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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 507, 5 July 1880, Page 4

F GRAY, -in-ieturning thanks to his ftVv ««fls'.(!UßWnl6f 9 'for, mil favo'rl, bags to U era the public gonerilly. tlmt;having|now i* (took »J»re« n tho veryibest Mnibera saiwbWor Cba'ohbuildmg and Wheel jjjjjght purposes,He is,precar e^, ,tp receive and ■^jjte^jjr^ botlli style.' subidt jflequaj ithat 'twrriebVbut iii'any"pat't of thej.PyovMioe, j ' ( finanira fat all lrfn<)i< nf Vnfiinlnn .-lnnlmlino trimming <S 1 shall rooeivdimmediate attention,'; and b«iiperformed"with' neatness and dispatch.-, k a/ ~ ..:•!■ ; . :.m .;-... ! ':'■■ . . . . .toft,.: ■..:P.!MA'.¥ji" J - to,iJ j .Blaokßmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright; ENCOUAGE LO(ML INDUSTRY. 'TIRANA!! STREET,STEAM DRAIN • jl PIPE WORKS, jiw , fi EOBGE NORBUBT begs to inform his Vj/--old patrons and the public genekl'y that he haaireturned from England, and has j re-opened the above well known workß. 1 G. 1 receive'orders" for' Glazed SUnoware Pipes, These pipes are thorougly burnt, and are:of extra-thioknoss (ta ensure durability), and the sockets are made accord-iug'tetht-Mest approved English style, to secure a correct joint, G. N. does not hesi.tate to say that thoy are the bast pipes in 'he market. Engineers aid others respectfully invited.to inspeot these pipes. Telegrams, letters, 4c,, addressed George Norburyj Cuba-street, Wellington, will receive prompt attention. 37 TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD. FOR 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. \ARLEY > KNIGHT . GENERAL CARRIERS, JES.to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and its vicinity that' they have removed from Greytown to the premises lately,occu. pied by Mr Job Vile in Masonic-street, Mas.terton, and are prepared to CONVEY GOODS to and from Featherston, and Mastertoi, Taueru, or elsewhere at the lowest wrant rates THOS. C. D'AROY, DLAOKSMITH. FARRIER, «fco. CARTERTON. ; nounoe te the settler'of Taratahi-Carterton and neighborhoed, that be has commenced business in his new Premises at the above Township, and kepea by strict attention to business, coupled with moderate charges, to secure a fair share of public patronage. Horses shod on the most improved prineiple; special attention being given to badly formed and diseased feet.. .. Farm Implements made and repaired. Ail work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 . Blacksmith. Ac, Carterton. U7ATSON & WINTERINGHAM Saddlers and Habnbss-makebs, ral public that they have removed into thennew premises fronting Mr F. Gray's blaoksmith'sishop, where they can now compete with any house in, New Zealand. At therepest of the greater number, of residents ef Masterton and surrounding Dis-. tricts, 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, rlrst-olass workmanship, Sal strict attention to business. No extorlien'in prices. All kinds ef attention paid to either Town er Country orders. aid despatch. Also, every requisite of the Trade kept on hand. 276 n IT\ Tjl A BM B R''. HAS the honer to announce to the settlers of the Wairarapa and the East Coast Districts that he has opened his Extensive : CENTRAL PREMISES adjoining the Bank of New 'ZbAiaxd, and opposite M. Caselbbm & Co.'B Brick Ware house, where he will he.able to offer to old customers and new greater facilities than heretofore for selecting FIRST-CUSS FURNITURE. Geitlomen furnishing vill do.well to call and inspeot his DRAWING AND DINING-ROOM SUITES, whiohhi is new turning oufr-unequalled for price, material, and workmanship. He also directs attention tehiß steok of BEAUTIFUL PIER GLASSES. ! G. T. F, begs to inform his friends and the general public that he has added the business of UNDERTAKER ; to his establishment, and all orders entrusted to him will be executed with promptitude. G. T. F. has paid considerable attention, lately to importing HINKS'DUPLEX LAMPS, extraordinary splendid light, beside which even the Gasoline pales. BAMBOO CLOTHES AND TOWEL should inspect G. T.F.'s stock before purchasing. :.- -i LADIES are invited 'jo view his'varied and , extensive stock of Toile'tWare," ■■,,«.- , TeiletTables-- ;■'-,';■ Fash Stands/ < ". .[.. ; : ~'i Oval Und Square (Tables' j .-,;'"' .>;■- of Drawers .-. ■ 'y.'.£ 'OHeffioniers '-';... .'• ••; :; ':'■ Wardrobes--' -.-•■ _ '• • '■' - ; -Perambulators Walnut and-Cedar Drawing and Dining- ; ~ - room- Suites - ,-- ; •- '■•' Wool Mats, .' Adelaide Mats and" Door Mats, , ! Childrens'Cote,lronandlVood,■•■--i : ; : And ; a. large and assorted-stock of i igboistock.of PIOTUfiE MOULDINGS -offhand;" , All goods ; «old; at prices unequalled in the , Wair&rapi. ]'. ; ''"'\ •;.; A. tariialis rgip«Jtfully solicited, &'T. at the ikotteit and of the b'est FUSNITURE'TOORDEi' .>.; "at his new'cenfral premises. {J' : -s G.'T. L V4UEErtsTREEr;-~ :? 'i