FORESTERS' ARMS HOTEL, GREYTuWN. GEORGE JONES Pbopeietob. f | ’’HIS hotel has the reputation of being one of the most comfortable in the Wairarapa. There are conveniences for every class of visitors ; it is one of the oldest established in the vaJlty and has lately undergone thorough renovation. It is the favorite resort for travellers, being immediately opposite the Post Olliee, and an easy distance from the Railway Station. A splendid Milliard Tabic ia on the preunscs under the charge of a popular and experienced murker. The private sitting rooms, and bedrooms are appointed with the best class of furniture and are well ventilated and roomy. None but the most superior brands of Wines and Spirits. The culinary arrangements are under the supervision of an experienced " chef,” and an excellent table is always provided. A CONVEYANCE meets every train, and passengers and their luggage are carefully attended to. Georg® Jouea, FORESTER’S ARMS HOTEL. ALEX. GRIGG, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Fresh Fruit Daily. Refreshments Supplied, Families waited upon for orders. CARTERTON BAKERY. A. L. U' HATE CONFECTIONER, AND FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT MANUFACTURER, High Street, Carterton. NOTICE TOJHE PUBLIC. Mr Edward L. Wakelin takes this opportunity of thanking his friends and the public lor the patronage they have rendered him during (he past dO years, especially considering that owing to the multifarious businesses in which 1 have keen engaged, I have not lemi able lo give the Baking and Confectionery Department that at unit ion which is necessary. Dueling ihis responsibility, 1 have sold to Mr Pasmussen, (late of Wellington, and who has been in the employ of the late Peter Laing for the past 15 I years), my Bakery and Confectionery Establishment, and am conlident that the Public of Carterton will rally round him, and give him every encouragement as a thorough tradesman and new settler amongst us E. L. WAKELIN. Tu connection with the above, T beg to inform (he inhabitants of this imponant district that nothing shall he wanting on my part to ensure their kind patronage: Having a lengthened Home and colonial experience, 1 shall be prepared to undertake the wants of (he public in the ihC ing and Confect ioiiery Department, from me they will obtain every civility « d ;iiioiiioo t 1 shad .-pare irii elf -rt in building nj, ;i ,1)0 ioig,) trade. tin tin olHer hand, all i oesiia n lie part m the public is a fair portion of their am) a.-sisUtiee, which T shall make it my uuty ic merit. NEILS RASMUSSEN, NEILS RASMUSSEN, Baker and Confectioner, 40 Juried on.
W. H. SPEAKMAN BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER, Featlierston. WII. SPEAKMAN begs to announce . to the Public ol Feaiherstou and the surrounding district that he has commenced business as above, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of public patronage. Small floods of every description made to order on the shortest notice. 200 Messrs Bacon and Co. J|_RAVING engaged Mr J. Fostjeb, a Miller j of largo experience, both in Victoria and New Zealand, holding first class certificates of competency, have much pleasure in being ale a to guarantee their brand of ELOUE As Second to None, And solicit a continuance of their customers’ esteemed favors, and a trial from all. Waipoua Mills - Masterton. November 2, 1883. 7% CARTERTON F I R NIT UR E FACTORY. RISING ~m COXj Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, &c, Ac,, Beg to iulonii their numerous cus iners and public that they can now supply them with every requisite tor FURNISH IN< 1, at unheard nt low prices, as they buy tor cash, and can supply at Wholesale Prices. 'lhcir Bargains in CHAIRS, IRoJS' BEDs'l KAOS, BEKAMBU.LATORS, PI c'l URKS, &c., are wonderful. Th.ey have also a splendid stock' of PICTURE FRAMES, MOULDINGS, At PICTURES To select from. Goods Delivered within a distance of twenty miles of Carterton, Furniture Repaired aud Polished. All Work Guaranteed. Only New Material used for Bedding, Billiard Balls Turned. Billiard tables Repaired & Re-covered Turnery in all its branches. Shop Fittings. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Msma Jm eox, HIGH STREET, CARTERTON. 2U6
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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1707, 15 July 1885, Page 4
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676Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1707, 15 July 1885, Page 4
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