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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 313, 12 November 1879, Page 4

TO BREEDERS. !' TO SERVE a limited number of Cows at f ' his owner's farm, Te Ore Ore, the well v brulßull, . e "SIR ROBERT," \ Bredby John Gregg, Esq., Canterbury,and by the imported pure bred shorthorn bull Esau, t A half-brother of Sir Robert's, by Esan, took a first 'prize as a yearling, 1877, and second a prize as a two-year-old, 1878, at the Metropolitan Show, Canterbury. E Tekms . Two Guineas; a reduction for two or more, JOB VILE, Proprietor, 293 To Ore Ore, T EOPOLD NETTER, PRACTICAL UPHOLSTERER, Shop underneath Forests' Hull, TORY • STREET, WELLINGTON. Just completed, and to be sold abargaw, several Handsome suites of Drawing Room Furniture, in Crimson Repp, and Green Plush Velvet. • Upholstering Work of Every Description Promptly and Properly Execi.ted. Rooms furnished to order on the shortest notice. 301 CHARLES POTTS (Late T. Bennett), WILDER AND UNDERTAKER, STEAM SASH & DOOR, FACTOR!, TURNING WORKS. —Note the AddreasNext door to Wairarapa Daily. Office, OAR] EH ON. ASKELL AND BOULDEN Painters, Paperhangers, and General House Decorators, | _MAST ER T 0 N . Graining and Marbling in a superior style. Estimates given, r C. CATO, in returning thanks for L • the liberal patronage bestowed on him by Wholesale Dealers, begs to announce that he has removed to more commodious premises, next the Empire Hotel, Willisstreet. Shipments Direct from— Hobartown, Adelaide Sydney, Fiji. and San Francisco, By every Bteamer, Hobartown Fruit from W. Cato, Esq., the extensive fruit-grower of Kemblo Orchards, Tasmania Immediately on receipt, of cheque or P. 0.0 fruit will be forwarded to any part oi the Colony. Terms Cash 301 3LAOKSMITH. FARRIER, 4c. CARTERTON, The undersigned begs respectfully to announce to the settler' of Taratahi-Carterton andneighborhoed, tliat he lias commenced business in his new Premises, opposite the Daily Office, and hopes by strict attention to business, coupled with moderate charges, to Becure a fair share of public patronage. Horses shod on the most improved prinoiple; special attention being given to badly formed and diseased feet. Farm Implements made and repaired. All work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD,' 183 Blacksmith, &c., Carterton. TO THE FORE AGAIN I G. JONES BEGS to thanks the public of Masterton and vicinity for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on him, and uesircs to inform them that he has OPENED up in the new premises next to Club Hotel, a large assortment of Choice FRUITS of the season. Smoked Fish and Oysters always on hand, Tea, Coffee, and Oyster Rooms. Fish meals at all hours. 285 if J M 0 F F I T, | DENTIST, door to Dr Harding's, Willis-street, / ) WELLINGTON. 129 8 bUA STEAM SAW PLANING ft AND MOULDING MILLS. 1 54 *' Sash and Puor Factory, work cut to any design. Turning in all its branches All description of J oiner'B work done. Agents for all descriptions of Carved Work 1 BACON & WRIGLEY Proprietors HUOATIONAL DEPOSITORY, ' Opposite the Council Chambers, Queen-street, Mastertok. T. E. PRICE, ~e Clark & Price) of the New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington), PORTER e? STATIONERY, BOOKS, and MUSIC, :eiving by each English mail a regular ' supply of NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, £ the leading English, Scotch, and Irish papers; and has always on hand >A WELL-SELECTED STOCK .bnery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books. & Inspection invited. 221 PHOTOGRAPHY. THE' undersigned has the pleasure of notifying that his new Photographic Studio is now ready for the reception of visitors. Carte do Visite, Cabinet, and other PhotoS ■'graphstaken; alsoonhrged, or reduced for brooches, lockets, or rings. Photographs and other pictures copied. Views taken in any part of the district. Charges—lss per doxen, IDs pv half dozen. Families and groups arranged with, y THOS. E. PRICE, Educational Depository, Queen-itreet, IUSTEafON. 287"