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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 499, 25 June 1880, Page 4

NOTICE. f. PL inl/etumngothanW /to hia <rous,customers for past favors, bpga to ifi m'tke public generally that having now iii jtock a largo quantity of ?tho very beat Ijmbors suitable for Coachbuilding and Wheel fright purposes,he is prepared to recoivo and execute all orders entrusted to him, and will guarantee both stylo and finish to equal that turned out in any part of tho Province. ; Eepairs to all kinds of Yehioles, including trimming & painting, shall receive immediate attention,' and be performed with neatness and dispatch, ... P. GRAY, 1 ' Blacksmith, Coaohbuilder, and Wheelwright Jlastekton. V ENCOUiiAGE LOOiE (INDUSTRY. TARANAKI STREET STEAM'DRAIN PIPE WORKS.

EORGE NORBURY begs to inform his old patrons and the public generally tliat he has returned from England, and has re-oponed the above well known works. 6. N. is prepared to receive orders for Glazed Stoneware Pipes. These pipe 3 are thorougly burnt, and are of extra thickness (to ensure durability), and the sockets are made according to the most approved. English style, to secure a correct joint. G. N. does not hesitate to say that they ar« ths beat pipes in tin market. Engineers and others respectfully invited to inspect these pipes. Telegrami, letters, &c., addressed George Norbury, Cuba-street, Wellington, will receive prompt attention, 37 TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON AND SURROUNDING neighborhood; Health, Durability, and Economy, •*- Recommended by the Faculty as one of the Best and cheapest ever invented for this climate. SOFFE'S 35s SPRING MATTRESS On view at the Manufactory, Manners? street, Wellington, Six Men Continually making. •'&CE. JYTtILSON, Blacksmith is Farrier, , JLi ■ Main-street, GBEYTOWN, In returning thanks to his cusromers for their liberal support, begi to intimate that, in addition to his Blacksmithing business, he is now carrying on WHEELWRIGHT and Coacbbuilding, so that all who favor him until their support will get a thorough good articl« at lowest ourrent price.

Terms: 3 months; overdue accounts charged 10 per cent interest; 2J per cent allowed on monthly payments, and 5 per en cssh trade. 437 gUOKSMITE. MRKIER, * CARTERTON. The undersigned begs respectfully to announce to the settler 1 of Taratalii-Carterton and neighborhoed, tliat he lias commenced bnaiucas in his new Premises at the above Township, and hopes by strict attention to business, coupled with moderate charges, to secure a fair share of public patronage. Horses shod on the most improved prinsiple; special attention being given to badly formed and diseased feet. . Farm Implements made and repaired, All work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 Blacksmith, Ac., Carterton. ATSON & WINTER INGHAM Saddlers and Haeness-iukebs, W Desire to inform their friends and the gene ral public that they have removed into their new premises fronting Mr F. Gray'a black, smith's shop, where they can now compete with any house in New Zealand. At the request of the sweater number of residents of Masterton Districts, they have started in the Saddlers and Harness business, and trust to merit a fair share of the public patronage by putting in first-class material, first-class workmanship, and strict attention to business, No extortion in prices, All kinds of attention paid to either Town or Country orders. . 1 on hand. 276 jj|ADRICEVILLB FARRIEKT. Drays and Farm Implements repaired in an efficient manner, All Blacksmith's work executed on the Charges Moderate. H. AULIN, EMPORIUM, MAUKICEYIILE, 436

AGLE jgREWERY. (.OPPOSITE.RAILWAY HOTEL) THE undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa that they are n®w able to supply ALE and STOUT of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, and hops, by supplying a Good and Pure Article to secure yeur orders, which will receive our EarUes Attention. They also beg to inform the agriculturists of the neighborhood that they are going to ereot a MALT-HOUSE, ana will be purchasers ,of MALTING BAILEY next season. (LATE WAIPOUA BREWERY. - MASTERTON. WAIPOUA BREWERY ! WAIPOUA BREWERY! R. V. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he has purchase.'! the valuable Plant and Stook-in-Trade of the Waipoua Brewery ; also, that he h»s engaged as Manager MR FRANKLIN, lately-a principal Brewer in that worldrenowned firm BASS & CO., Burton-on,Trent. R. Y, SMITH will be able to brew and sell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF BEER than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial lristriot; Masterton. Q.ATTSCHA & pARSONS, Re-openino of

DUNEDIN BEBK trill now bo superseded by a batter local, artiole at a less price, EMPIBE CARRIAGE FACTORY Dixon Street, WELLINGTON. McDUFF, & CO., Are ouilding every description of Carriagei,"' Buggies, Thorough Brace Breaks, Express Waggons, Spring Carts, &c,, Ckqitr. tlm ImprM Goods, Repairing, Painting, and Varnishing done in • first-class style,;-■. : Cheat attention paid to County ordm, • N.Bi—The only Carriage Faotory in the Colony with practical mechanics at the he a of eaon Department. ■ ' 4 LIME I' LIME!- LIME I 0N; SALE by the undersigned, at 7b per . bag of .4 buahels—delivered in ton. : Bags to bo retumed, - 1 . - • , ~ T, KILBUEN & CO., , Matahm, Q, S. W. DALBXMPLE^