TO SE P H W I L.L lAM S, 1 WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST, ' BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FANCY GOO J., WjUEHOVSE, [Opposlto Cluu holilV MASIEfVIMS. Importer of Cameron's Celebrated American. TOBACCOS, | • TOBACCOS. Jdst Arrived 25 Cases of the Choicest —BRANDS,— Da, Try WILLIAMS' Celebrated and wellknown Rough Cut Tobaccos, unsteamed, Cigars of the Choicest Brands. . G,B,D. and Meerschaum Pipes in endless variety. A large assortment of Books, Stationory, Fancy Goods, Musical Instalments, Toys, &c., &c, Agent for the Wairarapa Daily, New Zealantkr, Canterbury Times, Waka Maori, and Saturday Nights. HAIR-DBESSING SALOON, Attached to the premises, with all the latest machinery, under the management of Mr James Harris, —(Late of Chriatchurch.) — 36 QUNS! QAEBINES! Powder, Shot, Caps, and Ammunition of every description. JOHN YOUNG, Ironmonger, 43 Willis-street, Wellington. Near the Empire Hotel,
'AIRARAPA LADIES VISITING WELLINGTON Are reminded that C. SMITH, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, CUBA-STREET, Is tho Cheapest House in Town for FAMILY DRAPERY. Patterns Post Free,
ILLS &C 0 . ' S NEW ZEALAND LABOR MART AND REGISTRY OFFICE, For Male and Female Servants AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. Offices Lombton-zuay, (opposite tlio. Bank of Now Zealand), WELLINGTON: Branch Offices atChristcluirch and Dnnedin, Communications from employers residinG in all parts of the Province will receive the utmost attention, and servants only possessing testimonials will be treated with. ' Employers should bear in mind that this is THE ONLY REGISTRY OFFICE IN THE PROVINCE, And will bo conducted on such a scale never beforo attempted.
A SEPARATE ROOM FOR LADIES under the immediate supervision of Miss Amelia Bretei,, Orders by telegram promptly attended to. Wanted at once—Barmaids, Housemaids, Nurse Girls, Perm Servants, and General Domestics, Communications addressed— A. MILLS & CO., N.Z.L.M. and Kcgistry Office, 95 Opposite Bank N.Z:, Lambton-qnay. JJK. S. J\ BEARD, SUKGEON. Address—Mns. McKoy, Chapel Street, 0 T I 0 E. Any person found trespassing on any part of Matahiwi Station will bo prosecuted. Masterton. I. H. HOLMES, 105 Matahiwi.
g QUARTLY, COACH PAINTER & SIGN WRITER, Orders executed in a style and at a price that cannot be surpassed, if equalled. 109 Jj|" 0 T I C E. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. MESSES. M. CASELBERG & CO. Will sell the residue of their SALVAGE GOODS By Public Auction, at the TOWN HALL, CARTERTON, On SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 noon. Lnnch will be provided' N.B.—The Goods will be sold without the slightest Eeserve, FOE CASH ONLY. 0 T.I C E. Subscribers to the "HISTORY OF THE SEI" are notified that their copies will be delivered in a few days. II S. CLAEKE, , 111 \ ii Agent;
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 144, 26 April 1879, Page 2
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