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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 122, 31 March 1879, Page 4

HARE AM A' BOOTS. WILLIAM RIDDLE having engaged a first-class Bootmaker, can guarantee all orders to bo executed on the shortest notice, and in a first-class style.. Sewn work and water-proofs made to order. None but the best material used. 87 WAIPOUA STEAJI SAW, PLANINGVY AND MOULDING MILLS. . Sash and Door Factory. Caned work cut to any design. Turning: n all its branches. All description of Joiner's work done. BACON, MICHELL, 4 FOGDEN, " PitorniF/roRS. MASTEKTON STEAM SAW, PLAN-' INCr, AND MOULDING MILL. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. ON HAND: Doors, Sashes, Flooring, Lining, Rusticating, Skirtings, (single and double faced), Architraves, (single and double faced), Mouldings, (all kinds 011 band or to order), Flooring, lite. House Blocks, Green-bouse Lights, &c. All orders punctually attended to. HOWRY k KING, Proprietors. JMPOIt TA N T NOTICE. F. GRAY, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for past favors, begs to inform the public generally that having now in stock a largo quantity of the very best timbers suitable for Coacbbuilding and Wheelwright purposes, he is prepared to receive and execute all orders entrusted to him, and will guarantee both style and finish to equal that turned out in any part of the Province. Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming and painting, shall receivcimmediate attention, and be performed with neatness and dispatch. F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, Wheelwright, kc. Mastertos.

ILI, IA M BLA CK , WELLINGTON AND GKEYTOWN, COACHBUILDER, Is prepared to execute all orders for New Vehicles Of every description that may be entrusted him or the Manager of his Greytown Branch. All new wotk Guaranteed for twelve month with reasonable usage. Repairs executed with despatch. IN STOCKGarriages of every description of the beat quality and finish. . Principal Workshop and Rcspository— COURTOAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. MU "WILLIAM WOODFIELD. Manager, of Greytown .branch. IB BLEW KITE BROTHERS COACH-BUILDERS, WIIEELWRIGHTS, AND PAKRIEKS, BniMiK-smi:r, Masthkton, Beg to announce to tk inhabitants of Master-' ton and surrounding Districts that they have built a large and commodious CARRIAGE factory, and engaged Mr J. W. McDckk, late Manager for W. Black & Co., and havinga stall' of firstclass mechanics, they arc now prepared to build Vehicles of every description, which for style, workmanship, and finish cannot he equalled by any other house in the Colony; ami their prices are as low as is compatible with «ood workmanship and the use of good material. All work guaranteed -for 12 months, On Sam;— New and second-hand Vehicles of every description, An inspection of their Situw Rooms respectfully invited, NOTICE. Kllili LU WHI'I'E BROS., having engaged . a First-class Fainter from Melbourne, are now doing work at 'he following extraordinary Low Prices £ s. d Paintin Double Buggies Firstclass Style 5 0 0 Do do .Single do ... 40 (I Do do Spring Traps ... 1} 0 0 Everything else equally as cheap. M astcrtcn, Dec. 21, 1878. 3f> P. F E I L D I XII T0 W X CRI ER, Albert Housk, MASTEIiTON. 69 pAKKES A.vi) PETERSON Beg to inform the inhabitants of Maaterton and surrounding district? that they have commenced business as Bootmakers, in the new premises next the Club Hotel, and hope, by strict attention, to merit a fair share of public .patronage. iadies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Smjcs, sewn or pegged, made to order Repairs neatly executed. P. and I'. have also on haul a wcll-assortod stock of English and Colonial made Ladies' Gent's and Children's il-ints ;md Shoes. HfTHK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 1 COMPANY (LIMITED.) STEAM DIRECT TO ENGLAND. 1 HE Magnificent full-powered, Clyde-built Steamer ST A D H A ARL EM, 1721) Tons Register. -J.30 horse-power, is appointed to sail from LY'J'TELTON to LONDON on the lOih .ll'Rll.next. I'his splendid steamer lias superior accommodation lor all classes of passengers, having been built in 1573 for the Dutch East Indian Mail Service. She is lifted with every modern improvement. Her route will be via Cape Horn, or through the Straits of Magellan, awl, it is confidently expected nhe will make the'!" passage in 4ft days. The route cbosenavoids all the discomforts of a protracted voyage through tropical waters, which are inseparable from Hie voyage through the Red Sea ami Suez Canal.' An experienced Surgeon will accompany the ship. I'or full particulars of freight and passacc anplyto NEW ZKAL/IND SHIPPING COMPJNY, (Limited), Otivtoin-hoiisc Quay. Wellington, V. Or to their Branches and .igviich throil«!i? out the Colony. ' °:!n