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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1755, 4 November 1885, Page 1

IMPORTANT NEWS S. M. MAXTON HAS much pleasure in announcing to her customers and residents in the Wairarapa that she has added to the other departments of her business a new and SUPERIOR LINE OF DRAPERY not to be excelled for cheapness and quality in the valley. One trial will prove that fact. She has also the honor to announce that she has just opened up direct from the home market of all descriptions, and for quality and excellence of brands not to be surpassed by any other house in the trade. I can and will sell cheap. The BREAD AND CONFECTIONERY has a reputation second to none. Soirees, Balls, Picnics, &0., catered for on the most liberal terms. THE BRIDGE .. MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN. iS’Come and judge for yourselves. We have novelities in every line, 332 J. D. COX, GENERAL STOREKEEPER WALLACE STREET FEATHERSTON, AND MARTINBOROUGH, jgEGS to announce that now the Sale of Surplus Stock is over, he has a Large & Varied Stock of Spring Goods on hand. Come & Inspect the Novelties, Agent for the Mutual Assurance Association of Victoria ; the Australian Mercantile Fite Insurances; and the Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand. J. D. COX, leatherston & Martinborough

GEORGE NASH, Painter, Decorator, Glazier, Paperhanger, &c., GEEYTOWN, WAIEAEAPA. Orders can be left at Mr Caslberg’s, or Mr Bower’s, Greytown. ALEX. GRIGG, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Fresh Fruit Daily. Eefreshments Supplied. Families waited upon for orders. NIELS RASMUSSEN, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Confectioner. HIGH STEEET, CAETEETON. QUE Bread is now Reduced to Sixpence per 41b loaf. Ball, Soirees, Picnics, Parties, <&c., catered for on the most reasonable terms. Fruits of the season, Wholesale and Eetail. Confectionery and Cakes made to order.

W. H. SPEARMAN BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER, Featherston. WH. SPEAKMAN begs to return thanks , to the Public ol Featherston for the liberal support he has received since ho commenced in the town, and begs to announce that he will leave no pains nnspared to merit a continuance of the same. Balls, soirees, picnics, &0., supplied on the shortest notice, and most liberal terms. 968 SUBSCEIBEES are requested to notify any irregularity in the delivery ol the paper at this office