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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 71, 29 January 1879, Page 4

n ODTRE'Y RUSSELL, \J BUILD E 11, ■JJPPER PLAIN STORE, T, WILTON, PropßiEm •; A M :13 8 ' R U S. S.E L LArchitect,: First Avenue, Kuripimy Masterton. UDW I N F E.I ST , GROCER, DRAPER, AND GENERAL DEALER, Bridge-street, Mastkrtox, rjl H. MURRAY & CO., BUTCHERS, Masterton, yAL TE R TERR Y, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridge-street, Mastert o j' ASTERTON BAKERY. JAMES THOMPSON. BREAD AND • BISCUIT BAKER, Bridge-street, Masterton. f II S PEARSON KL. MILLINEII. . Bonnots, Hats, and Head-dreEsos iii the latest fashion, Prices moderate, Ostrich Feathers cleaned to look like new for Is, Address—Opposite Foresters' Hall. 35 MAURICEVILLE POST OFFICE STORE, Forty-milk Bush, HENRY AULIN, Proprietor. A large Stock of Groceries, Drapery, Sc., always on hand. Feb, 14,1878. T OHN ROBERTS begs to inform the public that ho has opened a Blacksmith's Shop at Akitco, and'that lie is prepared to do all sorts of ironwork at most reasonable prices. For Sale—lronwork, Spades, &c, rnHE MASTEIITON BRICK-YARD AND I LIME-KILN. 11 SMALLEY, Proprietor.. , Parties requiring Bricks or Bricklaying executed will do well to apply to 11. Smalley. QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDCOOPER'S SHEEP DIP. T,. G, MASON, ' Ciiemist Masterton, M. EASTIIOPE, Collector and Commission Agent, masterton, Rents and Debts collected, and prompt returns rendered. J CAFF ER Y Begs to inform the inhabitants of Masterton that he has commenced to ran an Express to remove furniture; also pack and remove pianos, harmoniums, &c,, or any kind of work, by day, hour, or job. , : Apply at Mr Jones' Fruit Mart. ENUI, UPPER WHAEEAMA, I'. GILMORE SMITH, Agent. All agency business promptly attended to, Books kept—single or double entry, Branches at Tauern, Tinui, Whakataki, Castlepoint, Oahonga, and Alfrcdton. "JJPPER PLAIN SAW MILLS, McGregor brothers, Proprietors. .

Timber cut to any size and delivered,. JAMES' 'T'HOMPSON, Manufacturer. of DERATED WATERS AND CORDIAS, Bridge-street, Masterton. 0 B E 11 T ' W Y E T H , Importer and Dealer 1 of British and Foreign Fruits, Seedsman and General Storekeeper. Coffee and Luncheon Rooms, by Mrs Wyeth, Bridge-strert, Masterton. E N R Y J .0 N E S, WOOD CARTER, Upper Plain Road. - A good stock of four and two-foot wood always on hand. No stinting, the full cord and half cord given. H, J, can also supply orders for building piles, on very reasonable terms. Orders left with Mr A. Coppins, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, will receive prompt attention, fjl 0 F A R, M E R S. CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Having purchased the MASTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILLS, Are prepared to grind all wheat entmsted to them at current rates. JENS ON & HADLEY, PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND GLAZIERS, Kuripuni, Masterton, A good consignment of Paperhangingsalways on hand. All requisites for the trade kept in stock, Jjj Q U A R T L Y. COACH PAINTER, Sign Writer, and Gilder on Glass to tiie Trade. Bridge-street, Masterton, (Late of Wellington), Plumbers, Glaziers, Painters and Paperhangers. Wliolesale and Retail dealers in oils, paints, glass, and putty. 308 ILL IA M KEES TE R, Manufacturer of Tents, Horse-covers, Oilcloths, Blocks and Tackle, &c., begs tc inform the public of Masterton and surrounding districts that he has Btarted in business as above, and trusts, by attention to all orders entrusted to him, to merit a fair share of support, ffi Premises-Opposite the Empire Hotol Bridge-street, Masterton . volunteer fire BRIGADE. The' regular Fortnightly Practices of the Brigade will take place at the Engine-shed, at 7 p.m., on the SECOND and FOURTH WEDNESDAY of every month,