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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 113, 20 March 1879, Page 4

BOOTS. Mr W. RIDDLE is now prepared to supply the district with a really first-class article as above, having engaged a shoemaker diiect from Masterton, All Hoots hand-made. 3G WAIPOUA STEAM SAW, PLANINGu AND MOULDING MILLS. Sasli and Door factory. Carved work cut to any design. Turningi 11 all its branches. All description of Joiner's work done, pBACON, MICHELL, & FOGDE Pboprietors. Masterton STEAM PLANING, AND MOULDING MILL. SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. ON HAND: . ® 00 o r , 8 '. S . aslle3 > Flooring, Lining, RusticatSkirtings, (single ami double faced), Architraves, (single and double faced), Mouldings, (nil kinds on hand or to order), Flooring, l.fe House Blocks, Green-house Lights, &c.' All orders punctually attended to. BOWBY & KING, . Proprietors, W. RUDMAN Pork Butcher and Small Goods Man. A. W. E. begs to intimate to the public of Masterton and surrounding districts that, having noticed a glaring deficiency in the place, he has gallantly stepped into the breach to supply the want, and is now offering the undermentioned goods at the most reasonable prices consistent with their excellent quality— Brawn Tripe Black and White Puddings German Sausages Cowheels Spiced Beef Saveloys &c,, &c., &c, A. W. R, respectfully requests a trial of the above, and trusts, by civility and attention to business, to secure a share of public patronage. Customers waited on for orders, and all goods delivered free of charge. H 0 D D E R , ¥ * Blacksmith and Farmer, Begs to announce that ho lias purchased the Blacksmithing business recently carried on by Messrs Kibblcwhite Bros, m Budge-street, and trusts to receive a continuance of the support accorded to his predecessor. Jill orders attended to punctually. J M P 0 R TANT NOTICE. F. GRAY, in returning thanks to his numerous customers for past favors, begs to inform the public generally that having now in stock a large quantity' of the very best timbers suitable for Coachbuildmg and Wheelwright purposes, he is prepared to receive and execute all orders entrusted to him, and will guarantee both style and finish to equal that turned out in any pare of the Province. Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming and painting, shall receiveimmediate attention, and be performed with neatness and dispatch,

F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbiiiltlor, Wheelwright, &c. , Mastertox. i IL L I All BLACK, WELLINGTON AND GREYTOWN, COACHBUILDER, Is prepnred to execute all orders for Neb- Vehicles Of every description that may be entrusted liini or the Manager of his Greytown Branch. , All new work Guaranteed for twelve month with reasonable usage. Repairs executed with despatch. IN STOCKCarriages of every description of the best quality and finish. Principal Workshop ancl Kespository— CoURTENAY PtACE, WELLINGTON. MR WILLIAM WOODFIELD, Manager, of Greytown Branch. BROTHERS COACH-BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND FARRIERS, Bkiuu k-stheet, Masterton, Beg to announce to the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding Districts that they have built a large and commodious CARRIAGE FACTORY, and engaged Mr J. \Y. McDukk, late Manager forW. Black & Co., and having a stall'of firstclass mechanics, they arc now prepared to build Vehicles of every description, which for style, workmanship, and finish cannot be equalled by any other house in the Colony; and their prices arc as low as is compatible with good workmanship and the use of good material. All work guaranteed for 12 months, On Sale—New and second-hand Vehicles of every description. An inspection of their Suow Rooms respectfully invited. NOTICE. KIJ3B LE WHITE BROS, having engaged . a First-class Painter from Melbourne, are now doing work at l lie following extraordinary Low Prices £ s. (1 l'amtin Double Buggies Firstclass Style 5 0 0 Do do Single d 0... 40 0 Do do Spring Traps... 30 0 Everything else equally as cheap. Mastcrton, Dec. 21, 1878. 35 A. P. F K 1 I, D I N (i, T0 W IN" OKI E| Ahjkrt House, MASTEETON. C 9 pAHKKS axd PETERSON Beg to inform the inhabitants of Mastcrton and surrounding districts that they have commenced business as Bootmakers, in the new premises next the Club Hotel, and hope, by strict attention, t» merit a fair share of public patronage. ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, sewn or pegged, made to order. Repairs neatly executed. P, and P. have also on hand a well-assorted stock of English and Colonial made Ladies' Gent's and Children's Boots and Shoes.