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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 555, 30 August 1880, Page 4

BOOTH' 1 AND' CO.; AItATAHI SAW &iHiANINd> MILLS. j ■ Waibarapa,-;;:;'■ i<;'' ; ' 'otara, Red Piue/Mataij White 1 -Pinoj- aucl j ;ptherTimhe?fl'cjattoo^dVr {h ''; :-r,| ,ARGB STOCKS of DKESSED 'TIMBKIi' | •. i. .-..<.■■ m (!■) jare kept—Flooring, Lining, t fco. TIHEMASTERTON, PERMANENT, 1 .■".'.' INVESTMENT „..,■..,..". AND.BmLDING SOCIETY. ~,i, ', Offioku—Council Chambers, Masterton. ■■■-'■■ PttwaTksa—Fftrquliar,6my, Alfred W.Renall JC. Boddington, G.Eusaoll, Vilo | K. M. Galloway (treasurer). .....i '. Subscriptions on investment shares, Bs per month; ultimate value of sharos, £50, ; ■ ; ! Pay Day—the.First..Saturday in each month; from 10 to 1,2 to 5, and 7to 9 o'clock NOTICE—Fixed deposits will ho taken by tho above Society of sums of £25 or upwards bearing interest as follows; 3 months, -7 per cent, j 6 months and ovor, 8 per cent, per annum. ■'•■' J. MOWN, Secretary ami Manaj.er.' ; I Tobo or not .to be—that is' tho question Whether it is : nohler in'the minds To suffer tho stings.' and arrows of out- , raucous fortune. Or to. take up arms against" a sea of troubles, ;.' And- by opposing, end them." n -13.0 RGE, TDOWLES I TO THE,FORE I. The; proprietor of tho above popular Butcher's establishment now begs to notify to his numerous customers,- and to tho Public at large, that he has, REMOVED HIS BUSINESS ' TO'HIS'' ; ! NEW PREMISES Where he hopes to "Continue to deserve the wido patronage hitherto accorded him, and ■where he trusts it will be fonud that his PRICES AND QUALITY OF MEAT RIVAL *LL COMPETITION Lately brought into the local market against him. 515 The'JOBBING OFFICE of tho WAIRA RAPAj DAILY is supplied with, the best Machhics and the largest assortment of Type and'Matorial in the district. It is tho ONLY Otlico ill the WAIRARAPA which oan execute Job Printing equal in style and finish to tho BEST WELLINGTON OFFICES. A) orders;PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY executed at MODERATE PRICES. rAMES THOMPSON begs to inform th 0 public that on and aftor this date he REDUCED THE PRICE OF BREAD to 9d per large loaf and 4jd per small loaf, booked; and 8d per largo loaf and 4d per small loaf, for cash. The usual discount allowed on all accounts paid weekly. ; JAMES THOMPSON. Masterton, Juno 14th. 1880. 489 By:SP«>tol »a« Appointment to gJjUiZ Hie Excolloncy ffiM Si r H e r c ut 1 os Robinson, \T\ U| NC A N CAMERON SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER (Opposite N.Z. Times Office), Wims-STREBT, Wellington, D.C. Ug6 to thank the Wairarapa public for the liberal patronage lie received when hi business amongst them, and wishes to draw their attention to the fact that by favoring him with' their orders they can procure a really good article and one which he cab guarantee All work sent out is made under his own.supeivision on the promises, and if the setters of Ihe Wairarapa desire to save motoy they cannot'do better than Bend to him for:whatever article tlicv require in the Harness' or Saddlery lino. Ono especial fea ture he would draw their atttntiou to is the fact that he delivers all goods FREE at the Greytown railway station, thus making the prices charged • by him cheaper than any house iii; the colonies. A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents 1 Saddles, 1 Bridles, Whips, Spurs, and everything appertaining to the trade, D.C. wishes to call attention to his own Wollington-mado Carriage, Bujjgy, Gig, and Trap Harness; also, Oart, Plough, and Leading do,, and desiics to draw particulai notice to one special line— best American 'viiggy 'Harness—really good;. the only house in town where tiiis may be procured, Cheapest Houbb in Wellington for Cash, Special Notice.—All goods delivered free ai jGroytown Railway Station . .Country orders punctually attended to. Rememlier the addre^BBUNCAN CAMERON, ' SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER, (Opposite N. Z. Times Office), Wi'uis-sirebt. 'Wellington, 341 HISTORY —When. Victoria was a yonn| Queen, and Prince Albert standing by her sido-sho had on a light muslin dresi and a large crinoline—she fired the first slur at the first Wimbledon meeting of Voluu teem. She hit the bull's eye, Color-'er geant James Huxley was one of her bodi euards, j and bo was James Symos, an! Henry, !t'ne great riflemaker,. waß in oh: squad, At that time Huxley was a pros perous foreman tailor, making the Voluni.ee 'uniforms /or throe parts of tho Volunteers o England, now ho is only a Boss Tailor oi Lambtoii Quay/Wellington, making Suitso Clothes for £3los and £4 10s ofthe satw quality that other Tailors get £6 10s for He is enabled ti do so by his Buperio knowledge of the trade, and doing a vor; arge business and for Ready Money only* : ' /WHITE'S, HOTEJi, FOXTON, j -0— ■ ■-:■■■ •■■.. :■•-'■ ■ EVERY accommodation and comfort foi travellers aud the pubic at large, ai the above-Hotel. Sample, Bath. Billiard. Oo&ch and Store rooms. ...,.- . 20-Btall Stable, Cobbs', Coaches depart and arrive daily ■ and from Wellington. ,< ./.. .;.: ; A;J,,WHYTE, 499 Proprietor. | EVERSLEIGH, HIOKEY & :; CO., WCK, SHAKE,; LAND," AND' -MSB > ,:pIILEJPKERS, /.;:';, Fire lincl.Lile Insurance, Houso, and, . Gei.erar Commission Agents, and <'; Merchants.. ; Advances made on, Grain and Genera Produoe. and other securities, M, C, Hidkoy, ; 'Ceftificated Acaonntantfii ' Bankruptcy.) ' |tw """ •" Crawford's Buildings,:Brandon'Slreet,