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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 161, 16 May 1879, Page 2

WAR Df. THE BOOT/TRADE, COLVILLE AND GIFrOKD Beg to inform the inhabitants of Aiastertou and surrounding Districts that thoy have commenced business as BOOTMAKERS in the Premises lately occupied by Mr Greaves, Painter, nearly opposite Mr Foiat's Store. Ladies'and Gont|lemcn's Boots and Shoes semi or pegged, and made to order on the Bhoitest notice. Repairs neatly oxocuted, No Slop work kept on band. .COLVILLB & GIFFORD trust to merit ft fair-share of public patronage by first-class workmanship, first-class material, strict attention to orders, and by the fact that they havo both had long practical experience in tho Trade. 114

HOMAS MYERS, Pikure Frame Manufacturer & Gilder, Liunbton Quay, Wellington, N.Z, Alhambra, Carved, Gold Leaf, and Oxford Frames, either in polished Oak or in Gold made to order. Carving and Gilding done in a superior style on the premises, aud Oil Paintings restored and varnished. Photos and Pictures of all kinds neatly mounted and framed to order. Picture-frame Mouldings and Glass cut to any size, 113

Any person found trespassing on any'part of Matahiwi Station will be prosecuted. H. H. HOLMES, 105 Matahiwi. T 0 SE P H WILLIAMS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL TOBACCONIST, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE [Opposite Club Hotel], Importer of Cameron's Celebrated American TOBACCOS. | TOBACCOS. Just Arrived :—25 Casks of tha Choicest —B BAND S.— «a,Try WILLIAMS' Celebrated and wellknown Rough Cut Tobaccos, unsteamed, Cigars of the Choicest Brands. G,B.]), and Meerschaum Pipes in endless

A large assortment of Books, Stationary, | Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Toys, &c, itc. Agent for tlio Wairaiui'A Daily, New Ztahwhr Cankrknj Times, Wuh Maori, \ find Malurday Nights. EAIR-DRESSING SALOON, Attached to the premises, with all the latest machinery, under the management of Mr James Haems, —(Late of Christchni'cli.)— 36 puss I -piPLEs ni IABBINES Ponder, Shot, Caps, and Ammunition of every description. JOHN YOUNG, Ironmonger, 43 Willis-street, Wellington. Near the Empire Hotel. TT7AIRARAPA LAMES VISITING WELLINGTON Are reminded that ' C. SMITH, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, CUBA-STREET, Is the Cheapest House in Town for FAMILY DRAPERY. Patterns Post Free. Maßterton, including all rail cliargee, at the lowest current rates. M. CASELBERG & CO., Masterton and Groytovm,

DABBIT-PROOF WIRE NETTING. M To be gold by tlie undersigned, in quantities to suit small and large Landholders, at Wholesale Prices. M. CASELBERG & CO., Brick Warehouse, 8] Mastciton. ■TTTIRE NETTING. WIRE NETTING. For fencing purposes, in any quantity. Samples to be seen at SELLAR & HALES' Store, Bridge-street. Price very low, having ken specially imported, 85 A PEKING NOTICE, M. McCKEDIE, IRONMONGER, ' HAS OPENED HIS NEW PREMISES LAMBTON QUAY (Nearly opposite the Government Buildings,) • Customers and the Public generally aro INVITED TO INSPECT HIS NEW STOCK. THE LAEGEST. i®» MOST VARIED "6$ IMPORTED INTO WELLINGTON