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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 553, 27 August 1880, Page 4

IV ILL IAM BOOTH AND CO, ' 1 t • w.;l !W.|.l X UV'UV-J. TARATAHISAW & PLANINGJIILLS. ! . Waiiubal'A',' (. ; ;i ; : Totara, Keel Pine,. Matai* Piiie/.ariti! other (Timbers oiifc ; to' : 6rd'er.' ; " I ; LARGE of: DRESSED TIMBER we lining,• ( fcc? :: > j • -■ :270 The. mas te r to n -permanent ! INVESTMENT ;• f;/' / AjIJP I BUILDING 'SOCIETY. ■; Ofhiokb—Counoil'Ghambors, Masterton, . TnuSTEES-FiirquharGray,.Alfred W. Ronall Diueotoh3—MessiaM. Caselberg(oliairumn), J C. ;Bqdd|ngton> G. Russell, J, Vile 'll NliGallo way (treasurer). ~i> . .Subsor!plionß,.on,inye3tment.shares, 6s.per month; ultimate v4uo of shares, £50.',; P« DiU'-r'Tlw First,Saturday,in. each: month; from' 10 to 1,2 tp 5, and 7to 9 o'clock NOnOE-tKiced deposits will bo Mftnby the above cocioty of'sums of £25 or upwards bearing interest as follows 3 months, 7 per cent, j 6 months stadovor,' 8 per cent; per annum.' i . ! J. MOWN, :; " Socretarv aiid'ManiLteir.' To'be 1 or not to be—that is the , Whether it is nobler in the minds. To sullor tlio stings and arrows of outh ragcous fortune, : ~ Or to talw up arms against a sea of troubles,' Alii by opposing, end them." .Q. E C ,itGB JgOWLEB : ' " ; : TO THE ME! The proprietor of the abovo popular Butoher's establishment now begs to notify tb his numerous'customers, and to tlio Public at large, that he has REMOVED HIS BUSINESS : : 10 HIS NEW PREMISES Where ho hopes to continue to deserve the wide patronage hitherto accorded him, and where he trusts it'will be found that his • •PRICES; AND QUALITY OF MEAT ; i RIVAL *LL COMPETITION Lately broiiglit into the local market against him. -I'S o ; T I 0 E The JOBBING OFFICE of the WAIRA RAP A DAILY is supplied with the best and Material in the distriot. It is the ONLY Office in the WAIRARAPA which oaii piecute Job Printing equal in, style and finish to the BEST WELLINGTON OFFICES. A 1 orders PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY executed at MODERATE PRIOE3. TAMES THOMPSON begs to inform th e ■ public that on and after this date he lias REDUCED THE PRICE OF BREAD to 9d per large loaf and 4|d per small loaf, booked; and B'd per large loaf and 4d per saiall loaf, for dash. The ÜBual discount allowed on all accounts paid'weekly! • ' | JAMES THOMPSON. Masterton, • June 14th. 1880; 489 ( 'By Spee'al to Appoinimont ExMlloncv Sir 116 rc ut 1 oi Robinson. pUNOAN CAMERON SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER (Opposite N.Z, Times Office), Willis-street, Wellington, !' J_ D.C. begs to thank tlio Wairarapa public for the liberal patronage he recoived when in business amongst tlieni, and wishes to draw their attention to the fact that by favoring him with their 'orders thoy can procure a really.igood.article and one which he can guarantee, All work seut out is made under his own supeivisiou oil the premises, and if the settlers jf the Wairarapa desire to save money they cannot do better than sendte him for whatever article thev require in the Harness or Saddlery lino. One especial fea ture lie would draw their attention to is the fact that he delivers all goods KRKlvat the Greytown railway station, thus making the prices charged by him cheaper than any house in the colonies. A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Saddles, Bridles, 1 Whips, Spurs, and everything appertaining to the trade. DC. wishes to call attention to his owii Wellington-made Carriage, Buggy, Gig, and Harness; 'also, Cart, Plough, and Leading do., and desires to draw particular notice to one special line—best American Buggy .Harness—really good; the only house in town where tim may be procured. Cheapest House in Wellington for Cash. Special Notice—All goods delivered free at Grey torn Railway Station Country ordors punctually attended to. Remember the address— DUNCAN CAMERON, SADDLER .AND HARNKSS-MAKER, >;; (Opposite'N.Z. Times Office), Willis-street, Wellington. 347 HISTORY-'-Whon Victoria was a young Qucon, and Prince Albert standing by her side—she had on a light muslin dress and a large crinoline-she firod thefii'Bt shot at the first Wimbledon meeting of Volunteers. She hit the bull's eye. giant James Hurioy was one of her "body guards, and so; was James Symea, and Henry, the''great riflemaker, was in our squad. At that time Huxley was a pros-, perous foreman tailor, making the Volunteer uniforms for three parts of the Volunteers of England, now he; is only a Boss Tailor on Lambton Quay, Welliiigtoti. making Suitsof Clothes for £3 10 s and £4 10a of the same quality that other Tailors get. £6 10s for, •He : is, enabled to do . so by, hw superior knowledge of the: trade, arid doing a very whyte's hotel; FOXTON. 1 -Or- ' " EVERY accommodation and comfort for travellers and the public at large, at {he.abore Hotel. ' " j Sample, Bath, Billiard, Coach and Storexooms,! - < :-■! 20-fetall Stable,. .. Horses and Buggiestfti Hire, 1 ' 1 ' V Cobbs' Coaches idepart and arrive daily to ;and from Wellington:-' ; A.J.WHYTE, j Proprietor. " p t EVERSLEIGH ) .HiCKEY &.CO,, STOCK, SHARE, LAND, AND MERCANTILE BROKERS, Fire and Lifeilnsurance, House, and General Commission Agents, .and. Merchants, . Advances made fin' Grain jand' Genekl Produoe, andotheriecuritiw.';'''' : Sa M, 0, Hiokey, Certificated Aceountant in - : Bankruptcy,)v 1 1"> n , - ■ '•10 '/.V;!!', . Crawford'i Buildings,;. Brandon-sireet, i Jvv vW#UinflW.'!S;(l]