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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 97, 1 March 1879, Page 4

yf I LL I A M 1? EN TON, . general, storekeeper,' ' ,- Mais ' Street, Greytown.< 309 T ST; G'E 0R G E'i Chemist and Druggist. Greytown. <V large assortment of general Stationery and Fancy Goods kept in stock. 309 AT K I N G. \ , Tailor and Habit maker, ' Greytown. Style, Workmanship, and Fit unsurpassed. Trices Low. N. K. will ride out a distance of 20 miles from Greytown for orders. 309 0 M A X T 0 N, FAMILY GROCER, BREAD & BISCUIT MAKER, CONFECTIONER, &c, Greytown. Wedding Cakes made to order. 309 HA It T U D Y, Ju n. Blacksmith, Farrier, and Wheel. WRIGHT, Greytown. JU orders promptly attended to, and workmanship guaranteed. 309 TAMES MAGU IE E, y Bricklayer, Greytown. Chimneys built, ranges set, and all descriptions of Brickwork executed at moderate charges, and in ft workmanlike maimer. Bricks, lime, cement, and all materials constantly on hand. 312 T SMITH , Bricklayer, Bookmaker, andLhnebumer, Greytown. AU orders for brickwork executed at moderate charges, andin aworkmaulike manner. TV B A E, BA T T ■ NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, TIVIDALE NURSERY 313 Near Greytown. W W I T T O N. shoeing and general smith South Greytown, 316 T R, HEBLEY (Late of Wellington) V , Boot & Siioemaker, Opposite E. Briglit'a Blacksmith's Shop GREYTOWN. Perfect Fit and fast-class Workmanship guaranteed, from the strongest boot to the finest Work.—Prices moderate. 317 Commission Agent, MALN-STEEET, GEEYTOWN. Rents and Debts Collected. Tradesmen' Books kept. 33 mHE LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND 1 GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, EDWARD PEAECE, Agent, Wellington. THOMAS FREETHEY, Sub-Agent, Greytown, H HiIGH, Butcher, GMYTOWNmi U, TAMA TAHI, begs to return his sincere thanks for the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and to inform them that he has opened new premises at Tahatahi, necr Belvedere road, under the management of Mr John Carmont, aud hopes by keeping only t.ie best to be procured, reasonable prices, and attention to business, to continue to meiit their favors. 308 WAIRARAPA STEAM BISCUIT AND BREAD MANUFACTORY.

MAIN STREET, OREYKWN. D. WATSON, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Baker and Confectioner, Laving recently erected a largo oven, and added to his plant the latest improved mochiuery for the manufacture of bread and biscuits, begs to inform his customers that ho is now prepared to execute orders to any extent. 309 m BARNARD Watch and Clock maker, Greytown. Established 1871. Spectacles te suit all sights, Jobbing promptly executed at moderate charges. 309 { LEXANDRA BOARDING HOUSE. CIIAI'EL-STItKKT, ILISTEItTOS. 0. JACOBSEN begs to announce that ho has removed to the house lately occupied by Mr Enoraen, in Chapel-street, where he will be glad to provide comfortable and superior accommodation for boarders and travellers. Meals at all hours, Every comfort provided. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE IjIWINGTOITS TRAVELLERS REST li HOTEL, (Just below Empire Hotel,) Bridge Street, A liberal Table. Tea each meal. Coffee and Oyster Supper Rooms open at all hours, N.B.—New Milk and Vegetables for Sale. Jan. 13,1878. 13 TTNDEIt DIST IN.GUISHED PATRONAGE. CLAYSON'S, CAFE EOYAL'HOTEL! AND RESTAURANT. I '(Next Empire Hotel), I Bridge-street, Masterton. Oyster and Supper Rooms open at all hours

MR J. HYDE PAKKER, Professor of Music, lias made arrangements to visit the Towns in the Wairarnpa during the summer, to give lessons in Music. Abduess—Cave of Mr C. Boimington, Music Warehouse, Wellington, 338 Thanking tho public for their liberal support hitherto, hopes by strict attention to business and punctual delivery of goods, combined with moderate charges, stiil merit continuance of the same. Bavn made temporary arrangoments for stabling, &c., in the rear of Mr Mason, chemist, \V. H. intends in a few (lays to. stage direct from Masterton to Featherston, and cstabish, with spring waggons and brakes, a daily delivery of goods from Wellington to Masterton direct Wellington agent, Mr T. C. Darcy. Any goods entrusted to hie care and consigned to the above will receive the utmost attention, •36 IUTE CEOSSE, DENTIST, will shortly be in Masterton. Old patients will be in-