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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 May 1913, Page 2

|L. M°D PATRICK "IRISHES to notify the publio . T that he has taken over the J business lately carried on by Mr J. , P. RANKIN. The business will be conducted on the most up-to-date lines, and customers can depend upon getting the best BREAD and choicest 'SMALL GOODS. WEDDING and , BIRTHDAY CAKES are a specialty. Customers waited on daily. NOTE—The Bakery im Pm e Street jig still being conducted under the same management. \ L. McD. PATRICK. (Late J. P. RANKIN.) Corner Queen and Perry Streets, Masterton. EAST COART MAIL SEBVICE JJJESSRS JONES, SCOTT AND OO \f oc «~ \ 6g *° ? oii! * the residents of Masterton and settlers of the East ast that they have taken over the 'ov mail service, so long conducted I'.essrs Pinliey Bros., and tl»y j ast .by courtesy and strict attention business, . merit a continuanoe J tneir support. Coaches run as follows: FROM MASTERTON, Tinui Whakataki, and Casfclepoiiil: Every Monday, Wednesday, and Frileaving Masterton at 7.46 a.m i Homewood: Every Tuesday and Fri. I leaving Masterton at B.SO ».n. Stronvar: Every Monday and TEur r - < day, leaving Masterton at 7 a.m. SEATS can be booked at ©-, tables during the day up till f p.m., and in the evening from S till o'clock. Patrons please njte that all luggage amd parcels for V must ba left at our Coachine Stables, a* t% ■ rear of Mr Eton's Pharmacy. JONES, iCOTT AN! t. Proprietor, Masterton [Telepioii* 130.