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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2063, 4 May 1887, Page 1

A GREAT CONVENIENCE TO LADY VISITORS TO OBKYTOWN. B ALEX. GRIGG, AKER, PASTRY COOK AND CON FBCTIONBB, BEGS to announce that be has now added to hia premises a convenient Refreshment Room where Ladies and Children can obtain suitable Refreshment when they come to the town ami always meet with civility and attention. Tea and Coffee on the shortest notice and Cakes, Lemonade and Ginger ale always on hand. OPENING NOTICE. T. C. UDY, BAKER A CONFECTIONER, MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN. TC. UDY wishes to inform 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 A 1 quality to merit a share of 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 ENTIKELY NEW PRINCIPLE. A GREAT DISCOVERY. ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THE FACT. BALLS, SOIREES, PICNICS, Supplied on the shortest notice, and most 968 liberal terms. S. HAIGH, BUTCHER, GREYTOWN, Begs to return bis sincere thanks fot the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and hopes, by keeping only the best to bo procured, reasonable prices, and attention to business still to continue to merit their favors. BUSINESS NOTICE. lAVING arranged for a lease of the Premises occupied by Mr R. Greeks, posite the Wesleyan Church, Featherston, have opened them them as a BUTCHER* IG ESTABLISHMENT, and having a actioal knowledge of the business, custners may rely upon being well served id receiving every attention. My Prices ill be found as low as possible to make em, and the quality of the goods supplied the best. I respectfully solicit a share of your teemed patronage, and nothing will be inting on my part to give satisfaction. A. EVERITT. Featherston, Dec 1. 42 WORTH KNOWING. ALLAN WHITFIELD, THE PHARMACY, WELLINGTON, HAS received a large consignment ex •• Aorangi ’’ of pure Drugs, assorted joaps, Hair Brushes, and Perfumery. Palis dessaire Preventative, Enemas, and Syringes, to., <ko.. which he is selling off at greatly deduced Prices. P.S.—Note the address— ALLAN WHITFIELD, THE PHARMACY, WILLIS ST., WELLINGTON. Facing Evening Post Office. A. BALE, BDTCHEK, Main Street, - Featherston, (Opposite Mr Toogood’s Store) I 4 B. Begs to notify to his customers and i friends that he bus remov. I Itom hia | old establishment to those mote eei It.al premises above named, and ho hopes by eon- ! tinning to stticily tilted to their tuvo;. to 1 merit the same amount of patronage n hcio* j toforo. HAMS, BACON AND SMALL GOODS Always on ban 1. WB JOHN KAY, Tent, Tarpaulin and lliek Cloth 1 Manufacturer. j Queen Street. Mas-teuton. Rick Cloths, Horae Covers, Tints, TarIp inline, Men’s and Boy’s OiDk’ns m ~i- :.ny 1 weight. A Large Number of Waterproof.’ Canvas, | Snooting, ami Travelling Bags always on hand. ! ALL AT WELLINGTON PRICES. ! Orders executed with dDpatedi. 057