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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 439, 15 April 1880, Page 4

vrOIIOE 'TO •.GUILDERS, & OTHERS. Uiak i>i'.j \<) ~ji:ti!iLL!i. ..:■..? '■■■■; •We(tn'^idattnot^d^to ; 'resume the salo of tfails'and iFenoing''Wire at tho' Mowing pricks:— ■■>• - ■ 8-lttr-Wire-Nflils, 24b per lowt keg ■-••.iSl- .vi"...-.0.-..:253 :: „v ,:,■ %;B>noingj;|rirfl,.#l7,loß per ton; 18s peYpwLcoil, , ° . m ',.,,',., M. CASELBERG .ft CO.. .IBEWOOD, <6c, Totara Posts, Strainers and Piles of all sizes on hand; also, 2-foot and 4-fobti Firewood, delivered to any part of the Borough. Orders left with Messrs W. Book and R. A. Wakeliu will receive prompt attention. E. WINTERIN6HAM ft CO., PLATFORM FARM, Near Greytown, 522 --ABTB.EIOK BAKERY ' JAMES THOMPSON. BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER QuEKN-RTBEET, MASTEBTON. \ARLEY & KNIGHT GENERAL CARRIERS, BEG to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and iU vicinity that they have removed from Greytown to the premises lately occupied by Mr Job Vile in Masonic-street, Masterton, and'are prepared to CONVEY GOODS to and from Featherston, and Masterton, Taueru, or elsewhere at the lowest ounent rates THOS. 0. D'ARCY, AMES I N G GOLD AND SILVERSMITH ■■;■ AND ■ MANUFACTURING- JEWELLER, jar (Under the Illuminated Clock),Wiimmtebet, Wellington. Orders for the trade oarefully attended to. PERAMBULATORS! PERAMBUL4TORS! GO TO E. ARNOLD'S, ' Kuripuni, BASKET and PERAMBULATOR MAKER. ■Double ■ -... • ■ £1 ""12b 6d Sinqlb - - - - £1 10b : Always some on hand— CASH ONLY. 372 ■. ft 'T. MEEK, Millers, Wellington, are CASH BUYERS of aU kinds of GRAIN, Sacks supplied free. CITY FLOUR MILLS, WELLINGTON. 376 ,LACKSMITH. FARRIER, &o. CARTERTON. The undersigned bogs respectfully to an-nounce-to the settler v of Taratahi-Carterton andneighborhoed.ihat he has commenced Vn.mut in liia noTO Premises at tho above Township, • and hopes.by.strict attention to busine|B,:coupled with moderate charges, i. ...„„.. t.;« »V,n»« ri miViVio nnfrnnnrw. Horses-shod on. the most improved prmoiple f speoial attention being given to badly formed sad-diseased;feet. Farm Implements.mado and jepairad. , All work.guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 Blacksmith, &c, Carterton. ' YiTATSON ft WINTERINGHAM Saddlebs and HABNE3B.JUKEBS, : Desire to inform their friends and the gene ral public that they have removed into their new premises fronting' Mr F. Giay's blackwith any house in New Zealand. At th« request of the greater number of residente'of tfasterton and surrounding DisHame&bushmrand trust to merit a fair share of the publio patronage by putting in fint-olaej material, first-class workmanship, and strict attention to business. No extortioninprlcM.,; -..,■ M kinds of attention paid to either Town or Country orders. • Repairs neatly executed with promptitude and despatch. Also, overy rtouiflito of the Trade kept on hand„: T , .. 276 ■'-Ev JONES, tBBAD AKD'/ BISCUIT BAKER, I FeatherstonFamilies waited on daily. • - ..Terms monthly. Small Goods of Every Description. HALL, FEATHERSTON, D. a'KEIR, • FAMILY AND' DISPENSING CHEMIST, Adjoining' Bank: of New Zealand. HAS on sale" a good supply of • the'pures't Drugs)' Chemicals, and Pharmaceutical pretions. Every dcscrivtion of Patent and ■3 and Cattle Medicines iu stock, D. C. K. respectfully'solicitstbijpatronage of the^surroundingdistriotfl.-i^**~-ttttOOL AND- SHEEPSKINS TIF- HIGHEST MARKET VALUE Give for Wool and Sheepskins, CASH ON DELIVERY/ JAMES ;) GUILFORD,';SEN.i : Wool-scouring and Tanning Establish ment '-: > "Cambbton. " :;.,.' • ',•■•'