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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8067, 18 August 1905, Page 6

HUGH M°CARTY, (Late ol W. T. Wood's) - DESIRES to announce that he aat erected a large establishment, op posite Olausea's Groc cry Store, Cubatrect, where he intends oarrying on business as a (JENERAL BLACKSMITH, And wcaitl respeotfnlly BOlioit % able share of public patronage. Horses ebod tinder the personal super vision ot the proprietor. Slacawatu Cycle Works and Shoeing Jtorge, BEOAD-STEEBT. C. A. BERGJERSEN, pYOLE Engineer, Gunsmith, Engineer and Machinist. Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Guns, Looks, etc., repaired on the shortest notice. Horse Shoeing and general Blacksmithiug work a speciality. A TRIAL SOLICITED. SHOEING ITOSGE, EAFGITIESI-STHEET. (Late Humphreys.) T AKMSTEONG (of Wallace. MasAJt son and Co, Wairarapa Implement Woiks), desires to announce to business men, farmers, carriers, etc, that he has taken over the above, and by strict attention to business; combined with good work and promptness, hopes to receive a share of their work. Shoeing a special feature, Agricultural implements repaired. Ploughsetting on scientific lines - and guaranteed. A TBIAL SOLICITED. HABOLD HALL, SHOEING SMITH, FITZHBEBEaT-ST., yyISHES the public to note that T * special attention is given to horses with corns and cracked hoofs. BRUSHING A SPECIALITF. George-Street StioeiDg Forge. 0. F. PURTON, (Late A. P. Home), 2 doors from Manawatu Stables. HOESES /SHOD* under my own personal supervision. Every care taken with faulty feet. Brushing a speciality. , Horses sent for and delivered. Jobbing work executed promptly. CHAEGES MOPEEATE. NEW PREMISES, ON and after WEDNESDAY, FEBBUARY 22, 1905, our business will be conducted in new premises in CHUECH-STREET, Opposite Bailway Goods Shed. HOSKING BROS., Steam, Gas, Oil and Refbigerating Engineers, manawatu foundry. W. LEMON. v'ETEEINAEY BLACE.BMITH, PiESIEES to inform the pubUc Btv LJ merston North and surrounditw t£?a SSi fefe °om»e°eed businest as BLACKSMITH in Eangitikei-street, next door to Stevenson's Stables, and Bombined with first-class workmanship and striot attention to business hopei to merit a fair share of the public patronage. ■ Eaoehorses a Speciality. A.ll horses Bhod under the Proprietor' personal supervision. CARRIAGE BUILDERS And GENERAL SMITHS. Church-street (opposite Police Station). GEORGE ALLMAN M£ NA.W"ATU SHOEING FORGE ETORfiS 3 ei't" J PilllI IEESTON1EESTON NoßTfl- ' 4UKBES shod under my own per- »«!, P ml B"P ervisiofl- All daises of work done. Qorns, cracks, greasy heels fSi ?i If 868 Of foofc CUA attended to. Horses sent for and returned. •Kmg up Telephono No. 221. PRINCESS HOTEL, Main-street, TEEEACE END. C J. BARFORD, PEOPHIETOJi T^HIS Hotel has been thoroughly ~ renovated, and the travelling pubnc can rely on getting every convenience. A first class billiard table and room will be found on the premises sNp^tctd!eStbrandS°£^^ Good accommodation for horses. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. NEW CENTRAL HOTEL, Mam-st., near Sailway Station. A. E ANDERSON Proprietor. rj >HIS HOTEL "been rebuilt, and ~ n.°. expense has been spared in ■furnishing this fine hotel and on themost modern lmes. It is provided with every convenience : for boarders and the travelling public Mr Anderson, in thanking fcne public for their pafronae" m.the P r.st, hopes to see all hTs o fd iriends ani customers at his new house None but the best brands of Wines Beers, and Spirits stocked. NOTE THBADDEESS-" Cornsr of Andrew Young and Mainstreet Weßt.