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Wairarapa Standard, Volume II, Issue 62, 7 March 1868, Page 1

A . J . WHYTE, COACH AND HORSES, LATE OF WHITEWOOD’S HOTEL, MANNER-STREET WELLINGTON. EDWARD S. MAUN SELL, Geeytown. Certificated Interpreter under the “Native Lands Act, 1865-67. Native Land Agent. STORE CATTLE. HEAD OF STORE CATTLE for sale at Huangaroa Station. Apply to WALLACE SMITH. January 2nd, 1868.

FOR SALE, HEAD OF YOUNG STOCK AND FEW FAT BULLOCKS R. HARE, Masterton.

JOHN KERSHAW, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, LAMBTON-QUAY, 'WELLINGTON, N.B. —Leather, Grindery, &c., always on hand. January 1, 1867. :bet brothers, c.b. LICENSED SURVEYORS UNDER THE NATIVE LANDS ACT. TUCK’S HOTEL, MASTERTON. JTUCK heartily thanks his patrons for 9 past favors and wishes to inform them and the public generally, that he continues to supply the best accommodation of every kind. Spirits, Malt Liquors and Wines of the best brands and quality. Good Paddocks, well watered and sheltered. First-class Stabling and boxes for training, &c. A Good Billiard Table. Saddle Horses always on hire. Horses bought and sold on Commission or otherwise. THE Undersigned begs to inform bis friends and the public that he has commenced business as Horsebreaker, either for Saddle or Harness, and that from the long experience he has had in Victoria and New Zealand feels confident of giving satisfaction. Gbbytown. iQrders left at the Rising Sun, Greytown, w 11 receive prompt attention. JAMES LAVERTY.