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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 490, 15 June 1880, Page 4

jM POUT ANT NOTICE. F ftRAY, in returning thanks to his r, erous customers for past favors, begs to |? -nil tlio public generally tlmt having now i> -Jtock a large quantity of the very best smbers suitable for Coaehbuildmg and Wheel "fight purposes,lie is prepared to receive ami execute all orders entrusted to him, and will junrnntee both style ami liniah to equal tliat turned oin in any part of the Province, Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming d painting, shall receivoimmediaU Mention, and be performed with neatness •liul dispatch. P.GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright Mastkrtos. ENCOURAGE LOO/1L INDUSTRY. TARANARI STREET STEAM DRAIN PIPE WORKS. GEORGE NORBURY begs to inform his old patrons and the public generally that he has returned from England, and has re-opened the above well known works. G. N. IB prepared to receive orders for Glazed Stoneware Pipes. These pipes are thorougly burnt, and are of extra thickness (to ensure durability), and the sockets are made according to the most approved English style, to secure a correct joint. G. N. docs not hesitate to say that they are the bjst pipes in the inaiket. Engineers and others respectfully invited to inspect these pipes. Telegrams, letters, Ac,, addressed George Norbury, Cuba-street, Wellingtou, will receiva prompt attention, 37 TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLINGTON AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOOD, "ITIOR Health, Durability, and Economy, *- Rocominended by the Faculty as one of the Best and cheapest evor invented for this climate, SOKE'S Son SPRING MATTRESS On view at the Manufactory, Maimersstreet, Wellington. Six Men Continually making. NOTICE. J"Y[ i'JLSON, Blacksmith ,t Farmkii, , Main-street, GRUYTOWN, 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 WHREL\\'BIGHT and Coacbbnilding, so that all who favor him with their support will got a thorough good articlo at lowest current price.

Terms: 3 months; overdue accounts charged 10 per cent interest; 2$ per cent allowed on monthly payments, and 5 per on cash trade. 4,37. ■gLACKSMITH. FAIUIIEII, <ie, CARTERTON. The undersigned bnga respectfully to announce to the settler'of Taratahi-Carterton and neighborhood, tlmt he has commenced business in his new Premises at the above lownship, and hopia b/strict attention to business, coupled with moderate charges, to secure a fair share of public patronage. ' Horses shod on the most improved principle ; special attention being given to badly formed and diseased feet, Farm Implements made and repaired. . All work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 Blacksmith, &c., Carterton. ATS ON & WINTER INGHAM Saddlers and llaiinkss-makehs, Desire to inform their friends and the gene ral public that they have removed into their new premises fronting Mr F. Giay's blacksmith's shop, where they can now compete with any houro in New Zealand. At the request of the greater number of residents of Masterton and surrounding Districts, they have started in the Saddlers and Harness business, and trust to merit a fair share of the public patronage by putting in first-class material, first-class workmanship, •ind strict attention to business, No extorion in prices. All lands of attention paid to either Town '•r Country orders. Repairs neatly oxccutcd with promptitude .villi despatch, Also, every requisite of the Trade kept on lihihl. <27fl

JjAUIiICEVILLB FARBIEBY. Horses Shod. Drays and Farm Implements repaired in au efficient manner, All Blacksmith's work executed promises. Charges Moderate. H. AULIN, Opposite the EMPORIUM, MAUHICEVILLE. 4;jf] jg AG L E JJ RISWB BY. (OPPOSITE RAILWAY HOTEL) Masteuton. THE uudorsipned beg to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa tlmt they are now ablo to supply ALE aud STOUT of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, aud hope, by supplying a Good and Pure Article to secure yimr orders, which will receivo our Earlies Attcutioi), They also bog to inform the agriculturists >f the neighborhood th.it they are coiliK to urecta MALT-HOUSE, and will bo pur'•liasers of MALTING BARLEY next scasou. Q.ATTSCIIA & pAHSONS, (LATE WAIPOUA BREWERY. MASTEBTON. WAIPOUA BREWERY! WAIPOUA BREWERY! .He-opening of The "Waipoua Brewery. R. Y. SMITH has tlio pleasure to announce that he has purchase ■! tho valuable Plant and Stock-iu-Trade of the Waipoua Brewery ; also, that lie h»s engaged as Manager MR FRANKLIN, lately a principal Brewer in that world, renowned firm BASS & CO., BuilTO.V-ON.TItENT. B. Y. SMITH will be able to brow and sell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF BEER than any, whioli has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial District, DUNEDIN BEER will,now be 'superseded by a bettor local article at a less price, >