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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 598, 19 October 1880, Page 3

.IJIHE. pJGRMANENT . WATSON & WINTERINGHAii (Next Council Chambers), QUEEN-STREET, BEG to thank their numerous friends and the public of Masterton for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them since commencing business, and desire it to be distinctly understood that patrons can depend upon obtaining the best article at the lowest price at their establishment. Their motto is "No extortion," and they act up to it. All kinds of attention paid to either town or country orders. Bepairs neatly executed with promptitude and dispatch. Eveiy requisite of the trade kept on hand. !S T 0 P! AND BEAD THIS. CARTERTON BAKERY. A. L. WHYTE, ■Would respectfully announce to the Civil Service and the general public located in and around Carterton that he is determined to meet the hardness of the times by REDUCING BBEAD =TO= 6d the 4lb Loaf Gas Sevenpence if Booked. N.8.-A.L.W. would respectfully intimate that his books are closed to iono-winded CUSTOMS. BOOK-KEEPING.— Private Lessons in Book-keeping by Single and Doublo Entry given by a person of large and Practical experience. Tradesmen's' Books opened, audited, or adjusted, and arrangements made for keeping the same. Terms Moderate. Address—Accountant, Box 83, Post Off Masterton. 587 WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE 1 October 4th. 1880. To the Editor of the Wairaiupa Daily. SIR,— I see a great deal in your paper about opening up and marking off dozens of trunks of BOOTS and SHOES, opening Branch Establishments, Clearing Out Bankrupt Stocks, Groat Clearing Sales, and many other such schemes .to draw t'ic public away from 0. G. COLVILLE'S CARTERTON CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE, opposite the Marquis of Normanby Hotel. I need not trouble you with a price list, as the public know very well—no matter who 'sells cheap—that 0. (]. Colville, from long practical experience ill the trade, will always defy any competition that may be brought against him. One visit to my new shop will be quite sufficient to show that Colville's is the LEADING CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE of the Valley. There the public can have a first class aiticle at a seconi class price. THE CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE CARTERTON. • 587 1 if MASTERTON

Coach & Carriage Factory. MUIR AND DIXON BROS., Having a Splendid Assortment of American Goods on hand, are prepared to build VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, equal to anything turned out in the Colony, Painting done in the Best Style, Cushions, Trimming Falls, 4c., made with the be3t of leather, in various pattorus. New and Second-hand BUGGIES FOR SALE for sale at the lowest price for CASH. Persons desirous of obtaining a good article at their own price will do well to call and inspect our stock now on hand. P.S.—Buggies from £35 and upwards. 9FREMEMBERAT THE MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. MASTERTON HORTICULTUBAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, SPRING SHOW, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24, In the Town Hall, Masterton. Members are reminded that their subscriptions are now due. Programmes may be obtained from T, 0 D'Arcy, Hon. Treasurer; J. Brown, Secre tary, or W, Everett, President, 572 NOTICE. rpHE following ladies, members of the -*-■ Committee of the Bazaar to be held in December next, will be happy to receive contributions of Work, Materials, or Monoy : Mrs Arnofc Mrs Bannister MrsH. Beetham Miss Best Mrs Bremner Mrs Ca\e Mrs Chalmers Mrs Donald Mrs Fannin Mr: Hosking Mrs Moore Miss Morison Mrs Paige Mrs Paylon Miss Roekel Mrs J. V. Smith Miss Smith Miss Valiancy Miss Hare. FOR SALE. EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE, with outbuildings and acre of land laid out in Garden and Orchard, situate at Manaia, at present occupied by thi Misses Morrison, For tonrs apply to Mf BUNNY, Solicitor, or to the Rev C. H. GOSSETT, on the premises. October 6th, 1850, 503 FOR SALE.—A country HOTEL, doing a steady trade. Possession iu October Apply THOMAS THOMPSON, 481 ■ Taueru Hotel. "pi KELLY (Late of Masterton) . COOPER, :■■■. -Main-atreet, Carterton. Cooperage of all descriptions on hand/'