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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1863, 28 July 1886, Page 4

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO FAEMEBS, BUNHOLDEBS AND OTHEBS. A Novel Way op Wins Fenciko. No more Splitting the Straining Posts with Plug, Wire Fencing Without a Plug. J BNKINS’ PATFTJT PLUG DISPENSER Is the best ever invented. IT is invaluable to everyone connected with wire fences. It is a great time saver and made with your own material. Terms within the reach of everyone. For farther particulars apply to J. H. JENKINS, 19 Carterton.

PUBLIC NOI'ICE. N. KING, “ The Wairarapa Tailor,” (Next door to Institute, Main Street, Greytown.) NI7 takes this opportunity of thank- . XV. ing his numerous friends and customers for the very liberal support accorded to him since his business renewal at the above address, and assures all who may favor him with an order that they may rely upon fit, material, and workmanship as first-class, and at the Lowest Prices for cash, and what is of more importance to the wearer, viz., no “ slops ” are kept upon the Premises.

THE EAGLE Tailoring Establishment. WE wish to inform oar Friends and the Public that this Establishment is still under the same management. Our large and extending business enables us to keep continually before our patrens the Newest Designs in Materials. OUR CELEBRATED SUITS, At £3los 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 WONDERFUL BOOK FOR ORE SHILLING. * m Containing 100 Tricks ami Delo- £ siona with Cards. 25 Marvellous Com Tbicks, For the performance of which only \ common pack of cards and the ordinary coins of the realm, are needed. All Fully Explained; Also, A Large Collection of Amusing Kiddles, Chahadbs, 1 Gaxjs, Ac,, and 200 TRICKS WITH CONJURING APPARATUS, All illustrated, explained and made simple with a Catalogue of English, French and American Novelties, Games, Toys, Ac., covering over 300 pages, and illustrated with 400 wood blocks. JACK AND HIS BRIDE. Mechanical figures, dance to music, and keep perfect time, la 3d each; pair, 2s. The Wizaan or the North's Changeable Pack of Cards, wonderful changes with lightning rapidity, 1 s 2d, post free. N.S.W. stamps taken at par, post office orders or postal notes preferred, if stamps of other colonies are sent a 2d in the shilling for exchange. Take Notice—To advertise our Business, we will, a short time, send the whole of the above mentioi articles to one address post paid, for 2s fld. Address all orders li!

H. YORKE & CO., 401, George Street, Sydney. Lock Box, 41, King Street, Post Office. A. WRIGHT, HAIR DRESSER, ETC,, HAVING opened his new HAIR DRESSING SALOON & TOBACCONIST SHOP, announces that he has on sale Tobaccos of thebest brands; also Meerchaum, Briar, French and Common Clay Pipes, at moderate prices to suit the public. Also a selection of Amber Mouth pieces, with and without silver. P.S. The Public should not fail to visit the Hair Dressing Department. It is the only neat and comfortable place of the kind in this part of the Talley. Nothing like it in has been seen in the district before. Also, A Splendid Collection of Accordions and Concertinas to choose from—very cheap. SCALE OF CHARGES. Gentlemen’s Haircutting is Children’s „ .. 6d Shaving 6d A. WRIGHT, Main Street Grey town. PUBLIC NOTICE.

H. NEAL, (Late Assistant to Geo Aldous), to inform the inhabitants oI the Wairaiapa that be has' started in business on his own account at Feed Harvey's, Todeaconibi, No 31 Willis-street, Wellington, as Hairdresser. Ladies’ hair work made up in all its branches. Country orders promptly attended to. 612 H. NEAL. WELLINGTON STEAM COOPERAGE, WATERLOO QUAY, WELLINGTON, Near the Railway Station, BUTTER KEGS of best quality at lowest rates. Storekeepers supplied wholesale. Casks and Kegs of every description, and Barrel Churns made to order. All timber for Butter Kegs is well steamed to take the taste from the wood. W. CHALMERS,