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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4855, 19 October 1894, Page 3

tTHE WaIBABAP Daiu Times and 1 i tho WaIBABAH WEEKLY TIMEB cnu be obtained . At Eketaiiuna from ' .'.■ MR J. W. HODGES utj f : News Agent, AtPAUuinAfrom MnECCLES/ ' ~,r .. Tobacconist At Haweka from Mb J. FARRELLY," ' _. , . " Storekeeper, ADVERTISING IUTBC. rnHE Advertising rntcs fth o Waiwdapa 1 DiiLT Tnnu-nro: first insertion 3s pennoh, subsequent consecuti 1 insertions, 2s per inch, 2/ocaoh.' ' Pwoi of DM Forms on Sale. ITIHE WAIIUIUPA DAILY TlSffi con bo obtained from Ms J. B. Ihhes Printer and Stationer, Willi -street Wet

. SELECT BKGISTfir.OFMCE (HkgiskiiedJ Miis Huiii'HMr, Q„ cra . stlwi iMastcrton, opposite Winchester's confectioner. WAKTKD situation byyoung man from fcngland, capable of doing auv work on a farm. b " VUANTED.-A botisemaidfor town. g"2JJ MBNT «»W by good' farm by gooil needle WAITING engagement, good man cook and baker on station, Ladies requiring tenants, and servants requiting situations are teqneried to favor with particulars whieli will receive ovcry attention J yV All been liamllcil'. Apply this WAMJiD-By two respectable young men, work oE any kind in sawmill or farm. Apply before noon on bntwdny next nt Daily Times nlli™ aily Times office. WIAKTED-A smart errand boy. Apply H. E. jSjoj, chemist, liuccii-street. Masterlon. WANIiD.-A smart tanner Apply tins office. U/ AAlliDa good general servant. T? Apply Miss Macara, Dixon-st. U rAM'IiD. - Three gentleman U boarders for private residence, tlirce minutes walk from P.O. 18s per week. Particulars nt" Daily Times " olliec

U;aiuiw JCJNOWIT—That tho » 1 Alanawalu Daily Times, Palmcrslon North, is the best advertising medium iii (lie West Coast districts o£ the North Island, WANTED BHUOTON, Tailor, is to bo found busily employed in his new shop, Perry Street, Mastertou, where he hopes to meet liis numerous patrons. Good assortment of Tweeds to select lroin. U \V. COTTl{ELL&Oo.,Gcncr"al 1 , Carriers mid hnvnrding Agents, »el I ingloii, —Ciistoinliouso work of all kinds promptly and carefully attended fc>. Wo not only dear goods, but land them at customers' doors, Good ■storage accommodation. Furniture carefully removed. WANTED KN'OWN.-Tktafullrange of pat Urns of all tiio latest and most fashionable materials, will be sent past free to any part of tho couulry on application to tho Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, loAro House Wellington. \T ACTED KNOWN-That a complete V T pneo list of all tlio artioles contained in cur cxleuiivo Furnishing Department including carpets, floorcloths, blankets, curtains, art muslius, tablecloths, etc., etc., etc., will bo sent post frcj to anyaddress on application to tlio Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, TeAro House, Wei. lingion,

•. * ANTED KNOWN.-That Madamo VV do Vemey lately arrived irom Paris, is prepared 10 make dresses for cquutry oustrmcra Irom chart measuKmcut in the very newest aud moat fashionable styles, Clhris and patterns will be sent post free on application to To Aro House, Wellington. ' THE RED LAMP, W'ANTKDKNOWN.-Justlnudcd .Ji'jf. S.S. ib/i/c .—Turkey and Honeycombo Sponges, as follows: Extra large butli sponges, cups for bath S])onges, cups for toilet sponges, cups for nursery sponger ,cups for eye spoils, and carriage sponges. . Henry Edgar Eton, PHAIiMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. 1j Oil Dairy cans cream curator cool- ] crs, (the latest and cheapest), and our Portable Coppers. DBYDENBBOS., Manners St.. Wcllinelon. NOTICE OF KEMOVAL. Tai lou and Ham it makeii, lias removed to premises next to Scott's Temperance Boarding House, Queen Street, Masterton, where he mil be pleased <p sco all his old customers and others in want of really good value in taiiob-jiauk THE USASON WHY, \mtfMKLY, chasing public of New Zealand, mil •% uk pusi uvcive years llicy have, paid away no less Hum £-160,800 sterling in wages, and spent over £17,000 in buildings; a few more like them would settle the unemployed question at once aud for ever. R. HANNAH ,f- CO., arc the largest manufacturers and importers in flew Zealand. They are now opening up per Gothic and Kaikonm m trunks of hoots aud shoes specially made to their order and at prices to suit the times, as the following list will

prove;— LADIES' beautiful evening slices from 4/0, ladies' niec tan evening and walking shoes, ladies' glace lid walking shoes, 4/11, 5/11, 7/0, ladies' slippers from 1/-, l'incts evening and walking shoes always in stock, "Otto Hera's ladies' shoes from 16/(1, ladies' boots and shoes of all description always on hand, from the dairy hoot to the satin slipper, Hannah's men's "G" bluchers from 5/li, Hannah's men's nailed shooters from i)/11, Hannah's good watertight bluchers from 0/11, Hannah's" ft" watertightsfrom 10/6, gents' beautiful Balmorals from 12/6, gents' tan boots and shoes at all prices, youth's wntcrtiglils from fl/o, youth's nailed shooters from 8/6, girl s everlasting school boots, 5/6, .6/6, children's boots and shoes from 1/-. Agents for the celebrated " K "hoots and shoes, also C'ovo and 'West's well known brand, and many other well known makers. In fact all the requirements to be found inn well appointed Boot ami Shoe Warehouse, can bo obtained at It. Hannah & Co.'s. leather and grindery always oil hand at Wellington prices. Hoots and shoes mado to oi dt r Itipim s done on the premises. Country oidcis piomptly attended to, Is'oto the address (Opposite Club Hotel), IQoBMi-STBKET, MiSIKEION, R. HANNAH and Co., I'IIOI'IIIKTOES, | H. Peti:pßon, Manager,