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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 324, 25 November 1879, Page 3

ort advort/so m this colooiii uutwt:6a\ ENTY words, ONE SHILLING each lot FIRS insertion—SlXPENCE each for ail anlisoqaoal Inser tions. WANTED.— A Good Cook, Apply to W. Kibblcwhito, Temperance Hotel, Mastertori' ' 319 WANTED KNOWN that Mrs is willing to receive all kinds of Laundry work at home. Address—Corner of Williams and Dixon-streets! 308 WANTED TO LEASE (with a view to purchase) a small Sheep. Bun in the locality ofMasterton, State full particulars by letter confidentially tj "Stratford,"office of this paper. Principals only treated with, 307 WANTED to PURCHASE (For Cash) Five hundred Turkeys. Geese, Ducks and Fowls. Apply at Mrs Uillet's Maeterton Poulterer's Dep&t, Queen-street, 271 WANTED KNOWN the Grosvenor Hotel, top of Taranaki-street, is now open, John Bertie, Proprietor. A commodious promenade on top of roof, commanding capital view of city, harbor aud Shipping A visit solicited. 254' WANTED— Purchasers -for Waste Paper, §3d per lb. Apply at this Office. ' 18 WANTED -Occasional correspondents in ■the various country districts of the Wairarapa. Apply Editor Wairahaea Daily APITINBOROUGH. The Hon. G, M. WATEEHOUSE joins in conveyance. Title complete. Sale November 21 and 25, es advertised. J. H, WALLACE, Estate Agent,

mWO COTTAGES TO LET, with i • 1 diate possession. Apply to M, Cuselberg it Co,, Masterton. 216 QHOP TO LET, with immediate possesU sftssion, adjoining Mr Walter Perry's Butcher's Shop, Apply to M. OASELBERCt & CO. Masterton, nnO LET (Weekly), 4-roomeA 'House, JL Wriglev's Estate—Bs, Superior 8-roomed house and three acies in the Borough, £52 a-year, 6-roomed House, Dixon-street—l2e 6d. Shop and Dwelling, Perry-s.treet, 22s Gd For Sale.-Useful Mare and Trap, Cheap. Apply to 292 E, & JV BROWN' TO LET, in Queen-street-4 Seven-room Cottage. 311 ' B, HARE. TO LET, or for SALE, on easy terms, the MASTERTON PIONEER TEMPER. ANCE IiOTEL, For further particulars apply to 317 W. KIBBLEWHITE.

rpo LET, with immediate possession, tho -L centrally-situated Shop and Dwellinghouse adjoining Mr Bell, Draper, and lately occupied by him. Also, with occupation in about live weeks from date, the Shop and building occupied by F. W. Hales as a Drapery establishment. Hie above properties are very desirable places of business for stores, &c., having large yards and outhouses suitable, For terms, apply to • F. W. HALES, General Stores, Masterton. EOR SALE.—A New Spring Tip Dray and ft Four-wheeled Express, constructed of the best material. Workmanship guaranteed. Also, Two second-hand Spring Carts. The whole will be sold a bargain for cash To be seen at tho Coach Factory of Xib()lewliite, Bros, Masterton 323 FOR SALE.—a Compact SAW-MILL _ PLANT, comprising 8-horse power Engine, new Breaking-down Frame with junker wheels, Saw Spindle, and a new Truck for logs. Also, Bench and Trucks, vith a new Single .purchase Winch. May be seen in Mr Donald's bush ot Manaia, Forprice, &c,, apply to 319 W. BOOTH & CO. FOR SALE—Some Fine White Terrier Pups, 10 weeks old ipply at House, Masterton, 287 SALE. Sawn heart of Totara posts, 7ft. 7in. x 5, One Shilling eaeh, Apply W. W. Corpe, Taratahi. 180 FOR SALE by the undersigned—l Stack of Hay in splendid condition. Also, Firewood—2 feet lengths, from 18s to 20s per cord; 4 feet lengths from 10s to 13s per cord. All orders left with Messrs Parkes and Petersen, next Club Hotel, 'punctually attended to, JOHN YATES, Upper Plain. LOST.— A White Fox Terrier, answering to the name of "Peter," Five shillings reward will be paid to the finder on bringing the same to the Club Hotel 321

TO THE LADIES OF CARTERTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. BA, GARDENER and SON, having , rcarly'completed the alterations to their promises, beg to announce that they are opening and marking off a splendid assortment of FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, Consisting of all the LATEST SHAPES in Bonnets and Hats, both TRIMMED and UNTRIIIMED, and Show the same For Sale on and after SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. They have also the services of A FIRST ■ CLASS MILLDSBB, Newly arrived for home, who has had considerable experience in a first-class house in the West End of London. They can therefore exectuc any orders entrusted to their care, and that, combined with reasonable charges (which will always be their motto) cannot fail to give satisfaction to their customers. They beg to tender their most sincere thanks for the liberal support they have received since commencing business. Theirl stock is Larger, Newer, and Better-assorted than any house in Carterton,' and it wil always'be our aim to KEEP THE PRICES. DOWN. " ' Note the address— B. A. . GARDENER AND CASH STORE, C A Ii T E R T.