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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4802, 17 August 1894, Page 3

ADVERTISING BA.TEK; Adv crtising rates £th 6 Wairarapa 1 Daily Times mo; first insertion 3? per inch, subsequentoonseculi:« insertions,2sperinch, ■■-•.:. Notices olßirths; Deaths, and Marriages. ■'■ 2/Geaoh, ,- Proof ot Debt Forms on Sale, J mHB WAIRAKAPA DAILY TIMEB can bo obtained from Mk J..-B.' Ihnes, Printer and Stationer, Willis-street, TOffiHE Waibabapa Daily Times and X the Waibaiiai'a Weekly Times can be Obtained ' At Eketaiiuxa from - ■."'■:... Mb J. W.HODOKS, News Agent, At PAitUTUA from MitECCLES, Tobacconist, At Haweba from Mb J. FARRELLY, - Storekeeper. MR A. PEAT, >'■'■ CHUICH STREET, HAS vncaneios for two respectable Hoarders. Those in want of a comfortable home should not ltesitato in I making application. \\] ANTED KNOWN-That the > T Manawatu Daily Times, Palmcrston North, is the best advertising medium in the West Coast distrjels of the North Island, WANTED XNOWN.-That J.N. BEUNTON, Tailor, is to bo found busily employed in his new shop, Perry Street, Mastcrton, wncro he hopes tomcctliis numerous ..patrons.-' Good '.assortment of Tweeds to select trom. the V V Great salo of Drapery''"and"' Clothing purchased in Sydney, Christ, church, and Kaiapoi, began on Friday Juno 16th, and wil I continue until further noticoat'fE Abo House, Wellington WMT.EDKNOWN.-Tl>atduring the Great sale the most astouishing bargius may bo seen in every department at Te Aho House Weelma-o-

NOWN. - That YV Blankets, Sheetings, Calicoes, Crctonucts, Curtains, Fhuinols, Shirt, ings, and every description of drapery, arc marked at bargain prices during tho Great Sale at Te Alio House, WellIXCTON. WAM'EDDJOWiY-ThatLad and Children's Underclothing, Ladies' ami Children's Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters are all included in the bargain list of tho Great Sale atTs Abo House .Wellington' ,V W. COTTBELI & Co, General l, Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Wellington -Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to, Wo not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors, Good storago accommodation. Furniture carefully removed, Oil Dairy cans, cream airator cool. X' crs, (the latest and cheapest), and our Portable Coppers, DHYDENBKOS., Manners St., Wellington. NOTICE OFEEMOYAL. TTTANTEDknownthatJASWEBB, Tahoh audHABiTJUKEii, hasremoved to premises next to Scott's Temperance Boarding House, Queen Street, Masterton, where he will be pleased *o seo all his old customers and others in want of really good valuo in t.ui/b-made Wanted Known! CHEAP BOOTS AT d.CARP.ENTER'S. Ladies' Walking Shoes 4/fi and 5/0 Ladies' Evening „ 3/0 Ladies' Walking Boote G/G and 8/0 Ladies' House Boots 4/0 and 5/G Ladies' Carpet Slippers 1/Leathcr Slippers 3/-, and 3/0 Cliildren's Slippers from fid . size 4 toO, 7 to!). 10 to Children's Copper Toe Boots 2/G, 3/0,4/0 size 7 to!), 10 to 13 Girls' Shoes 2/6,3/0 Men's good nailed shcolcrs, 8/li, 9/0 10/6 Men's good ivatcrtights from 10/G „ „ bluchers, 4/11,6/0 „ watertight bluchers, 8/0,10/0 Youths' shooters, 7/(i, 8/0 Boys, and Girls' school boots verj cheap, all new and reliable goods, J. CARPENTER, Central Boot Warehouse.

JAMES MUIE, COACHBUILDEIi, ENGDfEEB, FABBIEK&GENEHAL BLACKSMITH. THE old-established Slcam Conch Factory lias long ken known as a place where work of every description is executed at moderate prices l>y flvstclass tradesmen only, and it is my in. tcntion to sec that liiis reputation is upheld. The different departments arc under my personal supervision, and only thoroushly practical men arc employed. J3y the extensive use of steam power and machinery I am able to quote tho to tho use of inferior materials and workmanshi]). My shoeing at 5s per set for cither steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly tho best and cheapest in Maslcifon 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 ooachbuilding nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and his combined with honest workmanship and the latest designs; enables me to turn out work second to none in thiß province. ■ Tho paint shop is under the control of a first-class coach painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa. JAMES~MUIR. ■ ZEALANDIA axd COCKATOO v WOOLPIIESSES, Queen stiibbt Mastkbtox (] t rpiLLBARD pi'USCH, Architect, Han-Sfrect,..,„viJtj;,,.,. : , , ;Mas;) AXpSjpillATUA.' ;.'' PIANOFORTE TUNING. MI{EOI)rHEAiD ) rcpiwiitatno of Koffnun A Sons, Wellington, will Uioitly rewsit Mastciton, fllini lie \\\\[ bo aioparcd to Mindeitakc the tuning and, rqianing of pianoforte, oigmisandhaimoniuns, etc Oidcrs left at Mr Watff bookseller, Mastcitou, mil tecoiv impt attention, 7 -