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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXVI, Issue 11976, 13 May 1914, Page 6

NOTICE. Of ANTED KNOWN.—That J. dene " has taken over the Mail and Fardel Delivery per motor and trailer for telivery. PASSENGEES and PABCEL3 called for and delivered on shortest notice, it reasonable rates: Passengers can deptnd upon catching *ny train. J. GLUKE, SOUTH ROAD. Orders sent by Telephone No. 282 ■vilJ receive prompt atte ition. CLUB HOTEL MASTERTON. HERMANN CKASS .... Proprietor. (Late of ARCADIA HOTEL, Wellington), the WELLINGTON CLUB, and UNION CO. BOATS. THIRST-CLASS TABLE. MODERATE *■ TARIFF. CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. PROMPT ATTENTION & CIVILITY IS OUR MOTTO. BILLIARDS. 1L BANK WOOD, late of Greytown, begs to notify the billiard public of Mastorton that I c has taken over the •"E EAU SAJJOON, lately conducted by Mr W. SINCLAIR. The saloon will be run on modern lines, and the new proprietor hopes to receive the large support accorded to his predecessor . EAST COAST MAIL SERVICE. Tl/TESSES FLY AND YOUNG beg to "" A notif y the residents of Masterton, and settlerr of the East Coast, that they have take., over the above Mail Service so long conducted by Messrs Jones and Scott, and they trust, by courtesy and strict attention to business, to merit a continuance of their support. COACHES RUN AS FOLLOWS: FROM MASTER lON— Tinui, Whakataki, and Castlepoint— Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; leaving Masterton at 7.45 a.m. Homewood — Every Tuesday and Friday; leaving Masterton at 8.30 a.m. Stronvar — Every Monday and Thursday; leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. SEATS can be bookel at the Stables during the day up till 6 p.m., and in the evening from 8 till 10 o'clock. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE.— That all Luggage and Parcels for delivery must be left at our Coaching Stables at the rear of Mr Eton 's Pharmacy. All correspondence, telegrams and messages promptly attended to. R. BEATTIE, Ma ger. Telephone No. 130. COMFORTABLE LIGHTING. HARK DAYS are coming fast. Sooe drawn blinds, bright fires aao lighted gas will greet 'Le home-comor ai evening. Pleasant, too. wl'cc the warmth ano Light make tho room cosy and inviting. YOUE GAS BURNES3— Are they helping—is the light clear and brilliant as it should be? Perhaps mantles or chimneys need renewal —a new globe may be wanted — a burner may need replacing. Wo have a large stock of good burners and mantles —each niece the best of its kind. Good light is as cheap as bad —Paid now much more pleasant! THE GAS SHOWROOHiI, QUEEN STREET.