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Wairarapa Standard, Volume II, Issue 59, 15 February 1868, Page 1

NO TIC E ! NOTICE! ! TO THE INHABITANTS OF WAIRARAPA AND SUROUNDING DISTRICT. ME. M. HAYMAN BEGS TO INFORM THE INHABITANTS of the Wairarapa and surouddingl district that he has arrived from Melbourne and Dunedin with a splendid assortment of DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY AND JEWELRY, COMPRISING : Silk Dresses, Poplins, Silk Mantles, and Shawls Collars and Sleeves, Handkerchiefs, Stockings Embroidery and all kinds of Ladies and Children’s Underclothing too numerous to mention ALSO, JEWELRY OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, COMPRISING : Gold and Silver English patent HUNTING LEVERS Ladies’ enammelled' GOLD WATCHES set with DIAMONDS,’ hy the best makers from England Ladies’ and Gents’ GOLD ALBERTS and GUARDS English and Colonial manufactured COLONIAL GOLD BROOCHES and EARRINGS of every description Ladies and Gent’s DIAMOND RINGS, Colonial and English Gold Ladies’ and Gent’s RINGS set with PRECIOUS STONES oo M. 11. intends to call regularly on the inhabitants of the Wairarapa and surrounding districts with his fine assortment of Goods as above mentioned, and trust to the inhabitants that they will honor him with their patronage, as he intends to supply them with the very best of articles at a reasonable charge. With every article of JEWELRY will be given a WRITTEN GUARANTEE as to being genuine. ALL WATCHES GUARANTEED FOR TWELVE MONTHS OR EXCHANGED. January 11, 1868.

WOODSIDE SAW MILL. GOOD supply of SAWN TOTAEA TIMBER will always be kept ready for delivery, and orders executed with despatch. J. CRUICKSHANK. Woodside, October 25, 1867.

TO BE SOLD OK LET, WITH A PURCHASING CLAUSE. A FARM OF FIFTY ACRES with Dwelling House and Out-Houses, situate near Featlierston, and lately in the occupation of Mr R. Buckridgc. _ For terms apply to MR JAMES THOMPSON, Featherston. August 2,18G7.

NOTICE. FIELD, Bricklayer, (late proprietor • of the Waihinga Ferry), begs to inform his customers and the public generally, that having now retired from the Ferry, he s prepared to execute orders left at the ‘Mercury” office, Greytown, or sent to his residence at the Waihenga,in a manner which cannot fail to give satisfaction. Waihenga, Nov. 10th 1867. K. BURKETT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, BOOKBINDER AND PAPER RULER. Manner-street, RECEIVES by every Mail via Panama the following Papers; — Illustrated London News, Punch Dispatch, Lloyds’, Reynolds’ Universe, News of the World Home News Weekly Times, Illustrated Paper Illustrated Weekly News Bell’s Life, &c. Periodicals, every month, in parts — London journal, Family Herald Cassell’s Illustrated Reynold’s Miscellany English Woman’s Domestic Magazine Bow Bells British Workman Irishman, Nation London and Paris Fashion Book Young Englishwoman’s Fashion Book Penny Readings by Tom Hood The World of Fashion Orders for English Papers or Books promptly attended to.

Miss Braddon’s, Lever’s, Mayne Reid’s, Amard’s, Mrs Trollope’s, and all the best authors at 24s per doz., sorted, and the Volume Library Books at 15s per dozen. Account Books of all kinds instock School Books, in great variety Bibles, Prayer Books Church Services, Hymn Books Reward and Gift Books Drawing Paper And every article connected with the Trad 6 , Albums in great variety. Music and Books neatly and cheaply bound Orders left at the office of the Mercury punctually attended to. Agent roa the Waikaeapa Mercury. July Ist, 1867.