12/0 pair, for 4/11, Largo lot ot Men's heavy Printed Molo Trousers, slightly spoiled, worih 30/6 for 3/11, aud in Boys sizes at o/C, for 2/U. bi Ai. v Alii, bA us. --a grand lot of splen- ) did Cashmere Dresses, in all colors sold at 12/6, for 6/0. MAIVAGE SALS—Heavy striped Mamie" U lette 1/1.1 per doz. yls. Heavy Tivilcd Fiauoelctto 2/11 per dozen yards. Tbcso uL\ tit, a iLli.—Goinmeui.s on I'ji. da;, June 30th, at To Aro House, Wclh'u'.ion. THE ARRIVAL 01? 879-TRUNKS-378 BOOTS AND SHOES. (EX COPTIC), To THE BPEOUL OlillEß AMD DIRECTIOff n . HANNAH AND I Ladies' Tan Boots and shoes l'inct's Doots and Shoes Dostock and Co.'s Hoots and Shoes Ladies' Eveo'iig Shoes, from 2s lid Ladies' Nice Slippers, fiom Is lid Childrens' Tan Boots and Shoes Girls' Tan Strapped Shoes Ladies' Featherweight Court Shocß Hades' Queen Evening Shoes Finns'Evcu f ng Shoes l.ad'ei'Satin and Silk Shoes, all colours Haewh s Indcatractablo Toed Foots, 5s Cd Hannah's G Copper Toes Is Ud, 2s 3s lid Ladies Nice Cloth Top Walking Shoes Ladies' Nice Clasp Walking Shoes Ladies' Bsiutilul SiefiMtio Boots and Shoes Gents' Tan Fools and Shoes Cove and West's Foots and Snocs The K L'cjvb und Shoes Gcius'Fooisand Sboc«, from 7s fid Gents SVojiC'S from 2s lid Tie Pa. cc I- Boot, from 7s Cd Hannah's P Shoots, 10s Cd FamiaAC- Watev'ghts, 10s 61 Hannah's G S'.'ocs, 7s Od HuDiutli'b (.- IFrchers, (is Od UiUiiah's U.S. Shoes,4sGd GsGd Hinnai's O Lcgjiijs, 6s 6:1 lUnttib's'Tran's Shoes, 3s Gd. 4s Gd, Hannah's Evcvlasliug School Boots, Gd 4c. A Spcw.l Shipment w' 13 Trunks Temr's Shoesfoi ill'sicuon, with Thick KulbcrSoleß,l2s6],lssGd. ioaim f aauro 2,000 pairs of our V\ Superor a-id Ce'cbntca G Boots and Shoes ore'.y wee'f, mid oi a proof of (be dew.nd V t'lc.o ;i;iiods, onvs is tho oulyB"ot F0310.7 in Now ftulaud that is wovki'i" fd! 1 tin'o t'i's tenon. Every bturo'ieeper and Boot Vendor ibou'd keci-i the I'alaoe G Boots if they wisb to i'.io, ease t'lc'r trade Wo are Wliu'ewip Do.i'era in all kind) o ( Leather a'ld Grindery. Beßpeke Uppors for the '.rado a speciality, SOLE AGENTS FOR(]OVE AND WEST'S BOOTB ' ASDFOtTHB CELEBRATED K'BOOTS, NOTE THE ADDBEBB-QUEEh'-STBEET, MASTERTOU. U. PETERSON, Makaoer.
FRUIT TREES, FOREST TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, ETC. mlßSmmßi ■ STANMURfc HUUsEkY, St; oiork KoiD North, Ciirmchcrch, AVj3 for sale this present planting . season, a very large stocl.Vhealtly well-grown •' • IfRUIT TREES, FORESTTRUES, I ORNAMENTAL TURKS, BHBUUS. • HOSES, Etc., of every description. We wov.ld call special attention toourvcry large and_wied collection of Fruit Trees whichavo all exceptionally (,o'.l this season. Our iiumenso Block of Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, etc., includes a'l leading varieties, and being .pecia'ly prepared for transplanting avc sure io give tatisfaclioii, A'l orders are carcWly packed and dclivercdfrcealChristchurchßailway Station, acvutl'coElon'y charged for casot. etc. Ovrinjjtotke- eovly expiration of icaso and foolalion oi partnership, most lints have been great'y reduced in p;ice, as it iu absolutely neceswiy to clea;' off om immense Etock be.'oro blartingafreslr nursery.' OATALOQUEaraTA|fpATIOH
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4473, 18 July 1893, Page 3
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