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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1780, 8 January 1886, Page 4

ROBERT BUCKERIDGp, R AILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, Feathcbston. Tea, Coffee and Refreshments always ready. Wines, Spirits and Beer ot all the best brands. 168 WHITE HART HOTEL, CARTERTON. W. BISHOP Pbopbiktob. None but the best brands of liquors. W. B. has attached special importance to this branch of the business. Well furnished Private Sitting and Bed Rooms. The Culinary arrangements are under the proprietor's immediate supervision. Sample Rooms for Commercial travellers, opposite Town Hall. Good Stabling and Paddocks. A Cab meets the trams from the City. 117 T. HODGINS. SHAMROCK HOTEL, Molesworth Street, Wellington, Corner of Hawkeetone Street. Good Accommodation for Boarders, Visitors j and Travellers, j Wines, Spirits and Beers of the very best quality. 953 CENTRAL HOTEL, Corner of Lsmbton Quay aid Featherston Street, (Opposite the AtLeuteum), Wellington. MB W. J. SCOTT having liken the above Hol'd, debires to intmate the same to numerous friends llironghoU the Wairarapa, and hopes to receive bat generous support which has hten bestowed on his piedecessor. Mr N. J. Isaacs. Luncheon daily, from 12 81 to 2, Is. All liquors of the vtry hist brands. 80 Club Hotel Livery and Bait vS tables. MASTERTON. Messrs Hood and Shaw, Propiietors. MR T. W. SHAW begs to smonnee to his numerous friends in tb Lower Valley and all other parts of the Waiarapa, that he has, couiointly with Mr Hod. taken the above tamed Stables, and tlat be has every convenience for the travellinj public. Horses and both Single and Double Buggies and Carnages ol every desorption always on Lite. Colts carefully broken in. A Splendid 'Bus attends ffery train, both on arrival at d departure. 817 Eoyal Hotel Livsry Stables, FEATHERs/oN. HARRY COOK, (Late of Oreytiwu), HAVING taken the aiove Stables in co* junction with tht Billiard Boom, is prepared to supply the ravelling public with HORSES, BUGGIES, CABIY-ALLS AND VKH'CLES. The Livery department is under the care of an experienced groom, andavery attention paid to stabling, bait, and stal accommodation. Horses of first class quality bpt constantly on hand. Horses broken ito single or double Harness. A CAB will run to and from be stables to meet every train. Good paddock accommodation and reasonable charges. The proprietor having bad tiany years experience in the Wairarapa trots that his old friends and patrons will not Wgethim in hia new venture. 985 Prince of Wales Livery Stables and Horse J'eposittry, MASTERTON. WILLIAM NEIL, Late of Neil and Cockery, having taken the above stables is prepared to suply the travelling public with HORSES, BUGGIES, CABEY-AILS, AND VEHICLES Of every description on the shortet notice. The Livery Department is unde the care of an experienced groom, and everyattention is paid to stabling, hail and stall aoommodation. Horses of first class quality kept loastantly on hire. A ’Bus will run to and from the Rabies to meet every train. Motto—" Civility, Good Acoommodition, and * Reasonable Charges.’ 1 The Proprietor, having Rut muiy years’ cxpinence in the Wairariipa, trusls that his ola friends and patrons will not forget him in his new establishment. 58-1 [Established before the Food.] GRKYTUWN COACH & GENERAL EBP AIRING EAGTOKT. J. GAMBLIN HAVING removed to his new premises situate between the Greytovn and Foresters’ Arms Hotels, is now in a position to take any orders that may be entrtsted to him at a great advantage to the public in general, both with regard to price and workmanship—work which cannot be equalled in the Wairarapa. Being at little expense he can afford to do work at a very low rate, and to continue to do so. Having secured the services ol a first clast FARRIER, who understands the anatomy of the horse’s foot, the public can depend on having horses shod with ease and comfort PAINTING done on the lowest possible terms—Double seated Buggies, £4; Single do, £8 ; Spring Carts, £2 ; Dog Carts. £2. Agricultural Implement! and all kinds of machinery made and repaired—and guaranteed 71 J. HODGE, JUN., BLACKSMITH AND GENERAL SMITH, Mabtinbobquoh. SHOEING DONE UPON THE NEWEST PRINCIPLE. 82