Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 254, 2 September 1879, Page 3

T 0 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS are invited tilll Soptember 6 for the erection of new Wesleyan Church, Greytown. 'JYo tenders are solicited from each tenderer—one for labor and material, the other for labor only. Plans and specifications to be seen at Fanner's Furniture Warehouse, Greytow and at Masterton, on application to Mr G. Fannin, Architect. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R, RUSH, 231 Hon. Sec, Trustees. T 0 BUILDERS. TENDERS aro invited up to Noon on MONDAY, Bth iScptembci next, for the Erection of Out-Buildings, it the Masterton Hospital. Plans and Specifications to be seen on application to the undersigned. Ths Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, GEO. FANNIN, Architect. Masterton, August 27th, 1579. 249 OROUGII VALUATION. Applications are invited from competent persons for the office of Valuator to the Borough of Masterton. Salary for the two Valuators £4O, Applications to be made in pairs, and lodged with me, marked "Applications for Borough Valuation," by 5 p.m. of TUESDAY, September 2nd, 1379. It. BROWN, 244 Town Clerk. 0N T R 0 R S Highway Board Office, Masterton, August 29,1879. TENDERS aro invited until noon on SATURDAY, September 6th, ior the erection of a small Platform Bridge at Waipopo, Tupurupuru. Labor only. Plans and Specification at thin office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. E. BREMER, 252 Engineer,

OTICE.—On and after this date my Charge for Bell-ringing will be 6'— Prepaid, No running about after cash. Can only write French. A. P, FEUDING. August 22, 1879. 246 J N BANKRUPTCY, In the Estate of Thomas Hors Murray, of Te Ore Ore, Shecpfarmer, and of Wasterton, Butcher, trading as T. H, Murray & Co. NOTICE TO DEBTOKS, All accounts due to the above Estate must be paid forthwith to Mr E. A, S. Willie, . who has been authorised by me to collect the same, W. SELLAK, 224 Creditor's Trustee. NOTICE is hereby given that tho Partnership hitherto existing between Charles Grub Colville and James AnDRKff Gifford, trading under tha style or firm of Colville and Gifford, Bootmakers, at Masterton, lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ill accounts due to the firm must be paid to James Andrew Gifford, and all accounts owing by the firm will be paid by him, CHARLES G, COLVILLE. JAMES ANDREW GIFFORD. Signed in the presence of Ed. Brown, Accountant, Masterton, Masterton, Angust 19,1879. IN future tho business will be carried on by James Andrew Gifford, who, while thanking customers for their liberal support to the late firm, assures them that no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of tho same. Having removed tc tho New Shop next door to Mr Hales' new store, with a splendid Stock of hand-made work of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, he trusts to merit a fair share of public patronage.

Orders punctually attended to, Repairs neatly executed, JAMES ANDREW GIFFORD, 232 MASTERTON MALE AND FEMALE REGISTRY OFFICE, Next door to Kebblevrhite's Temperance Hotel, Queen-street, Mastbrton, Conducted by MRS, GILEI'T. Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, and Private Families supplied with Servants of all classes on the shortest notico. N.B.— Respectable Females while waiting for'engagements can be Accommodated with, BOiIRD and LODGING at the above office, MASTERTON FRUIT DEPOT. MASTEJTON POULTERERS DEPOT. MASTER 7'ON TY,A & COFFEE ROOMS, MRS GILLETT has commenced busincs 3 in the above branches, and is pre pared to Supply all new and Seasonable Fruits, also Poultry, ready dressed for the table. Moderate prices! Careful attention to orders! Cleanliness! Civility! are the guiding rules of Mrs Gillett's Establishment, 244

T THOMAS LOWES, have thia day taken X 5 over the Stables, &c,, belonging to the Railway Hotel latoly in the occupation of Mr JF. Morphy, I wish to inform my friends and couutry customers that nothing shall be wanting on my part to make the stables second to none in the district. I have also engaged a competent man, who will undertake to break in horses to saddle and harness in a style and manner hitherto unknown in the Wairarapa. THOMAS LOWES. Masterton, August 29th, 1879. 252