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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4816, 4 September 1894, Page 3

; ; :.-;H -advertising rates.-, >-/ rpHE Advertising rates f (h e WmiiiAw '•?■ l'..'..DAiLt Times ate! first Insertion 8a per inch, subsequentoonsocutl rpHB DAILY TIMES can bo obtained from Ma J. B. Irani, Printer aid; Stationer, Wi iiwitreet, Wei- ■ THE Waibaeapa Daily Times and tlio Waibaeapa Weeklt Times can Lo obtained ■ •■' • At Eketahuju from :. >MrJ. W. HODGES, .'' " : News Agent, AtPiHUinAfroni ' •;.,; :'. ;mreccles,: ■:',.' Tobacconist AtHAWEBAfrom ' • Mr J. FARRELLY, . Storekeeper. SELECT : EEGISTEY OFFICE. Tim HUMPHEEY, Qiuwstrcct, .U.: Masteiton, opposite "Winchester's confectioner.'' '■' ' WANTED at oncc-TwoGeneral V" ', Servants, also goodCookand Laundress for country. WAITING engagement-Married i.Couplo ;:vfoman excellent cook. Man:'ploughman and good all round hnud;' Ploiiglimiin, Waitress forhotcl or private.''''■■' ' ; No charge for registration. Ladies requiring serrants,aud servants requiring situations, aro requested to favour with' particulars, which will receivo every attention. W ANTED.KNOWN.-Ithas be decided to postpono tlio complimentary concert to tho Masterton Orchestra on; account of the inclemency of tlio weather. -A situation by an exYV pert Gardener with first-class Eoferenccs. Anply P. 8. Banks, o/o M. P. O'Jlcara, Masterton. . WANTED :—A respectable person willing to adopt a femalo child one month old. Apply by, letter to F.S. c/o, Waibaeapa Daily Times Office, [ ANTED. - -Thrco gentleman YY boarders for private residence, . hrcc mimitcs walk from P.O. 18s per week. Particulars at''! Daily Tisies " | oflicc. WANTED KNOWN-That tho Manawatn Daily Times, Palmerston North, is the best advertising medium in tho West Coast districts of the North Island. That J; N. , YV BEUNTON.Tailor.istobe. found busily employed in his new shop. Perry Street, Masterton, wncre lie hopes to meet his numerous, patrons.. Good asso'rtmcut'of Tweeds to select trom. WANTED KNOWN-That the Great salo of Drapery and Clothing purchased in Sydney; Christ-

church, and Kaiapoi, began on Friday June 15th, and willcontinucuntil further notice atTn Ano House, Wellinoton WAKTEDKNOWN.-Tbatduring tho Great sale tho most astonishing bargius may. bo scoii in every department at Tb Abo House Weellinq. lON. •■ TT/ANTED KNOWN. - That YY Blankets, Sheetings, Calicoes, Crctonncts, Curtains, Flannels, Shirt, ings, and every description of drapery, are marked at Bargain prices during the Great Sale at Te Abo House, .Wellington. '' W' ANTEDINOWN-ThatLadies and Children's Underclothing, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, Ladies' and Chrildren's Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters aro all included in the bargain list of the Great Sale nils Abo House Wellington' ITJV. W. COTTRELL & Co., General '.,.: Gamers and Forwarding Agents, .Wellington,—Customhouse work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended to. „ Wo not only clear goods, but land tlieni at customers' "doors. Good storago accommodation, Furniture carefully remored. ;■;.■■ ■ IOK Dairy caus, cream aaator coolL crs, (the latest and cheapest), and our Portable Coppers. ' , DRYDENBEOS,,.'■ Manners St., Wcllinnton. , NOTICE OFBEMOVAL, vnANTEDknown that JAS WEBB, TAiLOßandHAßmiAKEßjhasremovcd to premises next to Scott's Temperance Boardiug House, Queen Street, Masterton, whore he will be pleased '0 seo all his old customers and others in want of really good value in tailob-hadb

TO ANGLERS. Reason 1891-5. ■: Skason 1801-5. Fishing Tackle. JUST opened up a splendid consignment of Fishing Tackle, direct from the well-known firms of AUcock and Co., and Hardy and Sons, Hcddicli,:: England, comprising Split Cane Eods, Grconheatt Hods, Hickory ltods, Waders, Silk Lines, Ecels, Landiug'Uds, Minnows, Flies, Casts, Traces, Gut Hooks, etc, etc. Special Rods bomlOj-lu£S. J. WILLIAMS, Wholesale and llctnil Tobacconist and Fiskiug Tacklo Importer, Queen-street, Masterton. TARATAHI-CAHTERTON BAOINO CLUB, NOMINATIONS will be received up to SATURDAY, 15th September, 1691, lor-' WAHtAKAPA HACK GUINEAS (1805) of 50gutoeai, second horse 10 guineas, third 5 guineas, from stake. One mile. For present 2-year-olds, that are not nominated for other than hack races at time of entry, and have not won a race of over £4O at timo of starting, hack and hunter races: excepted. Colts Bst lOlbs, fillies and geldings Bst 511)3.' To bo run oh the Taratahi-Carlerton racecourse in Nov. . 1895. • Nomination 10s 0d; Acceptance £1 Is, on night of general entrj, 18115. NOMINATIONS- also :olo?e on same date •for'-'" " . " WAHtABAPA' HACK- GUINEAS (1890) of 50 'guineas, second horse 10 guineas, tlilr 5 guineas, from the stake. One mile, For present yearlings, that are not norti'hated for other than hack races at time of ; ehtryand that have hot won a race of over £4O at tlmo of starting, hack and hunter raws excepted. Colts,'Bst 10!b, fil'irs and gainings B>t 61ns- To be run on the Tara-tahi-Gatteiton race course in Nov. 189 G. Nomination 10s Od. Acceptance £1 Is, on on night of general entry 189G Should , nominations justify it, the Club will in- , crease the amount of stoke. I —Nominations for both events close otfidrUßL'AY, September 15th next. ' Hon. Pee " P.O. Boxlß,' Carte- ton (j t j^atusch, -I <• f > Architect, i \-' ' •i> ' t, i •Master-ton, Am at Pauiaiua.