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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4884, 23 November 1894, Page 3

'SEOCT'EMSTO OFFICE. ..(1 HMI'HEM, Qucwi-slrcei, IVl' Masterton, opposite Winchester's confectioner. ... t'MTEd at 1 , once housemaid for ,*: hotel, town. ~ ; • .' Country, a Good '-For,, town .at; once, a IT-'" good'geheral servant. QITUATION' required -by aceom- : kj pi islicd: young 1 ntly ns governess in .ftijimily was housekeeper,, Highest testimonials : . SITUATION; wanted by 'respectable O. girl as nursemaid. QIT UATION wanted by rpspectablo ,P, gilito assist in housework iii the country.""'' ~- jmWG ENGAGEMENT,—A ~ . married couple; also man eoqlf.'j" Bpferencos. " T ANTED, for top, a good general ' . servant. ViITINCr ENGAGEMENT, a » good inaii cook'. LSOfroman cook,,with excellent references.'". I .''- SO. general sewauts, .housemaids "aiffl'mirscmiids. of aWSfff- """*" A ' l '" NOTICE TO DAM BUILDERS. T|TANTED--Men accustomed to ,-.VY v -Buildiug,Wator,Dams, Apply 'Sharpto' ! :?.< i-;< •'.! J.- •' , Dn. HOSKING. \\jANTED, Greytonn N., Good iiPV ? geuerai for Gentlcninn's fainily. must bo good laundress. Wages 12s references, required;v Address at,DiiLV Timks 'Office, WANTED TO ACCOMODATE,three or four gentlemen boarders. Three minutes from Post Office.- Terms, 18s per week. Apply Mrs 13. Honnslow, AYrigloy-street. ' IfO ANTED: KNOWN—That tho 1T Manawatu Daily Times, Palmerston North, is the best, advertising medium in tho West Coast districts of thoNorth.lslaud,. ■ ....' WANTED MOWN.—That J. N. BIIUNTON, Tailor, is to be ' found busily employed in his new shop, Perry Street, Mastcrton, where lie hopes . to meet his numerous patrons, Good assortment of Tweeds to select from. U Wi- COTrEELL- Aqo,, General J? ,: Carriers and forwarding Agents, Wellington-Customhouse- work of all "• kindyiromptlyiaud carefully attended v, to. Wo not only clear goods, but land them at customers' doors, Good storage accommodation. ■ Furniture carefully removed. . . ; , WANTED KNOTO.—TlwUfull,tangfl of patterns of all the latest and most fashionable materials, will he sent postlroe to any part of tho country on application to the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehov se, Te Aro House Wellington. \jt" ANTED KNOWN.—That a complete V V prico list of all tho artioles contained in cur extensive Furnishing Department, including carpets, floorcloths, blankets,' curtains, art muslins, tablo'cloths, etc., etc., etc., will be sent post tree to anyaddress on application to the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House, Wclin gion. WANTED KNOWN-Tlmt Madame - de Verney lately arrived from Paris, is prepared to iuako drcsacß for country oastomers Irom ohart measurement, in the very newest' and : mo3t fashionable styles, Charts and patterns will be sen post lieo on application to To Aro House ■Wellington, ' : ; DAM ACT, 1891. fpHE CONE yErator Cooler 1 „ , , IHE SIMPLEX „ | Pl,tent Have beaten nil others. Fifty to one. DItIDEN ISItOS., Makers, Wellingtoil.'. Agents—W.F. Co-Operjitive- Association,, . ' THE RED LAMP, WANTED ICNOWN.—Just landed i'r. iS'.tS'. lank,— I Turkey aud Honeycombo Sponges, as follows Extra, large bath sponges, cups for bath sponges, cups for todct sponges, cups for nursery lpongcs,cups forcyo sponges, andcari'iagosponges. HeiifJ Edgai l Eton, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. , NOTICE OFEEMOYAI, ANTED known that JAS WEBB, Tiiion audHADiTMAKF.n, has removed to promises next- to Scott's Temperance Boarding' House, Queen' Street, Masterton, where lie will be pleased to sco all his old customers and others in want of really good valuo iu tailor-hade clothes, THE limON WIIY, E. HANNAH & Co- ■ Have a special claim on the boot purchasing public of New Zealand, aud Wellington district particularly, is that during tho past twelve years they have ar paid away no less than £400,800 sterling m wages, and spent over £17,000 iu buildings; a few more like them would settle tho unemployed question at once and for ever. 11 HANNAH f CO., nrc tho largest manufacturers nwlimporters in New Zealand, They are now •J opening up per Gothic and Kaikoma "t> 279 trunks of boots and shoes specially ' c | made to their order and at prices to suit "l> the times, as the following list will ■ prove:— Ladies Beautiful Evening Shoes from <l/0 ;■ ■ Ladies' Nice Tan Evening and Walking l " . Shoes Ladies' Glace Kid Walking Shoes, 4/11, ■ 5/11,7/fl . ' Bt Ladies' Slippers from 1/• Piricts's Evening aud Walking Shoes always in stock - Otto How Ladies 1 ' Shoes from 1(!/G Ladies Boots and Shoes of all descrip'tiou always oii'luind from the Dairy 800 l to tho Sateen SlipperHannah's Men's" G" Uluchera from ...! 5/« Hannah's Men's-Nailed Shooters from 9/11 ' Hannah's Good Watertight Bluchers *•' from 9/11 Hannah's "G" Watertight from 10/6 Gents'-Beautiful Balmorals from 12/0 Gents' Tan Boots and Shoes nt all prices Youth's Watertights from 9/6 Youth's Nailed Shooters Worn 8/6 .Girl's Everlasting Schoolßoots, a/G.fi/GChildren's Boots and Shoes from 1/Ageuts for the celebrated "K "boots and-shoeij, also Cove and West's well known brand, and many other well known makers., IhfaW all the requirejnciitli' to • b(J' fotirid irt a well appointed Boot and Shoo- Warehouse,' can bo obtained at 11. Hannah'& Co.'s. Leather an(l;giniuleiy ; alw'ay3on bawl at Wellington'prices. BooSi and shoes made to order. Itepairs done on 1 the premises. Country orders promptly attended to, Note tlwaddrcss V' (Opposite Club Hotel), •STBBF.T, MmilTOS R> HANNAH AND Co., l'er .. .. . ! H. Peterson,'manager NOTIQE TO TIiIJSI'ASSJJIIS. [V-M'Viimor persons trespassingJX: wudcr nny ]ireteiii;e'\v]iale\er, on tli(i,,uroj)ei , fies. of . tliuundersigned, si tiiate ou the Mouu t llriicc ltoad. and Miki'Miliillioeki'will he prosecuted.. • D. MeLAUCHTJAJf, 1 J. k A WELCH.: 0. CAMPBELLIJtSiPI'TpiOSTIANSEN.It; FIELD, A',: McLEOD. HO KN.< BIiOWi; wrr Rr,Y ''" • ' •