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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1771, 14 December 1885, Page 3

WANTED, nurse girl about 12 yei. state wages required. Apply to 1 W. Campbell, Temaire, Featlierston. 27'.. WANTED— Lovers ot neatness, cc übined with excellence of quality a id cheapness, to note that there is only one Mobiarty in the Wairarapa, and hifl ehopi are at Greytown and Carterton. Educational Depository. *T\HB Undersigned has just received • X Large-Assortment of— Books, suitable Mr" Redding and Com* plimentary Presents • Christmas Boses and New Tear’s Gifts Also, Plain and Fancy Stationery Day Books, Ledgers, Cash, Pocket, and Memo. Boots Newest designs in Terra Cotta Yeses Glass andXJhioA Ornaments Photo., Scrap and Fern Albums Photo. Frames, Workboxes and Baskets Ladies’ Bags, Purses, Card Cases Visiting Cards, Papesteries.PlayingOard Oleographs, Pooke* Knives Pocket Cempasse* Hairbrushes, Combs Ac., Ac.

NBW'MBBIC.. PHOTOGBAPHI in all its branches. Photographs taken in any weather by the IngtßMtftueous' Gelatiuo-Biomide Dry Plates. Largest and best assortment of Maori Photogisphs in New Zealand.; including Rewi To Whiti, and other celebrated.Chiefs. THOS. AND STATIONER, " ? FANCY GOODS DEPOT, ... Mabtkstobp 521

S. M. MAXTOX GREAT ATTRACTION FOE THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. Two Cakes Valued at Eight Guineas, and Two Guineas in Cash, to be given away on the 23rd of this

Month, if any one of my Customers can Register the Exact Number of Nuts in a Glass Jar in my Window: Following are the conditions : Every Cash Purchased of Goods to the value of 2s 6d will receive a Ticket which will enable them to Register a Number. In the event of anyone registering the correct number I will give them the Cake valued at Five Guineas and Two Guineas in Cash, but in the event of the exact number not being registered I will give the nearest estimate to it the Cake valued at Five Guineas, .the nearest the Cake valued Three' Guineas. All Ties guess again with a smaller jar. Tickets to be placed in an Envelope and forwarded to S. M. Maxton not later than eight o’clock on the 23rd. The result will Re made known as soon after closing as possible.

S. M. MAXTON, Storekeeper, Bread and Biscuit Baker, &c., MAIN STREEP, QREYTOWN. THE COUNTING WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A COMMITTEE CHOSEN FROM THE TICKET HOLDERS. MRS A, B. LEE. DRESSMAKER AND SEMPSTRESS, Opposite Cameron’s Coach Factory. Grey town. 828 Charges moderate. MISS EVANS, DRESS, HABIT AND MANTLE MAKER, .Feaihersiok. MISS EVANS having carried on aeuo> desslul business in Bangitikei for some years, Ijaa now removed to Fcathcrston, where she will be pleased to receive orders and attend, to all the requirements'of customers. A few Apprentices wanted. Present Address—Mrs Greatbach’sßesidenoe, Featherston. i 06

TO BUILDERS' AND CONTRACTORS. HAVING bought 100 Acre* of good Bvuh at Matarawa, principally Totara and Rimu, and being connected with the railway line from tbe bush to my mill, I am prepared to supply Builders and Contractors with Totara, Rimu and Mfiiti, at lowest rates. And, having always a Barge Stock of Rusticating Boards, Flooring, Lining, Architraves, Skirting and Mouldings of every description. Sashes, Boors and; Frames always on band and made to order on the shortest notice. Turned Work of every description,, tad Seasoned Timber always on hand. Price Lists on application, R. A. WAKE LIN, ' ' Proprietor. Greytown North. 21