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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1730, 7 September 1885, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICE. THOMAS E. KEMPTON, HAS much pleasure in informing the residente of Greytown and the surrounding districts that he has opened a in those premises, Opposite Mr T. Ingley’s Butchery Establishment. Those who deal with him will get good quality, whatever the article may be, and the smallest order will receive the closest attention. A Store ac the southern part of Greytown has been a long felt want, and as the undersigned will keep a large and useful assortment of Groceries, Produce, Earthenware, Glassware, Furnishing Ironmongery Drapery, Clothing, and Boots and Shoes, he trusts that he will receive good patronage. 428 THOMAS E. KEMPTON. W. BOTflMi, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER High Street, Carterton. TO THE PUBLIC CP GREYTOWN AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. NOTICE. N. RING, “ The Wairarapa Tailor,” HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS IN GREYTOWN, Next to the Institute, where all work will be at Wellington Prices FOR CASH. Being an experienced cutter and supervising the work himself, he can guarantee his customers a good fit and excellent workmanship. SUIT TO ORDER.. £3 10 0 TROUSERS .. 0 18 0 871 ~~ THE eagle Tailoring Establishment. WE wish to inform our Friends and l the Public that this Establishment is still under the same management. Our large and extending business enables us to keep continually before our patrons the Newest Designs in Materials. OUR CELEBRATED SUITS, At £3 10s and £4 10s, Made of Scotch, West of England, or New Zealand Tweeds, thoroughly shrunk, for value, style and finish, cannot be [ excelled. ! Patterns sent post free with rules for self measurement. Jones and Ashdown, (Late Huxley & Co.), Opposite Barrett’s Hotel, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 11 A. BALE, BUTCHER, Main Street, - Eeatherston, (Opposite Mr Toogood’s Store.) AB. begs to notify to his customers and • friends that he has removed from his old establishment to those more central I premises above named, and he hopes by ! continuing to strictly attend to their favors to merit the same amount of patronage as heretofore. HAMS, BACON AND SMALL GOODS Always on hand. 1)2!) GKEYTOWN BUTCHERY. H, W. KEMPTON, IN returning thanks to his numerous friends, and the public for their continued liberal favors, wishes to announce that he has taken a “ now departure ” and is now determined to sell at the following greatly reduced prices for cash : Prime Roast Beef, at 3)d cash, do do do at 4d booked, Corned Beef, from 2d to 3Jd cash, do do do 2.) dto 4d boohed, Mutton, do 2d to 3(d cash, do do 2)d to 4d booked, Five per cent will he deducted for prompt payment, or monthly accounts, 301 TO THE PUBLIC OF GREYTC YN. HAYING disposed of my ' dnesa to Mr Clifton, I beg to tenner ray sincere thanks for their liberal support iu the past, auct solicit a continuance of the same for my successor. T. INGLEY. H. de CLIFTON, P A M I L Y BUTCHER’ Main Street, Greytown, H. de C. having taken over the butchery business of Mr Ingley, by supplying a good article at a fair price, hopes with civility uud attention to the wants of customers, to merit a fair share of patronage. ST HAIGH, BUTCHER, GREYTOWN, Begs to return his sincere thanks lor the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and hopes by keeping only the best to be procured, reasonable prices, and attention to business still to continue to merit then favors. JOHN KAY, Tent, Tarpaulin, & Rick Cloth Manufacturer, MASTERTON. A Large Number of Waterproofs, Canvas, bhjtting, and Travelling Bags always on hand. Orders executed with dispatch. G27 S. AND W. MACKAY, Booksellers and Stationers, (Wholesale and Retail) 201, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Importers of New Books, Periodicals and Newspapers by every Direct Steamer. 356