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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1836, 26 May 1886, Page 1

W. TOOGOOD, FEATHERSTON, Having completed the opening up of NEW GOODS ex Aorangi, cordially invites inspection of the public. In order that his customers and the public generally may have some idea of the prices, he quotes the following as a criterion of prices ruling. Not marked low as a draw, but in the ordinary way of business : Childten’s Socks from Id per pair Children’s Ulsters, nice assortment, from 4s 3d each Ladies’ Ulsters, nice assortment, from lls Winceys, Twilled, from 6d per yd Woollen Dress Material in large variety, all prices and colors, Trimmings to match Velveteens, Falcon and Louise, all colors, trimmings to match from Is 6d per yd Calicoes from 2d per yd Boy’s Jersey Suits from 4s Flannels from lOd up Blankets from 6s 9d per pair up Men’s Cardigan Jackets from 3s each Felt Hats from 2s each, new goods Men's Straw Hats almost given away Cadies’and Children’s, same terms •Suits, splendid value Youth’s Suits, splendid value Hoy’s Suits, to arrive per lonic, from 3s 6d, tweed. j W. TOOGOOD is satisfied that his goods will compare favorably with the best bouses in Wellington, and the system of selling goods Retail at Wholesale Peices will be strictly adhered to. W. TOOGOOD wishes to draw particular attention to the low price if Blanket s, very large size, only 325, worth 40s. Also now landing ex lonic, a large amount of Men's Clothing of every description. Youth’s and Boys’ do. Too many lines to enumerate All to be sold, Retail at Wholesale Prices. Highest prices given for dairy produce. Zinc lined cases for sale.

NOTICE, DAILY COACH BETWEEN MARTINBOROUGH AND FEATHERSTON. ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, APRIL 23bd, G. LAWRIE WILL RUN A COACH EVERY WEEK DAY From Martinborough, leaving Orr’s Hotel at 6.45 a.m., arriving at Featherston so as to oatch first train to Wellington. Will leave Featherston Railway at 12 noon, calling at all Hotels and Stores for PASSENGERS and PARCELS, arriving at Martinborongb, 2.30 p.m. G. L. trusts that the DAILY COACH SERVICE will be appreciated by the traveiling public. He will endeavor by coubtest, PUNCTUALITY, AND MODERATE CHARGES to gain a share of support. Cbaboe, 2b fid each way. Parcels & Goods at reduced rates. Greytown residents wanting Parcels deli, vered in Martinborough can send tnem to Mr Buckeridge’s Railway Refreshment Room, Featherston, and they will be taken on. In order to give the Storekeepers and others of Greytown the benefit of sending or receiving goods, &c., from the Lower Valley, the Conveyance will leave Martinborough at 9 a.m., arriving in Greytown about 11; leaving ureytown on Thursdays at 3 p.m., and arriving at Martinborough at 5. Fare—2s fid each way. In fine weather a Coach will leave Martinborough at 9 a.m. on SUNDAYS, and will leave Featherston on return at 5 p.m. MASTERTON LIVERY & BAIT STABLES. HOOD AND SHAW ’ENDER their best thanks to the travelling public aud settlers of the district for the liberal patronage bestowed on them since they commenced business Jin Mastertou, They have now to anuounce that the have been re-erected and re-opened, and will be found commodious, comfortable, well ventilated, and supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. The new stables have been designed with all the latest improvements, and being built ofi.,.n can be WARRANTED FIREPROOF. 625t GEORGE LAWRIE, Proprietor. CLUB STABLES

A iirsl class collection of Buggies, Carryalls, and reliable Huddle Eorses constantly on hire at moderate tales. Every attiulion made to the requirements of Commercial Travellers. The Livery and Bait Department being undei the supervision of skilled and trustworthy hands, persons putting up at the stables may rely on their horses receiving the be-t nossihle treatment. The 11 Favorite ” 'Bus meets every Train. i)o SECURE PADDOCKS, masterton COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. MUIR & DIXON, PROPRIETORS, Every description of Vehicles Manufactured on the Premises, At Lowest Possible Prices. Terms Cash. Pirst Prizes at Pastoral Shows 1880, 1881, 1882, a»d 1883. MUIR 4 DIXON’S PRICE LIST— Single Baggies, from L3O Double Buggies, from L3B Waggonettes, from L 45 Buggy and Express Waggons, from L 35 Dog Catts, from L2B Pagnels, from L 25 ALL OTHER VEHICLES EQUALLY AS m chjsaf.