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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 235, 11 August 1879, Page 4

J. w ' Tj " T ; ".* Having taken the Premises kuij occupied by Mr 11. Bhntmiy, lias opened up a first--class assortment of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, IRONMONGER!, 4c, alia trusts by keeping only first-class Stock, and selling at proportionately low prices, to euit tho times, to merit a share of public patroHßge. Bacon and Hams Earthenware Tobacco, Ac, &c. Masterton, July 2,1879. Having purchased from the Trustees in the Estate late Williams, Cameron & Co. all the Stock and Book debts of the Masterton branch, I have respectfully to give notice that all accounts due to tho late Firm must be paid to me, as my receipt will be a sufficient discharge, 170 R. G. WILLIAMS. "in conseqiienco of the tightness _d the money market, I am obliged to givo my clients notice herewith that I can only supply Bread to them on condition that the accounts are paid weekly, and this rule will be strictly enforced to those in arrear. To clients who are now owing money to me, I am willinc to extend a term of four weeks for payment, viz,, one-fourth of the amount to be paid weekly. JAMES THOMPSON. Masterton, June lllth, 1879. N,8.--For the future there will be no abatement of any accounts that are booked 1(19 .joN Al d Mckenzie, BLACKSMITH, (Opposite the Council Chambers), MASTERTON, Has removed to his new Premises, and is now prepared to receive orders for Shoeing and generai Smith's work. Prices for Shoeing—7/-, 8/., and 9/- Cash. !/• extra if booked. ?-16 VT ' 0 T I C E. "j. NEILSON, Blacksmith and Farrier, Main-street, Greytown, in returning thanks to his customers for their liberal support, begs to intimate that, in addition to his Blacksmithing business he is now carrying on Wheelwright and Coachbuilding, so that all who favor him with their support will get a thorough good article at lowest current price. Terms, 3 months, overdue accounts charged 10 per cent, interest; 2| per cent, allowed on monthly payments, and 5 per cent, on cash trade, Greytown, April 2Sth, 1879, 117 TIT H 0 D D E R, Blacksmith and Farrier, Begs to announce that ho has purchased the Blacksmithing business recently carried on by ifessrs Kibblcwhite Bros.m Bndge-street, and trusts to receive a continuance of the support accorded to his predecessor. illl orders attended to punctually] JTIBBLEAVHITE BROTHERS COACH-BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, AND FARMERS, Bridge-street, 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. W. McDufk, late Manager for W. Black & Co., and having a staff of firstclass mechanics, they are 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 are 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 Show Booms respectfully invited. timpihe carriage factory j Dixon Street, WELLINGTON. McDUFF, HORTON & CO., Arc building every description oi Cftrriatp,! Buggies, Thorough Brace Breakß, Exvfe&s Waggons, Spring Carts, &c, I Cheaper than Imported Goods. Repairing, Painting, and Varnishing dono in firat-claßs style. Qrtat attention paid to Country orders. N.8.-The only Carriage Factory in the Colony with practical mechanics at the head of each Department. 49 WELLINGTON AND GREYTOWN COACHBUILDER, Is prepared to execute all orders for New Vehicles Of every description that may be entrusted him or the Manager of his Greytown Branch. All new work Guaranteed for twolvC month with reasonable usage. Repairs executed with despatch. IN STOCKGarriages of every description of the bes' quality and finish. Cocktehav Puce, Weimhoton. MR D. CAMERON, Manager, of Greytown Branch. T.M PORT ANT 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 Coachbuilding and Wheel wright purposcs,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 part of the Province, Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming & painting, shall receivcinimediate attention, and be performed with neatness and dispatch. F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright Mastkrton, BAKERY, jameslhompson. bread and biscuit bapr, QeEKN-N'rnEET, MASiroroN,