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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5184, 18 November 1895, Page 3

1 WANTED— A respectable, tidy girl to assist in homework, Apply this office. WANTED a lad ablo to milk cows and make liirasel f generally usoful on a farm. Apply this Office. NOTICE. U7ANTED.-A good six or seven f» roomed house, pormanent tenant. Appjy J. P, Elliot, Bookseller and Stationer, Mastcrton. TO LET.—A nine acre paddock (plenty of water) near Hospital. Also one about three acres in Worksop Koad. Apply this office. WANTED TO SELL,-A small sheep run containing 930 acres of good land; 500 acres in grass, balance mixed bnsli, which will cost 22s per acre to fall, The land, when in grass, will carry three sheep to the acre, ■there is about fifty acres flat, balance hilly: but first-class sheep country, shunted three miles from a Post Office and ten miles from Waverlcy. Small amount of cash required, and easy terms can be arranged for the balance, or the on ncr would take Mastcrton property as part payment. Apply—]{. ICeene, Exchange Chambers, Grey-strcet, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN—That the Manawatu Daily Times, Pal' mtrston North, is the best advertising medium in the West Coast districts ol the North Island. IVTONEYTO LEND on First-class J- Freehold securities from 5 \ per cent. Apply to CHAPMAN ANDTIiIPP, Solicitors, 12, Brandon-street, Wellington. SELECT IiEGISTIiY OFFICE, (Heoisteoed). MES HUMI'HIiEY, Queen-stree;, - - Mastcrton. (Next Door to Empire Hotel.) AMKG" ENGAGEMBNT.-Good cooks, general servants, housemaids, nursemaids and servants of nil classes. ENGAGEMENT WANTED in „ tot . XJ class hotel, by a Lady, as housekeeper or manageress- competent to toko entire charge of the business in all its branches, Highest testimonials. A WAITING ENGAGEMENT-Good xjl laundress. Hotel preferred, AWAITING engagement-CHEF who has held highly important situations in tlio Colony. 'ANTED -Good General servant for town, POISON FOR DOGS is laid on mv land at Akuba. JAMES MACAItA. r HAVE MOW TO LEND in 1 large and small sums at lowest current rates of interest. Wa G. BEAED, Solicitor. WAN LtD—By married couple, situation on station or farm. Man good ploughman with knowledge of stock and all station work. Wife excellent cook and housekeeper. Last situation G years, Excellent reference. X.MAS HAMPEBS. THE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Opera-live Association (Limited), will make Tim Gallon Hampers of Assorted Liquors, CASH PRICE 25/- CASH PKICE —CONTAINING— Quart Bottles of English Ale or Stout' 1 Dottle lirandy or Square Gin. 1 Bottle Whisky or ltum. 1 Bottle Port Wine, We deliver the above to the Masterton Hallway Slatiou on receipt of P.O. order for 2os, THE WAIBABAPA FAIIMEIiS' COOPEItATIVE ASSOCIATION, Ltd., MASTEIiI'ON. WANTED KNOWN,—That No 2parcol containing 1 Lady's Washing i'rint Blouse, with fashionable full sleeves; 2 pairs of Lady's Black Uashmero Hoso; 1 pair of black or tan gloyes; and I Whito Muslin Apron, will be sent, past free to any address on receipt of 1/G, from To Aro House, Wellington, WANTED KNOWN.—That No (J parco containing 7 yardß of double width charming Mixed Summer Tweed ; 2 dozen Buttons and Silk and Twist to match; i yards of Body LiniDg, and 4 yards of Skirt Lining, will be sent, post free, to any ad* dress onrecciptof 1-1/6, from Te Aro House. Wellington. WANTED KNOWN.—That No 8 parcel containing 7 yards of double width Handsome Self Coloured Diagonal Clolh; 2 dozen buttons, and silk and twist to match; 2 yards of body lining, and 4 yards of skirt lining, will be sent, post freo, to any address, ou receipt of 15s 3d, from Tu Am """'3ii, Wellington, Heretmga School, Hastings, Hawke's Bay. Boarding School for Boys. TEIiMS and Prospectus on application to the Headmaster. JOHN A. FBASER. Wanted knownSPRING GOODS, A SUIT FOR James Weim, Cash Tailor, begs to inform his old customers and the 'pnblie generally that he has reduced the pries of Sac Suits to Four Pounds. Also reminds old customers that he still keeps moasures taken six years ago. Fit, style, and workmanship guaranteed. Come early and inspect the new Spring Goods just opened. JAMES WEBB, Tailor, Mason's Brick Buildings, Queenstreet, Mastcrton. WANTED, the Public to Know, that up to December next, F. J. Pinny, Manners-street, Wellington, is offering Bargains in Pianos, by Lipp & Solinc, Jolin Broad wood & Sons, Cliappe! 1 & Co,, Henry Ward and other leading makers, at reduced prices, Easy terms, WANTED KNOWN-Tbat I have for sale, and will sell at 20 per cent, under cost price, Waggonettes, Buggies, Dog-carts, Gigs, Phietons'Butchers', Bakers' and Spring Carts of ail designs; Expresses with English forccarriage and side-seats; Tip Spring Drays and Contractors' Tip-draj r s. £SOO worth to choose from. Country orders receive prompt attention and all work guaranteed. Apply at— Wellington Coach Factory, Victoria-street, off Cuba-street, HI ■ B 0 H A N , Proprietor, ' (Established, 1873), Ask Foe (/, GLEBB'S Perambu- , lators. Sold by— Sbmisloie Hour, Graham if 1 Co., Wairurajiii Fanners' Co-operative Jm> ciation, Mastcrton. Works at Ciiristchvich. v.; FEET—IOO,OOO-™T 01 Dressed and undkessed BUILDING TIMBSE,, to bo cleared at • COMPETITIVE PEICES. W. PRAGrNELL. Qb*l!B AND ItsNALL-STS. MaSIEHTON. RhfiHi'ti »^™tgon ( fJHUI II 0; ,(or Furniture o£ every description,