■ADVERTISING RATE?. r pHE Adv crtlsing rates fth e Wairaiui>a 1 Daily Times ate: first insertion 8s per inch, subsequent conscouti «. insertions, 2a periuch. . Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, 2/6 each. Proof of Debt Forms on Bale, rpHE WAIIUItAPA DAILY TIMES can bo obtained from Mr J, B. hm, Printer and Stationer, Willis-street, Wellington. ' AG-ENCIES.; THE Waiiubam. Daily Times and the Waihaiupa Weekly Times can be obtained At Ekktahuxa from Mil J. W.HODGES, News Agent, At Paiiutoa from ' MuECCLES,' Tobacconist, At Haiyera from .' Mi! J. FAEBBLLY, Storekeeper. ... CHUIiCH STREET, AS Yncancies for two respectable IX Hoarders. Those in want of a comfortable homo should not hesitate in making application. U/ ANTED MOWN-Tlwt tlio V> Manawatn Daily Times, Palmorston North, is the best advertising medium in the West Coast 'districts of ■ tlio North Island. WANTED KNOWN.—That J.N. BRUNTON, Tailor, is to be found busily employed in his new shop, Perry Street, Mnstorfon, wncro he hopes to meet his numerous patrons. Good ossortment of Tweeds to select lrom. WANTED Ki\WN-That the Great sale of Drapery and Clothing purchased in Sydney, Christchurch, and Kniapoi, began on Friday June 16th, and will continueuntil further notice at'l'ii Ano House, Wellington ITANTEDKNOWN.-Tlintduring _IT the Great sale the most astonishing bargins may be seen in every department at Tk Ano House Weellixg. ion. WANTED KNOWN. - That Blankets, Sheetings, Calicoes, Crctonncts, Curtains,. Flauucls, Shirtings, and every description of drapery, are marked at bargain prices during tlio Great Sale at Te Aho House, WellWANTEDKNOWN -That Ladies Y T and Children's Underclothing, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, Ladies' and Chrildren's Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters are all included in the bargain list of the Great Sale atTs Alio Houss Welli.vgto.V U W. COTTIIELL& Co., General L , _ Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington,—Customhouse work of 1 all kinds promptly and carefully attended' to, We not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors. Good storage accommodation, Furniture carefully removed. EOB Dairy cans, cream asrntor coolers, (the latest and cheapest), and our Portable Coppers. DIiYDENBIiOS, Manners St., Wellington. NOTICE OF 11EMOYAL
TXTANTEDknown that JAS WEBB, TAiLOßaiulHAumtAKEiijlwsrouiovcdto premises next to Scott's Tcmpcraneo Boarding House, Queen Street, Masterton, where lie will be pleased <o sec all his old customers and others in want of really good value in taii/mubb Wanted Known ! CHEAP BOOTS IT J.CARPENTER'S' Ladies' Walking Shoes 4/6 and 5/0 Ladies' Evening „ '3/6 Ladies' Walking Boots 0/6 and 8/fl Ladies' House liootu 4/6 and 5/6 Ladies' Carpet Slippers 1/Leathcr Slippers 3/-, and 3/6 Children's Slippers from 0d . size4to6, 7 to!), 10to 13 Children's Copper Toe Boots 2/6,3/0; 4/6 size Ito 9,10 to 13 Girls' Shoes 2/6,3/6 Men's good nailed shooters, 8/6! fl/G 10/6 Men's good witoriiglits from 10/0 „ „ bluchers, 4/11,5/0 „ watertight bluchers, 8/6,10/6 Youths' shooters, 7/6,8/6
Boys, and Girls' school hoots very cheap, nil new and. reliable goods, J. CAERENTEB, Central Boot Warehouse. npfsroiiirt COACHBUILDEII, ENGINEEIi, MIIIUEIUGENEIIAL BLACKSMITH. THE old-established Sleiira Condi Factory Iras long been blown ns a place where work of every description is executed nl moderate prices hy firstclass tradesmen only, and it is my in. tcntion to see that this reputation is up-
Tlio different departments nre under my personal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men arc employed, By the extensive use of steam power and machinery I am able to quote the lowest market prices without resorting to (house ofinferiormaterials and work, inanship, My shoeing ut 5s per sot for either steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly tlio best and cheapest in Mastcrlon as is proved by the large and increasing trade I do. In the Engineering department I am prepared to execute work of every desription at Wellington prices. In coachbuilding nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and his combined with honest workmanship and the latest designs; enables mc to turn out work second to nono in this province. The paint shop is under tlio control of a first-class couch painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa. JAMESMJIB. ZEALAKDIA axd COCKATOO WOOM'itESSES, QUEEN STRUCT M.WTKRTOS (J t rpiIMARD Jjf ATUSCH, Architect, AXD AT PaUIATUA. PIANOFORTE TUNING, JT2 Wm. HEAKD;'rcpre3entntivo ,ITJ ; o£. Messrs Hoffman & Sons, 'Wellington, ..will shortly revisit Masjcrtbii,' when ho', will bo arcpared_to,undertake tlio tuning'and repairing of piauofortos, organs and lur- < ntonhin's, etc. Orders' left at Mr Watt's. hookBcllor,; Mastcrton, will '■ rccciyo prompt attention J f c - j - '""•;■: ■; : '^/'v^';.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4801, 16 August 1894, Page 3
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