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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4639, 5 February 1894, Page 3

v : ADVEBTISINQ RATES, • JHE' Advertising totes of this Wairahspa _ DAM Times ar"-firat insertion 3a per moo, Bubsequont con.ecutivo insertions. 2s pet inch. , ..-':'■. Noticesof Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2/Ccaoh; : Proof of Debt Foruu on Salo. ■ fS7 ANTED KNOWN.-ThatEinra YV Johnson in propared to grazo liorsea or cattle'on his Te Ore Ore property, at reasonable rates. 7AITING ENGAGEMENT VV . Small boy, able to milk and willing, to make liimstlf generally useful. Housemaid or waitress (holel) good references, Apoly sharp Fred WriohtV REGISTRY OFFICE, Bail Street, Mastbutox. [NOWN-thal J. Ny V Bruuton, Tailor, has romoved to his private house in QpakiKoad, Lans. downo. Orders mav also be left with Messrs Hood and Johnston, Confection* era, Mastertou WANTED KNOW.-HE HAD TO POSTPONE HIS WEDDING fndCOMBUTTED SUIOIDEI A sad caso of saioido 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—the wedding day was'fixed, the guests invited, and every pre-' D&Tfttion mfifln in PTlipntaKmi nf *\\n <i«nnp event, The bridegroom elect senvio Welling, ton and ordered a now suit. The day approached, but totthe clothes. Throo times no rode to tho nearest telegraph office, and wired to know the reason of tho dr-lay. The aoswer came on tho ovo of his wailing day; "Cannot send clothes till tho following night," The distracted lover rushed wUdlj from tho office, Fool that 1 vas to take other people's advice, why did I not send to JAMES WEBB, tho CASH TAILOB, Mas' terton, he has always given me satisfaction and never disappointed me, besidea I should have got tho things at about half tho price other peoplo charge. On going homo he wroto a letter saying that rather thau cot married in an old suit ho had determined tj blow his b'.ains out, and added that he should adviso any one who wanted clothes made t» lit them perfectly, and finished sell when promised, to go or send to JAMiH TYERJ) tho Cash Tailor, Mastcrton. whore s FIRST CLASS CUTTER FROM SYDNEY is ENGAGED, whose- credentials apeak \ol umes in bit. favour. Motto-No Fit, no Pay. Satisfaction Guaranteed.'._ Fit i.d Style umlenuolo. Next Tkwtro R.ml. F\V, (,'O'mtEU, A Co., Guneia , Camera and Forvravaim; iq?i;i«l Queen's Clumber.', Wbl'inoion,—f!i> 9 .. toinkouse work of a!! kiwis promptly and carefully attended U'.G'noili clivirtd and lauded at customers' doois. G.>.d storage accommodation, Furniture , carefully teaiovod. Charts modonto, Agists, throughout tho world. V[J ANTED KNOWN.--You caV,;uy3 ll pair of Gents Cashmere Box foi Is, all shilling Ties reduced to Cd, nil sixpouny Ties reduced to 3d, Boys Shirts Is each,and Gents Strong Flannelette' Shirts at 2/0. worth 4/6, at Te Aro House, Wellington, <Tr ANTED KNOWN.-We aro soiling »i - colored cashmeres at Cd per yard. Grey gilesias 1/11 per doz, White and Grey Calicoes 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 |.er dozen yards at th great realising sale, Te Aro House. vr ANTED KNOWN. - A full list ofour Vv reduced prices will bo posted to auy address on application. It will pay country customers to send their orders to Te Abo Houbb, Wellington. ANTED KNOWN.-We are selling TI all our Dross Goods at ha'f price, our Tapestry Carpets at 1/- per yard, our bestßrussehs Carpets at 3/11 with a choice of 50 patterns, tho best quality. Linoleums at 3/6 per square yard at Te Abo House. MASTERTON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB. THE AUTUMN MEETING of the MASTERON-OPAKI JOCKEY CLUB will be held on the Opaki Raceconrae.on SATURDAY, 17th March; St. Patrick's Day. Program™ will be pub. lishedm future issue, < • 15. H. WADDIMGTON, Asaifined Estate of R. H.SMITH, Drapor, Gioytown, LL Claims against the above estate xi must be forwarded within ouo month from date to Messrs Oi.ok and Gray, Accountants, Featherstou street; Wellington, to whom alone all accounts owing are to he paid, WM, K.COOK,]™ , WW. GRAY, }™ to - Wellington, 25th January, 1894. MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TRUST, THE voters list is open for inspection at the office of tho Trust-Council Chambers-Jlastevton, until tho IBlli day. nf February 1894.. All objections thereto, must ha in writing under tho hand uf tho objector, and delivered to me oil or before tho 15th day of February, 1894, addressed to tho Tmatees. R. BROWN. Secretary. TO STOCK AGENTS AND OTHERS. OFFERS will be received till JAN 31st for leasing for a term of years About 30 ACRKB Good Grass Lund. Fenced and sub • divider!, adjoining Anderson's Hotel,Klretahuiin, Address Waiharapv Daily Times Offiok. THE WAffiARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. I Founded 1877. Incorporated 1878. The Annual Bam and Ewe Fair WILL be held on FRIDAY, 9th February, 1894, in the Snow Grounds, Carterton. Sale to commenceat 11.30. . ' Entries dose on SATURDAY, Feb. 3rd. Entry Fees-Hams up to ten 2s each, abovo tbatnumberls each, Ewes lseaoh. E, W. DORSET, Secretary. RAM FAIR MASTERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY, FEBRUARY, 6ra and 7th, 1894. THE ANNUAL BAH AND BWISFAIR under the auspices of the above Society will bo held in Messrs Lowes & lonxs' Yards on TUESDAY, February Cth.for Lincobs, WEDNESDAY, February 7th, for Romneys, Downs, etc, Sale to commence each day at'l2, noon, Entries will dose with the Seoretaiy on THURSDAY, February Ist. at 5 p.m. W. LOWES, I RAILWAY BOARDING HOUSE I HALL street, masusrton, THE BEST Is TABLE IN TM .DISTRICT. BOARD AND LODGING £1 per week, paid in advance ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING Smoking and Reading Boom. Pritati Silting Boom fat ZdUt, GOOD STABLING. IS'GOOD PADDOCKS. UNIVEBSAL BOARDING HOUSE, QUESN SIREET, MASTKMOJf, lhavo pleasuio in offering to tho travelling public and boardois the BEST I ACCOMMODATION procurable in 1 Macterton. The Universal Boarding House will bo under ptraorul supcrvis? ion and will bo conducted in ray tcl£ known liberal stylo. Tend and Castlopo-tje W ach« call on Tupsdiy'e anc. Psulay?, ami t"o Tauaru and Bunoepata coaih on Sundays, PRmWRIO/lT PboHUMOB