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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 6, 9 February 1867, Page 2

RUMMER WINES, Claret- —Chateaux Margaux 40 cases Chateaux Lafittc 70 „ Haut Brion, superior, 30 „ St Esteplie 60 „ "Champagne. —Giesler 30 „ Comte deYillefort, very fine 60 „ Moselle. —Deinhards’ No. 2 ’ \ 80 „ ,pints and quarts ) ALSO, 60 cases Devonshire Cyder 100 „ Blood’s Stout 20 „ Moricc best Pcrtcr 100 casks Jeffrey’s Porter 500 “ Ale, various brands 50 hhds. English Ale, best brands 100 cases Old Tom 100 „ Ginger AVine 150 „ Geneva 20 qr.-casks Martell’s Brandy 5 „ Scotch AVhisky 9 „ Hennessy’s Brandy 16 „ superior Sherry 16 „ „ Port 60 cases Port A\ r ine 100 „ Sherry 14 „ Dimviile’s Irish Whisky 6 qr.-casks Irish AVhisky 60 casec Syrups, assorted And a large assortment of Drapery,Tßoots, Saddlery, Ironmongery, Sheep Shears, Tarpaulins, Teas, Coffee, Spices, Mustard, Pepper, Sardines, Jams, Gandies, Soap, Furniture, White Lead, Oils, Paints, Kerosene, Vinegar, Pickles, Bice, Stationery, Raisins, Currants, Pain Killer, Sarsaparilla, Bitters, and various qualities of Sugar. THE ABOVE GOODS AKE FOR SALE. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. iFarish-street, AATllington, January 1, 1867.

COUNTRY PRODUCE. THE undersigned are cash purchasers of Wool Tallow, Hides, Sheepskins, Butter, Bacon, Hams and Grass Seed. FRANCIS SIDEY & CO. Farish-street, Wellington, January 1, 18 p (5. Rising sun hotel, GEEYTOWN. The best accommodation for travellers. Good Tables, Good Beds. Good Stabling. i cv.'i 'j/’ Well grassed Paddocks. And the best Liquors, Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c. JOHN FULLER. THE BRITISH VOLUNTEER HOTEL. GEEYTOWN, WAIEAKara. THE undersigned have much pleasure in informing their friends and the public that they have succeeded Mr. Moffit in the above house, and that they intend to use their best endeavours to merit a share of patronage.

The best accommodation for Travellers. Good Stabling and well fenced Paddocks. Ales, Wines and Spirits of the best brands. GIBBS AND WRATTEN, Proprietors. NOTICE. MR. CHARLES RUSSELL, Music Seller, of Wellington, begs to inform his friends in the Wairarapa and surrounding districts that he still continues his annual January visits, right through to Napier and that no person is authorised by him to make use of his name. He is led to this having found that a person of the name of Legg has been making use of his name, with regard to his intentions of visiting the district, All future ■orders to be left at the office of this paper. Greytown, 11th January, 1867.

WAIRARAPA BAKING ESTABLISHMENT. ALEXANDER GRIGS MAIN-STREET, GRETTOWN, BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to thank the settlers of the Wairarapa for the liberal share of their patronage bestowed upon him since he commenced business and trusts by supplying the best articles at the lowest remunerative profit to merit its continuance. BALLS, WEDDING, DINNER, SUPPER AND EVERT DESCRIPTION OP FETE SUPPLIED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. January 1, 1867. GREYTOWN BRICK YARD. /pHE Undersigned has on hand any quantity ■of superior hard stock bricks. B. STEVENS, Greytown. Jan. 1, 1867. GREATHEAD GENERAL SMITH, GRETTOWN. All kinds of ironwork undertaken and executed with despatch, and at moderate prices. One door from Tonks and Lewers new shop.