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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4778, 20 July 1894, Page 3

'IDVE^INIBAT-B^ ) / '6 ' II I * 1 8110 fTIHS Advertising ra'ej pf He Waiiumpa > 1 iiira'aro: flratluscrtintf 3a poN Inohpijuliscquenl coih&dUwr insertions, S3 poriooh. 1 ■ it' s r ' 1 ;-iN6lloeß of Births, Death; and Marriages. 2/Oeaoh, 1 * ,'>! >"< ? > IJIHE WAIRAPAPA DAILYTIMES can H. bo ;obtalncd Iromi Mn J ( . B. Innbs \ Printer, and Stationer. .Witetreet, Wei- " r,wfcv> : AGrBNCIBSI TpHE WaibabapaDauyTimfs and i the WAibabapa 'iWebkiy; Timks can bo (jbtainei, rj:,e At EKKTAnOJfiMiiS »:1. \ 'tzszf&WMWißm? AtFiHUTUAfrotri" . Mb ECCLES,' i■ ; f?} ?'^Tobacconist, itiHi'iVEni from i 5 , f.-i'l r \ ' ■ MB J. FABRELLY, ~ ■ . :i'--' iiKHvTn.O Storekeeper. WANTED,. XNOWN-JQB: 3' WEEKs.;oNiii!, Crockery Ware and Fancy ' Goods •m At Bargain ; P[ircEß: l s .. Address—OhoapSliopihextHood'a Confectioner, Queen Street: by' young VV man able to milk and make him. onfarm or shcepstation. Fourteen months at last place, ApplJi" by"letter' tb : C.E, office of this paper. ! :: '" WAN TED—A situation as'.Clork in i ? iTo\ni' or Couritnr^' 1 Apply 8.H.F.D., 80x52, l'.O. Mastertoni VT7 ANTED,—Situations by a good ■VV, : band; with i horsesj 'farm,'-; bush, or navvy,—Also a general station' hand, good , testimonials to March, i 8 a good cook. Apply Mn Webb,-Masterton. WANTED' EKOTO-tha't J.S, VV 'BitUNTON,;Tailor, is to be found busily employed in his now ; sliop, Perry Street, Mastcrton, Tvliero' ho liopcsto meet liis numerous patrons. Good assortmcnt of Tweeds to,select from,.; WANTED MOWN.-Thnt'lk Great Sale.of,iDrapeir,'(nd Clothing 'purchased in Sydnoy, Chriitchurch, and Kaiapoi, began on Friday, Junoloth, and will continue until further notice at Te House, WEtLisoTpit. WANTEDKNOWN.— Thatduring tho Great Salo themost astoni siting bargains 'may' be s'ceu iii every dopartment at.Tn Abo Housk, WbllihoTON. WANTED KNOWN, -That : Blankets,' Sheetings,' Calicoes, Cretonnes, Curtains, Flannels, Shirtings, and every description of drapery,.aro marked at bargain prices duriiig tlio Great Salo at Tn Alio House, \mLINOTOX. ■

TIT ANTED IDT OWN—That Ladies' VV nnd' Children's Underclothing, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters arc ftll.ihcliuled' iii the bargain list o£ the Great Salo atTs Abo House, Wellington. PW. COTTRELL & Co., General , • ; Cnvriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington-Customhouse:work of all kindspromptly and carefully attended to; ' Wo, not only clear goods,-but land tlicm'at customers' doors. Good storago accommodation.' ; Furniture' carefully removed,, FOB Dairy cans, cream terator cooU era, (tho latest and, cheapest), and our Portable Copper^ DEYDM BltOS., i Manners St., Wellington. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. : Taiiob andHiBiTMAKBH, hasremoved to promises next 1 to. Scott's Temperanco Boarding Hoiisc, Queen Street, Masterton, where lie will bo pleased to sco all liis old customers and others tn want of really , good value in taivmiAdß clothes, • ' 1 JAMES StUIR. COACHBUILDER, JWGIKEUK, FARRIER & GENERAL , i BLACKSMITH. ' THE old-established Stepm Coacli . Factory has long ken known as a place whero work of every description is executed at moderate prices by first class tradesmen only, and it is my intention to see that tliis reputation is up« held. Tho different departments are .under my personal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men arc employed By the extensive use of steam power and machinery I am able to quolo tho lowest market prices without resorting to tho use of inferior materials and workmanship. My shoeing at 5s per jet for either steel or iron shoes' is undoubtedly tho best and cheapest in Mastcrton as is roved by tho largo and increasing trade do. , . /■;; In Hie Engineering department I am prepared, to Lcxccutc work of every deaription at Wellington prices.' ' 1 In coachbuilding nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and his combincd-with hoiicst.workmanship and the latest designs; enables me to turn out work second to nono in this province, ' . . . . The paint shop is under the control of a first-class coach painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa, JAMKBMUIK. .PAIJOTE .... ZEALANDIA AND COCKATOO i WOOLPItESSES, .

EX, COPTIC, .jr. if '-. ■" -TKTJNKS r : i; OF WISTER BOOTS, • • WINTER SHOES, ' WINTER SLIPPERS. AND 'SHOES. TRUNKS OF BOSTOCK'S'OELEBRATED BOOTS & SHOES. f Slcn's Watcrtighis,* ; JJ'bya \ and', Girls S School Boofs from tlio. best i' Colonial Malccrd i / i j ApiVING EVERY WEEK ißi,j •m.&i'f-. i 'NOIAVEGTAN SLIPPEIiS^ 1 "' i; ! ■: »| 'slf .!(^ 4 3^l?"^ Snecidlitv;— relish Solo J. i}o il I r.i ■ > Central, ; -i ■>':! i>, ):■. ii sjWiwijy£jj Boot Warehouse.