BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3204, 2 June 1909, Page 6

BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

One of the best known livery and bait stables in tne North Island is that in Queen street, Masterton, owner! and managed by Messrs Pinhey Bros., Ltd. The principals of his excellent firm have been catering o the needs of citizens so long that their stables is classed as one of the most popular and best patronised in the city, but it is in the reputation that they have established among travellers, tourists and business men, that they particularly pride themselves. For this field the fame of their fine horses and handsome equipages has travelled wherever their customers have gone. The whole secret of the phenomenal success of Pinhey's Stables lies in their thorough business methods, and the fact that the finest horses in the country and the finest carriages to be obtained are available at a moment's notice. To see this firm turn out their best at any fashionable wedding celebration is an object lesson as to the manner in wh. : ch an up-to-date livery stable should be conducted. The stable in Masterton is certainly one of the most imposing and convenient structures of its kind in.the Dominion, equipped in a way certainly not excelled if approached. I The stalls and loose boxes are roomy, well ventihted and invariably clean. I The storage room is ample for all i requirements, whilst well appointed waiting rooms and offices, are provided. it is only within the last two years that Messrs Pinhey Bros., Ltd..acquired the line of m?,il coaches running between Masterton and Castlepoint, but that period has served to bring them into thorough accord with the high business principles that has characterised the working of the heal stables. Fine new stables have been erected at Tinui, which would do credit to Masterton, and in addition to housing the coach horses, the firm are now prepared to provide stabling for visitors to Tinui, and storage for vehicles and other goods when required. Messrs Pinhey Bros., Ltd., make a point .to treat everyone, regular customer or tourist, alike, and they have one scale of charges. They have surrounded themselves with men of character and experience, and the constant and substantial growth of their business is the best evidence that they are providing the kind of service that appeals to the general public. y