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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 382, 6 February 1880, Page 4

Q P E N I N.U.. i M "' SAD'ijLEUY'i ' ! !-J'< " ;u » ..in,■ ■, v i.I (I ; 1 1., | :; cofe^et^iop® l1 * >' v «&gnp aninwkiiiig' oil. a S^M^nort;' & L i' Customers andthoM)lip ; for. part .support) tanjiw * the way, he will sSLlev?)y —-Trade for ONE MONTHatGreatly Rediioe'd .. ; Call aud see the Stock and Prices, and then Judge for \ourtelevs. ■■■■-••■• Eywy.dwsriptioa of andJlaraew , MttufiWtuifid l 'oh the' PremiteS '»t Shortest Notice, and re* idPNws the AtoßßSs- ■■■■ j _ B. Q. WLLIAMS, . ! Opposite CluV Hotel, Mastering 231 WL I T T, L.E J Q H N , " CHRONOMETER, I WATCH ,ANE CLOCK MAKER, (From Edinburgh, Sootland), j Lambi«n Quay, (Opposite the Occideiital Hotel), WELLINGTON. Pooket and Marine Chronsmeten, Duplex, Repo&tiug, and every description o! ofdinary and intricate Wa'toh'-work Gleaned, Repaired, and Adjusted. .«'••• W.L. devotes himself entirely to the work ing part of his business,' 8c that those pat•wnisinghim may. depend on having tneir orders executed with promptitude ana wre. Over 20 yoan' practical experience; Spectacles, concave and convex, fitted to any sight. 34 7 JAMES KINO, GOLD . AND SILVERSMITH •. ij MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, #3" (Under the Illuminated Clock), jg . Witns-STRBET, Wellington j Orders for the trade carefully, attended to. ■IT ' 874 J . B A: B L 0 W, BUT O H E E, . .■ •- •■■■. ' CiRTERTOK. i'Small Goods of every description' almys en hand. Order* punctually attended to. j, TO THE SETTLERS OF WAIBABiPi Gentlemen,-: theraton-Sale Yards for the enßuing',6 months, we beg to notify that during that poiod NO ENTRANCE FEES- 1 OKARGED, and further,! the 'success of the Sales, we areiHlirigt'o advertise all stock entered with us for saU, AT OUR OWN EXPENSE. We have also arranged for paddooking accommodation at I imall chnge for those settlers who may wish to bring their oattle or. sheep over night,, or ~ leave them a night after the sale; ; Trusting . to receive : the>iSupport and- co-operation oi both buyers and lelleri, in thwour endeavoi permanently to establish'rigularand succeed Jul itlei at the Feathewton Sale Yards. ! We are, Gentlemen, j Your obedient servants, I .. F.H.WOOD & CO., , Auctioneers and Cattle Salesmen 1 , 45 ...... Greytown. D ONA L D if oX'E NZ IB In returning thanks (or. the liberal, patron l sge Hitherto bestowed npon him, begi to Inform the inhabitants! of Masterton and unrounding distriote, that h» haa procured a itook of timber suitable for Coach and Wheelwright 1 ! work, and is. now prepared tp 1 fulfil any orders for the above which may bej (strutted to him.. . The branoh willbq under l the management of ,& competent Wheel*' wright. Renaire of any ..description, THm* 1 mint Painting,' &0,, will be exeouted at 1 the snorteat notiot, and on the most reuona He termi. J. 0 1 0 K & a ON, STILL Faithfully attend to instruction* from old . ' patrons, and friends recommended ~ by them. 254 jIURNITURE WAREHOUSE T, S, JAGO, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AKp .UNDERTAKER, BpflMlWOCr,' MMISRTOS. Pianos re-silked and polished, All kinds ofKofcure-fraining executed. . Oarpefca planned and laid down. Venetian blinds made to order. Furniture renovated, and'all kinds of repa : The itupeotioa of the public invited, 1f.8,—-Furniture 'delivered within V reason able dittanee. T 8. JAGO, OABWK'UAUat, UraOLSTERSR, AKD UH»H&* ' l • urn, id#e-itfeet, M a.