'.ma ß, GR ; EY£I) W c N I}OMI^ v Jj i jr^RBVTOTOiWAIBmW./j^.:|^ JOHN QUIN - • '•...'■ PROPIEToitT THE. above well-known' and iolll-estalv lished Hotol. offers Special Advantages to Visitors to tbe , ' ! :Waitarapa :; ivn(l ll Tr'a'Vellih^ l Public in Accommodation and Convenience. Particular attention has : ,been riven arrangemeut of Apartment, uii'd the Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated, the atcommodationircqualio" any in tlie T district. will find all the Comforts'bf a'Homo,' and"ovireytitten-1 tion paid them. A eomforfoble'OwEßKin CoNVBVANCBfin connoction with the .Hotel; m'eet's every' train', for the Convenience o£ v -"'-'• Patrons and tll^Pulnlcr" While soliciting the Favors of tlio Travelling Public,, and thanking his patrbTis'fpV'tlie 'support hitherto accorded; - the •'Proprietor .wishes to 1 nssuretlicm the same'attention will, be given as.hitherto. | Good Stabling.and Grass Paddocks araj attaohed to the Hotel. J Note— the •"'■''. '' [ GREYTOWN HOTEL, < (Within a few ohains of .the Post and Tola--485 , ~; . graph Offices. . ,' \, . )ISING SUN HOTEL,: GREYTOWN. 11 —' Wh. HAMMERIOH.-:;■;..Proprietor, J BEGS to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that be baa taken the aboyo well-known Hostelry. -' Since taking possession, it has undergone considerable alteration in its management.' Impiovements have been effected internally ana externally, 60 that with its abundant accommodation for boarders, travellers, or families, and its close proximity to the Bailway Station, the Proprietor on now cbnfidently recommend it as one of the best Hotel in the province, In assuring his patrons that' (as in former years) none but FIRST-CLASS WINES, BEER, OR SPIRITS, Will be kept on the premises, and th»t the charges are moderate, W.H, tats to get a share of public patronage. ■ OLD FRIENDS ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED. A Conveyance forfabsknoeks and Lurgase "■ ATTEHDB EVERY TRAIN. I O'BEBT WALKER \ Lite of the Duke of Edinburgh Theatre, Hokitika), las opened the Union Hotel, Willis-street, Wellington. - Call and see him, 443 AMES I N G, GOLB AND SILVERSMITH AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 4S" (Under the Illuminated Clock), WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Orders for the trade carefully attended to. 374 BARNES, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, WILLIS-&TREET, : WELLINGTON, (Opposite Doctor Harding's) Jewelry of every description made and Meerschaum Pipes Mounted. Old Gold and Silver Bought and Exchanged. Gilding and Electroplating. Agents for Wairarapa, with whom orders may be left :-MrD. C, Kkib, Featherston; MrT.E.PnicE, Masterton. 471 WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS. TIB HIGHEST MARKET VALUE Given for Wool, Hides, and Sheepskin CASH ON DELIVERY. JAMES GUILFORD, Sen., Wool-scouring and Tanning Establishment Carterton. , N.B.—Any wool, hides, or skins, mav be left with Mr Thob. C. D'Aeoy, Queen-street, Masterton, and the highest market value "•'"'n. ',. ',. ... ►OW R Y AND KING MASTERTON STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER MEROHANS. i Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating, Skirtings (single and double faced), Architraves (single and double faced.) All kind of Mouldingson hand and to order Green-house Lights, &c, &o, All orders punctually attended to, ■USI CA L NOTICE. W. WEBLEY, Lambion Quay, Wellington. TUNER, and REPAIRER of the Pianoforte, Cabinet, Organ, Harmonium, Flutina, Violin, Englibh' Concertina, etc, Pianos resilked, repolisV. il, refelfced, and thoroughly renovates at moderate prices. Violins repaired, Flutes repadded, etc, ■ Bows re-haired and cleaned. A supply of fittings for various instruments kept in stook. Tutors for all instruments. A stock of small instruments always on hand. Musical Instrument Commission Agency. Instruments of every description bought or sold at a moderate commission. Orders taken for American Organs. Masterton agent, Mr T. E. PRICE, from whom any information ai to prices, etc,, may be obtained, • 444 FELLINGHAM, 0, BOOT&SHOEMAKKR, Maih-St., Fbathemton. Repairs neatly executed. A choice description of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Boots and Shoes always on hand, either sewn or pegged,- WORK at LOWEST PRICE in the Valley for CASH, 463 TF ;M f EASTHOPEJ General Commission Agent, Rents and Debts colleoted and prompt return Agent for Mutual Life Association of Aus- .: ' tralasia. . 494 ARGYLE BOARDING-HOUSE OR CLUB.' YV• getagooddinner, with the choice «f a Cnp of Tea or Coffee or a good Glass of Ale.' I give the Beer and sell the Dinner, .A.EWJNGTON., VAGLE T) RE WE BY (OPPOSITE RAILWAY HOTEL) : '! . ' 'Masterton. ' .. j THE undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa that they are Dow'able to supply ALE and STOUT of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, and hope, by lupplying.a Good and Pure; Article; to secure year orders, 'which will,,receive:our Barlies Attention. ;;:'■■■: ■'■'-■>'■ y > <■■' ■ . -They also beg to 1 inform the agriculturists of the nejghborhood that .they are goin» to erects MALT-HOUSE, arid will be purchasers of MALTINGyjARLEY next season.. . \---'\ 1 '", (LM ; AIPOUA tj BREWERY, i
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 507, 5 July 1880, Page 4
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