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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 200, 2 July 1879, Page 3

UAUl'iiiu'imAN <'lliAßTi'lliM URIiWKHV. 'riw X'JfOpfiett/r lipkr to iiilnriri thtf inhabit' »nt* of Carterton; Groylowu, ami neighbor' hoodt that the abjiVo <lepn*. in norr Under-the fiiSHafieitttot of Mr Jfrlin Diodrfokt pad «lj*t flood Alei*tiil Stout will Uo supplied at ih{> solidwiugprices, viz.— Ate, 7/0 per .down quarts; '■Do 8/ <. two dozeii. jrfnist ■ , • ■ Bttiuti9/ per JoK«n quarks*.' , t ' And sll monies duo to llib aboyd .jDcßpfc must be paid to tlio wild John "ivhoija receipt will bo a smiftciuiit dißohfirgO; as Mr Oakley lias left my imvjiloy, atid ijafj ao right to receive motiey yu my fecuourkt after this data. Terms MowniLv. J. GATTSOHA. Masterton, 31st May, 1 H7i>. 155 HARDY, ORNAMENTAL AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS, FOREST TREES, FRUIT TRKES, Ao. The underaigued litis <m Halo many thou* sand of hardy, ornamental, evergreen, and flowering shrubs, Coriiifera>, Bhelter trees, hedge plants, dx-., all "well rooted, healthy plants. The Fruit trees are choice-named varieties our own working, and true to name. A few quotations givon £ s. ut. Cupressns Maerocarpia, from 2 10 OpcrlOO Ditto Stricta ~ 1 10 0,, „ Pinuß Insignis >, 2 10 0 ~ ~ Ditto, other varieties) ~ SJ 0 ft ~ ~ Hollies (transplanted plants) ~ 1 10 0 „ ~ Euonymus Japonic ~ 2 0 0,, ~ Olonna (hedge plunt) ~ 1 10 0,, ~ PittOßpoi}.nius {of ~ | JO 0,, Fruit Trees (°f sort»] t per dozen, 15s to 18s Gooseberries, (JuLTiuit:/,, „ from Ca Rhubarb raota „ ~ „ 6s Also, re lurgo quantity of llowei'ing plftiitfl, bulbs, herbs, &ut. V, Uj|l Mtirsiivy, lfld T!}«iiiaii-.iti'oot ( Wellington, Fabian juio.v <;iu:at clearing s a Ij ja STJMj (;<-)NTTNtJj?H ! I EJsTKAORUIN A HV OFl'tfßlNU ! I WIS WANT MONKV I And iiro thcwfiirii wiving things away for 0 A S II ! ! COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS ! ! 168 THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR R. a. WILLUMS, Whose ADVERTISEMENT ■ will appear as soon as he has completed MARKING OFF A SPLENDID LOT OP ENGI JS H (jT OOPS, JUST TO HAND. 169 AND FEATHERSTON. ~p^U& H. TAILOR & CO. beg to inform the public of the Watrarapa that on and after MONDAY, the 19tli instant, they 117111 run Jisr n. SALOON BUS between Masterton and Featherston daily, leaving the former pjsofi a); }1 a.tii,, a|'f|viflg iif Eeathorston in time for tjje 3.<J£) j;rain for ton ; returning ou arrival of the 6.20 train arriving at Masterton at 1Q p.m. A conductor accompanies the Bjis, >vho will give every attention to and luggaffl, " QARRI A G E. DARLEY & KNIGHT, General Carriers. GREYTOWN, beg to announce that they early Goods from Featherston to all parts of the Wairarapa, Orders from M4STERTGN or CARTERTON promptly attended to. 113 w. I> I '3C" """g" "■ s GENERAL pARTER, All orders for Cartage loft with. G. Dikok, Blacksmith, or with the advertiser, will he promptly attended to. Charges—Lowest current rates. N.B:—Goods collated for Parley Knlcht's WpiPjlßtfln tfeaTflsV' ' ■ N 0 T — 1 10 ■ E ■ MESSRS, CASELBERG & CO. Will oariy Goods to and from Wellington and intermediate places on main road, at the following rates:— From Wellington to Groytowii, including lUilvmy ulmrpg, 40/. per tqn, Ffom Wellington to JJastorton, Including Railway charges, 00/. per ton. From Featherston to Masterton, -80/- per . if under a,ton psio, loading ; | ' 27/0 per ton if a ton or over," ' ' ITsrins—Customer* having accounts ; one monjth'B credit. To others ; Caßh to ho pswd before delivery of Goode. v HO M. <fc CO.