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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4635, 30 January 1894, Page 3

w ADVERTISING BATES. JHE Advertising rates of the Vfimw Daily miss aro—Hret ioscrttoa Ss pe inch, subsequent coiuccutiro insertions, 2s pc. inch. Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, ; ! <Proof 61 Debt Forma on Sale."' '.' ANTED.-4 Miatieaa for-tho ,-ft ,'BidofordAlded Sohool; Salaij £6O, per annum, must be able to teach music Apply' Chairman Bideford School Committee; .''..',,•/::-;;■ ANTED KNOWN.-That:EDww I j i Johksom in prepared to graze horses' or cattle -on .his Te Ore Ore r AITOENGAGEMENT: . T f Small boy, able to milk and ' willing to niake himself, generally useful, Housemaid or'waitress (hotel) = Kood-.references. .vApoly.sharp Peed ■ Wright's REGISTRY OFFIOE,'Hai,i, SIBEBI, MaSTBKION. • TVrANTED JV N. : :■. TV. Brunton, Tailor, has removed tc '■ his private house In Opaki Road, Lans. downe. Orders mav also be left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confectioners, Mastertou \ W.COTTRELL & Co., Genera,' H . Carriers and forwarding .Aipnttl. Queen's Chambers, WelUngtori,—Quatoinhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to. Goods cleared and landed at customers' doors..' Golid storage accommodation. carefully removed; Chargef.moderate.: Agents throughout the world'. WANTED KNOWN.-HE HAD TO 'll rOSTPONEHISWEDDINGpndCOIuV' MITTED SUigiDE I : A sad case of suioide on Tuesday somewhere near Mastertou I ■■'.■' I: appears a young squatter in a good position was engaged to a very pretty girl—the daughter ot a neighbouring farmer-:tb.o wedding day : was fixed, the gueßts invited, and every pre>: paration made in expectation of '.he ,happy event. The bridegroom elect soni ti Welling, ton aid ordered a now suit The day approached, but not tho clothes, Three times 7 he rode to the nearest telegraph office, and wired to know the reason of tho di-lay. The_ . answer came on tho evo of Ms weftmig days l"fluinAt boiul .Uk till 11.. IJi.-J.. night," The distraoted lover rushed wildlj ■ from the offioo. Fool that I was to take other peoplt's advice, why did I not send to JAMES WEBB, tho CASH TAILOR Mas terton, ho has always given me satisfaction and never disappointed mo, btnides I should have got the things at about half the price other people charge.: On going, homo he wrote a letter saying that rather than 'Q married in an old suit ho had determined W Mat* h; n >..H,; n a n-.fr n„,l .JJ.J il.-t I.^.U^^lf advise any one who wanted clothes made to. ■ lit them.perfectly, and. finished *ell when - , promised, to go or send to JAMhS WEBB [ the Cash Tailor. Masterton, where a FIRST , CLASS': CUTTER FROM SYDNEY is ENGAGED, whoße credentials speak vol umes in hls-.farour. Motto—No Fit, no"' l'ay. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Fit nil J Style nndeniaole, Next. Theatre Royal. | nn - ANTED KNOWN.-Wo ate selling <V colored cashmeres at Gd per yard. Grey Silesias 1/11 per doz, White and Grey Calicoes 1/3,1/6, 1/11 per dozen yards at the groat realising sale, Te Ano House. \T~ANTED KNOWN-A full list of our ■V V reduced prices will be posted to any address on application. It will pay country customers to send their orders to Te Ano House, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN.-We are selling all our Dress Goods at half price, our' Tapestry Carpets at 1/-per yard, our best Brussclls Carpets at 3/11 with a choice of 60 patterns, the best quality Linoleums at 3/0 per square yard at Te Ano House. 117 ANTED KSOWN.-You can buy 3 ,V f ' pair of Gents Caßhinero Sox lor Is, nil shilling Ties reduced to Cd, all sixpenny' Ties reduced to 3d, Boys Shirts lseaoh.and Gents Strong Flannelette Shirts at 2/6, worth 4/6, at Te Ano House, Wellington, This Week's SPECIAL PHIOJE LIST. ADlES'Cashmere Hose, Is per pair J Ladies' Undervests Is to Is 9d Black and Coloured Cashmeres, la 6d por yard La.ce Curtains, 2s 3d por pair Job Lot of Ties, 'only fid each Men's flhirta from Is lid Men's Linon Collars, 4Jd to Cd Men's Suits from 21s. Roys 'J'rouser Suits from 10s (id IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE TQSPEND YOUR MONEY WITH Cheap Draper&Clothier Next tho Clock, Queen Masterton Central Boot Warehouse, BOOTS .'AND SHOES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Forthe CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR'S Trade wo ara giving a Discount or Cash Bonus of 2/. in the £ on all Boots bought for Cash. Tfo Bat Stock of Book and Shoes, to sefcet /torn in Town. . LADIES', GENTS' and CHILDREN'S ■-:-TAB AND CANVAS BHOKS SUITABLE MR THE SEASON. HPEOIAL 'XMAS PRIOESLADIES' WALKING BHOES--5/6, 6/6 LADIES' ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS--4/6,11/6 ti-IBLS' BBOiSS, Bizo 7 to-9-3/6 GIRLS'SHOES, sizo 10 to 134/6 HILDREN'S SHOES and BOOTS - From 6d per pair MEN'S WALKING SHOESFrom 7/6 MEN'S WALKWG JDSTLANDED--12 TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHOES MARKED OFF VERY CHEAP, AUGoodsMarked In Plain Ficju res. J. CARPENTER, \OENfIUL BOOT WAREHOUSE, MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS, Chamberlain Eros. HAVE the honor to Inform their ' customers that they have stopped. io grinding for the purpose of makingexIT tenjive alterations to the plant, in ' -■' ;'.: if! 0. Bros, hareimportedfrom Australia ■"• the most improved Dressing, Cleaning ?'.' and Roller Macbinery, and are now busy '■ putting it up.;' ; ?' > Bd'extensiye' are ; the alterations'nao quired that it sill bo ionia .weeks yet f- before they are Conipieted, ; aud.Ohamber :. lain Brps's RolleitjFlour is placed on' the U market;-:but:meanwhileCciistomenfcan i bejiuppliedwithgua'rantfletl StoneFlwiq ;-: of tho b«f iplity^;v w> Zsnsi :