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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4629, 25 January 1894, Page 3

advertising" [[HE A<lvertiging rat« ofl_ , , Daily T.iiki art Hrtt incii, subsequent cm eeutivo fa inch. " Notices of Births, Deaths, r u Q^ froof of Debt l'orms on Sale;" \\/ ANTED— I 'l'u Ibfc liro Vr rooinai imrfly furnished, inw ui'. I'liy loo'li',}',. Tonus very moderate! Fin lurlioiilnrs, addreas A.U., Ear?' iljlßs (IITIUd. : IyANTED.-A for the V v BiJefonl Aided Sonoul. Salaiy *'■o, per annum, must. Oe nblu to ttaoh inline. Apply .Ohai.uMu Kictef„rd School Conmiitio I'iHICNOWN. —That Ebiviv ! i Joiins'j.v i# ijiojurt'd to graze liwn>Mt •ir catt ut mi his To Ore Ore pr.'|ietlyat.riMnnb!er.lcs. \XJ AITINO ENGAOEM KNT \f Small hoy, Mile to milk ai d wuhhsj to make hiwji-lf j us. ful. Housemaid or wnitrtsa (holei* ?o d referunco.B, Ayuly sharp fee VUIOHT'S REGISTRY OFFICE, BAU OTIIKRT, 'MASTKBTOK. WANTED KNOWN-that J. NBtunton, Tailor, has removed !c is private house in Opaki Road, Lam. .J"*!" 1 Orders ma\ also bo left with Messrs fJu- d and Johnston, Confectionen, iuiislwtou V W. COTTRELL ,fcC»., Genera J. • ' 'iirii'nj .mil Forwarding Anonta! s OtHiiibiift, iVul'lUgtOlt.—ou» • tO/imuUSD Wiirk all kinds pr,m,pdv and cuiVuilj an, iid,j !(.. Gondii oloiirfd miU linded >it cumuiwrt,' d, ) 0.». 6ond sturajje:.;,sec,mini,.dHti.Mi. Fnmituro wrefuiiy r W M,fcd. Ohirs.j moderate, l.Hrl'j,', l }■ uc (ho v,..iUi. Wn^ TKD KNOWN.- HE HAD TO JIOTfiD sUIOIDK 1 A sad c&so c f B aicido on 14(»iaf-ssfflcwhei o near Mastertou! J appears a young squatter in a good position was engaged tu« very pretty girl-the dauehter ot a neighbour««farmcr-the wertduin to wus fixed, the guests invited, andevervVparation made in wpeo'latioi. uf *l lu event. Tho bridegroom eiect scnr.o Wt :lC toe .ana ordered a neiy suit. The day anproaohod.butnot the clothes, 'ibrco times ho rode to tl'o ncare t to!, graph office, and wired to know the reason o: the delay. The answer came on tin, ove of his M'muz -W. clo ' bei tai 'tbe (ollotviiit night The distracted lover rushed. wildii> fr..m the office. Fool touWVSft other people's advice, why did I not mul in JAJIE3 TOU, thrj OASH TM teiWu, he has always given me eatiafaotion and never disappointed m<), Iwides I should have got tho things, at about half the price other people charge. On ijoing home he wrote i letter saying that ,-ather than rat mimed in an old suit he had determined to blow 'no hvams nut, and added that he should advise anyone who wanted clothes made to 1® ™n perfectly, and finished aoll when proinwd, togo or send to JAMM WEBB the Cash Tailor. Masterton, where a FIRST S,"" Mill SYDNEY is isNGAQHO, whiMu credentials speak vol U.ineiuu his favour. Motto-.\o Fit, no Jay. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Fit nd «W» undomaole. Next Theitro Roval. V,V ANTI.D the Public to know that the J teeu «t hargaius ever offered in Wellington can be secured at' tho Grand Xmas Fair, now going on at Te Aro House ' nd liinmn I \\l ANTED all the ladies o! the WairaH rapato visit tho "Grand Xmas *o|r and examine for themselves, the magnificent display of goods jusi suited tc the times (the festive times,) which is now being made at Te Aro Houso, Wellington, YSJ ANTED Men and ijoys to go to the Ti " Grand 'Xinas Fair" now ou at To Aro louno, Wellington, and scoure • some ol tho plums, in the way of Xmas suits, Xmas Hats and Caps, Shirts, Ties, and Collars, all' This Week's special jpkick list. ADIHS' Ciialnnfiro lloso, h per pair i Wii'B 1 Undcrveatn Is t» la 9d lilack"R,'d t'oloured Cniilinieres, la Cd per yard Lhoo Ourtaiiis, 2s i)d per pjir 1 Job Lot uf 'iies, only Cd oao'i Men's Mhirta fruin Is lid Men's Linon ColiHrs, 4Jd to (id Mon's Boits fmiu'2ls, Boys Truuser Siiila from 10a Cd IT WILL BE WOIITH YODR WHILE TO SPEND YOORMONEnVITB Cheap Draper&Olothier Next the Cloclt, Queen W UMffirton Central BooWmhouse, bOOTS AND SHUEX }'.) H T.iE HOLIDAYS, Forthe OHBIfiTMAS and MW YE AK'S Trade we ar UK ivi„ ? V Discount or Cash Bonus uf 'll. in tho £ on all Beets bought fur (Mi. TAo Best Stock of Boob qui} Nv.ci to select ftom in Tom. LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S Uli AND CANVAS SHO;-S SUITAitLK Foil THE SEASON. 'XMAS PRICESLADIES' WALKING SHuES5/6, 6/8 LADIEB' ELASTI'J SIl'E BCOTS4/5, li/6 GIRLS' SHOES, Bii!u 7 t'i 9 • 3/1 i GIRLS' SHOES, size 10 to 13 ~ 4/li HILDItEN's SHUES and BOOTS - From Ud per pair men's walking shoes- . From 7/6 MEN'S walking bootsFrom 8/0. JUST LANDED|2 TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHOES win nu . MARKED OFF VJiltY OH EAP, Being Overstocked. All Goods Marked In Da in Fietm s, CARPJ^vfER, VEXIkdL limn WARKHOmK. MOjNEY. ■ s rpHE following sums liavo b«n placed in ~, hands to lend on first-class freehold securities JESOOO in one sum £2OOO in two or more sums. £15 f500 Bma " SUmB ' r °" l £IW) to At lowest current rates. All transactions iu Si! 0 " !!^ WelH * Board WM. WIGHT SMITH, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-streot, Masterton. ' FOR PRIVATE S\LK. ACRES First Class Laiid, boii'i; OIJ put Section No 16, Marat Block, and having a frontage to Wards' Lino, Morrison's Bueh-27. acres in ISnKhsh Grasses and Clover, " wnwiuma 10} busti; all securely fenced and \vo£ watered. linproyomonts mcluJu i t ,n house, outbuildings, gurdoii, ott ' f t -flB per aore Torma-jS27O ciil remain on Balance—lUscash. ForfurtW particulars aoixv F H WOOD, Ji; and Land Eat y.Cbflvtewn'N::