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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1702, 3 July 1885, Page 4

AVELLI SGTOy DYh WORKS I color. an i c■;; ie ■. | Kui GloV.-S Cll J. Kl4 W. LUNDQVISfh Toucher of Yoeal and Instrumental Music, CaRTERTOW "I > i . v ; reparfd to !■ p-ir nn.l )un<J /. '.rte- tn.ii 1i; u '.i ll ;a- i.i: . ir. ; •a: • w m»v > l • Stn: j>. in ( : nul for tJ. it pui p. m-. ( .-i workmanship ami de.-p itch L ; : .!. legs to thank nis ttieytowu tnsti ■ . - for i ast favors, ai.ii al.-o to anconuct. : ./h i:?!; he Las nn? \ed to Curten-.u. i., : continue to give in- strictest atteii- : hi,- Gteytown busine-?. i, wi i le in Greytown every Monday I i.m -day, without fail. . . re. r- f.r Tuning, Ac., may he left ■ ; > m, ,B0 Office. Urey town Q : EEN BTRHET CABINET AND l- i RNITURE WAREHOUSE. MASTERTON. WHITT AND DONALDSON i '*i o t!.--rm the puMic < f the tow:, jr.d di.-trioi [,ij; v i.TVr* .-j-.esu-d (heshep |n!ffi'T!y occupied l>\ C '1 »t, .Nil i. etmaktr, ana h>o now prepared to t,M. -or? and give ejtjrrnte;? ler FrilNllTKii ol a.a- r. ; o ns. in hot quantity, including — Sili iW CASES, SHOW FITTINGS VENETIAN BLINDS, Ac. M A.-! KKI OX. i'CBLIC Nvi ICE. I I ii;v;i.c nave i,i the knowledge of the in ilc i.- Vi.e i lint uu.-crupnloiis ptr-i ns i, iVr I. el. ,-ei l: „■ Sl.uf 111 i d.- ipriuclpuily WATERIIU ii I .'i a- om make. we Lip te -iaie that in ■ Iti* r to j roo it om eii-louicif :.t: i : j :,i .;c fi. hi 1u.p0.-iin.n, in future, ini Pd id iur l. Mu, Aiii le stamped thus —D. T. FRY, atm wiii l»e mit trade mark : and we tinther state that all poods in,ami iietnn i ! y us will le ol lint class material and woikuiaiithip and warranted us such. D. T. FRY & SONS BOOT & SHOE MAKERS,. FEATHERhTON. E. COLTON, BOOTH AKER, KAVING Eiartt i 1 umiri- in FEATHER ETON, next m tlie Oddfellows’ Hall wishes to inform the puldc tint he is i maker of the real hand-sewn Boot. If yoi want a rei.lly good hoot aud peud lit give Tin a trial. N. B.—Repairing done as it ought to be, or the shortest notice.

■\r ns Junes in* opewd a boarding XTA HOi'SE .>ll liic .-i.iLit' premises, where Tm and LonVe can be hid at any hour of ti-> «ay, aud tL,ni\ c ;Luf.>rt ibie lodgings fw i .rivis. ' Ibl

i'riuce of Wales Livery Stables and Horse .Repository, MASI Eli 1 OX. WILLIAM NEIL, L.U; of Noil and Cockery, Lavin'; taken the above stables is prepared to supply the travelling public with HOUSES, BUGGIES, GARRY-ALLS, AND VEHICLES Of every description on the shortest notice. The Livery Department is under the care of an experienced groom, and every attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation. Horses of first class quality kept constantly ou hire. A ‘Bus will run to and from the Stables to meet every train. Xlutlo —“ Civility, Good Accommodation, and Reasonable Charges.” The Proprietor, having had many years' experience in the IVairarapa, trusts that his old;fiitnds and patrons will not forget him in las new establishment. 589

Club Hotel Livery and Bait Stables. masceiuon. on irnv-.l and departure. 317 H. BENGE, GKXEHAb CAH KICK, tialf U. Bishop), L.ULWAY .STATION, uheytown, C li .ivo Commercial Travel’ei*’ Luggage, Furniture, Pianos., with the t)f care. cartel to all p-rts of the township. ii, J5 will run hie brake reentirly for the o i-trj of Uoods in addition to the usual i- n.t, TERMS—CASH.

J. JONES, FEATIIEIiSTOS. BK.iS to announce to bis r-i iM.-i (>■ lie that he has cjtumeucoi m Colt-breaking fer :hs n asor. Ah bo, .s caiti i.,y and thcTeupblr Vr,ken in. ‘ 333 WM. BISHOP, /'II.'STOMS, SNIPING ,v -KKERAL L COMMISSION ,‘uiKNl', Fe .t/itrusioa Sihhti A’f;r.;.!x y,Z, aCtlnt i-Mii .'■eirfl Jri ’ihil fOl 1 r i e Co 1) ;i',e. eCs G obe Ksiiir-s don. mi then Various Appnoit-s in Am«t ca, India, Australia, evo, 35$