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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 119, 27 March 1879, Page 2

JOSEPH WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL TOBACCONIST, ' BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FANCY GOODS WAII EII OUS E, [Opposite Club Hotel], MASIERTON. importer of Cameron's Celebrated American TOBACCOS. | TOBACCOS. ost ; Arrived.;—2s Cases of tha Choicest —BR ANDS.— QL Try WILLIAMS' Celebrated and wellknown Rough Cut Tobaccos, imsteamed, Cigars of the Choicest Brands. i>B,D. and Meerschaum Pipes in endless variety. A large assortment of Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Toys, &c., Ac. Agent for the Wairabafa Daily, New Zealander, Canterbury Tims, (Fata Maori, ind Saturday Nights. HAIR-DRESSING SALOON, Attached to the premises, with all the latest machinery, under the management of Mr James Harris, —(Lato of Christchurcli.)— 36

TDENB U L L. ARCHITECT. Temple Chambers, Wellington, Q_ Eol{ G E FANNIN, • ARC-HITECT, Mastkhtqs. JJ All R Y S. DO V ETON, ARCHITECT. Orders left with Mr J. Williams, Masterton and Messrs Williams,. Cameron & Co., Greytown. ROBERT DONALD. ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. Plans and Specifications prepared, and estimates given on the shortest notice. Address—Corner of Dixon and Bannister, streets. J H . SOU \V A j> h* ARCHITECT, Lambton Quay and Grey-street, Wellington, N.Z., Bridge-street, Masterton, and near l\»t-oilice, Featherston. 11 country orders promptly attended to. Lans and Specifications prepared, and works superintended. Estimates given. LADIES VISITING WELLINGTON Are reminded that C. SMITH, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, CUBA-STREET, Is the Cheapest House in Town for FAMILY DRAPERY. Patterns Post Free. 33

egisteb! Register 1' OEMS can be obtained and filled 111 at the Waiharapa Daily office free of charge, THE undersigned is prepared to make ad. vancos ou ritation Properties, or to run" holders on the ensuing clip, £3(io, £2oo' and £265, trust monies, to lend on good freehold securities. 59 EDWARD PEAECE. BIRTH. Harris.— AtMasterton, on 17th inst.,the wife of Mr J. M. Harris of a son. DEATH. ■Kesteve.w—On March 24th, Georgie Rose ("Rosie"), Kestoven, aged 3 years, of dysentery,