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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4494, 4 August 1893, Page 4

STAR HOTEL ■ QubeN'Btrest, Mamirton. H. R, LO W, Proprietor TN TAKING possession of the STAR JL HOTEL, I beg to inform the publio of Maatcrton and District, that no Jort will he spared to make the Hotel a popular reisorti Sfi icial attention will be paid to the re quirementa ofßoardersand Yicitorr, Only the best brands of liquors will bo kept Stablmq and PaddocU ( H, K~ LOW COBB AMD CO BEG to inform the residents of Mauriceville and districts that they have purchased Mr W. Vila's Goaehing busiuess, and hope by civility and attention to merit a share of the patronage so liborally bestowed on theii predecessor. Farer and time of starting as usual until further notioe. C-088 & CO, Mauricevllle. P.S-All orders ontrusted to 0.4 (Jo will receiye immediate attention NOTICE. AFTER being nearly twenty years in the employ of Mi W. Perry, 1 have takn over his KURIPUNI . BUTCHERY, And hope by civility and attention to business to obtain a fair share of the patronage oi the people living in Master ton and Kuripuni. Every description of MEAT OF THE BEST QUALITY v ill be kept, and sold at reasonable prices WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTOfIiSR, Kuripuni ; .....Masterioh WALTER PERRY, F AMJL Y BUTOHEB Queen-Street, Mastertcn, BEGS to thank tlio publio for thoir continual support during the many yiurs he lias been in businsss, and to inform them that having s"!d his Maatcrton Businoss to MR. CHARLES HUGHES, lie bogs to recommend him to their notice and to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage wjich has been accorded, in the past . _______ l"N connection with the above, having J. pUrchasedMr Perry's business, I brg to solicit a coDtinuanco of the support so ong accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility and keeping the best of. meat .of all descriptions, to prove that I am worthy of the patronage so long givon to my prede- ' CHARLES HUMES, FAMILY BUTCHER, Corner of Queen and Churolf Streets, HABTEKTON Cientral Shaving Saloon A, WHITE & CO. BEG to announce,that they have now business as* HAIRDRESSERS 4 TOBACCONISTS in the commodious premises lately occupied by.MB-GEo. Saoe. OLD FRIENDS and NEW FACES, will bo welcomed, and patrons will find the Central Saloon second to. none in Maetetfon.for ' COMFORT-, CLEANLINESS, and CIVILITY. ; ANTIONETTE STERLING'S VISIT Recalls . the. association of tho DRESDEN . PJANO COMPANY with the historio concerts of PATEY, KOWALSKI, OVIDE MUSIS, LOUISE TANNER, EDUARD SHARE, TESTIMONY: Opera House, Wellington, (Sth July, 1893. MB M. J. BROOKES, Manager tho Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. Sill,—lt lias afforded me great pleasure to perform on tho grand piano supplied by your Company to the MADAME STERLING concerts hero.. Its singing quality of tono in tho middle register, being enhanced by a magnificent baas and a treble of exceptional beauty, Rake it moat suitable for any large building With a hope that my recommendation nay be of service to jou, Move me, Yours very truly, MAY HAIiGOOD, Solo Pianiste, Madamo Sterling's • ■ 'Concert Party. PIANOS and Organs, s By practically cvciy loading maker in tho •world, on TIME PAYMENTS, from 20s monthly, TIME PAYMENTS, from 2Us monthly, Sheet and Book Musio a speciality. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LAMBION QUAY & BRANDON-ST., Wellikoion, Aoexts: Mastsmon Hood& Johnston, Gmsnomt ,-,F. H.Wood. AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON Drafeuy Department—We have the honour to inform our customers that we havo now oponed our new goods in all departments and with increased facilities, and by keeping a more extensive stockthan heretofore, includingniany new lines, we are now in a position to meet the requirements of patrons and our, inoieasing trade. New Dmbb Goods in all the loading colours and most fashionable materials, Flannelettes, Plaidings, Skirtings, Serges, Flannels, <Sc, White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling and Bush Rugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in tho newest styles aud shapes. Clothing Department.-"A Sow Departure."—Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats, made to measure, with or without Oapes, and in any stylo required; all sewn seams, and guaranteed thoroughly rraterproof for 655, Gss, 7os, 80s, and 84s. Also a splendid stoc\ of Waterproofs and Oilskins on hand," Working Men" you can select the material, and have your Shirts made of Cotton, Linen, Union Leatherine, and All-Wool Shirtings, These aro made by a first-class Shirtmaker, andßEitm welmiape, not thrown together, will stand rough wear, Prices from 4s to 10s 6d. Also Gents' UnderFlannels, Drawers, 1 Night-Shirts, etc., "Made to Cider," Just received, a splondid assortment of Kaiapbi Clothing, in Men's, Youth's and Boys' Suits, Trou« sen and Overcoat. This clothing is undoubtedly the very besV value in tha market, alßonew Under-Garinente, Hate, Boots, and bboea, eto. INSPECTION INVITED BY GEO, JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL MERUBANT, DIRECT IMPORTER, Queen-bisect, MASTERTON, ' Walter - OMsliolm, general storekeeper MAUWIOBTILW