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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2054, 13 April 1887, Page 1

A GREAT CONVENIENCE TO LADY VISITORS TO GHETTOWN. ALEX.""GRI6G, Baker, pastry cook and con FECTIONER, BEGS to announce that he has now added to his premises a convenient Refreshment Room where Ladies and Children can obtain suitable Refreshment when they come to the town and always meet with civility and attention. Tea and Coffee on the shorted notice and Cakes, Lemonade and Ginger ale always on hand. OPENING NOTICE. T. GAUDY, BAKER t CONFECTIONER, MAIN STREET, GBEYTOWN. TC. UDY wishes to infoira his friends • and the general public that he has opened those premises in Main Street, Grey* town, opposite St Luke’s Church, as Baker and Confectioner, and hopes by keeping goods of Ai quality to merit a share ol their support and patronage. Bread can’t be surpassed; one trial will be sufficient the prove the fact. PICNICS AND SOIREES SUPPLIED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. FRESH BUTTER ALWAYS ON HAND. 255 W.H.SPEAKMAN BREAD AND MAIN STREET, FEATHERSTON. BREAD MANUFACTURED ON AN ENTIRELY NEW PRINCIPLE. A GREAT DISCOVERY. ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THE FACT. BALLS. somTis. PICNICS, Supplied on the shortest notice, and most 968 liberal terms. S. HAIGH, BUTCHER, GREYTOWN, Begs to return his sincere thanks for the liberal support ho 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 their favors. BUSINESS NOTICE. SAVING arranged for a lease of the Premises occupied by Mr R. Greeks, pposite the Wesleyan Church, Featherstou, have opened them them as a BUTCHER* isG ESTABLISHMENT, and having a tactical knowledge ol the business, cusimers may rely upon being well served nd receiving every attention. My Prices ill be found as low as possible to make rem, and the quality of the goods supplied 1 the best. I respectfully solicit a share of your Bteemed patronage, and nothing will be anting on my part to give satislactiun. A. EVERITT. Featherstou, Deo 1. 42 WORTH KNOWING. ALLAN WHITFIELD, THE PHARMACY, WELLINGTON, HAS received a large consignment ex •• Aorangi ’’ of pure Drugs, assorted Soaps, Hair Brushes, and Perfumery, Paris Pessaire Preventative, Enemas, and Syringes, &c., Ac., which he is selling off at greatly Reduced Prices. P.B.—Note the address— ALLAN WHITFIELu, THE PHARMACY, WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. Facing Evening Post Office. A. BALK BUTCHER. Main Street, - i’eatlimton, (Opposite Mr Toogood’s Store) AB. Begs to notify to hia customers and . iriends that he has removed from Ins old establishment to those more central premises above named, and he hop. s by continuing to strictly attend to ihi it five; -to merit the same amount of patioum-e “ B '*• otoforo. HAMS, BACON AND SMALL GOODS Always on hand. JOHN KAV, Tent, Tarpaulin and Hick (.’Jot Ji Manulacl urci - . Queen Srrtu.r. M-n-miios. Rick Cloths, Horse i uvirn. Tents, iatpaulins. Men’s and Do- A Oihkinf nude any weight. . , ~ ' A Large Number <-i W.aei proofs Cauv.n, Shooting, and Travel, oa Rags always tLL at wj-.l Orders esectti. WILLIAM EELLAFt rENEBAL COMMISSION AGENT, Queen Street, MASTER!ON. Aoest Fob oaland Fire and Marine Insurance mpany w Zealand Accident Insurance Comjy, rmanent Investment and Loan Aseotton ol the Waimana iblio Trust Office ol New Zealand OPENING NO'JICE. BARNARD begs to announce to e Publ-o ol Ok Down and snrdistricts, that he ims oouune. c«I * WAKIi AND CLUNK M AKt H. ose puims.s next to Which and ire ; whe:o hy stiict iitien.ion to and moderate eharg- =. lie 11 T ( -“ l 0 air share of public e’.ioooil s I lochs, and N- n*g •'"•ohmei '■paiiou, and adjusted, on the snorL