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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 577, 24 September 1880, Page 4

Q|LUB KOrSfL, t i*l ASTERTO The Pioprietor,of tho jvnuvo.oid and wellItnoAvn establishment bogs to.thank tho Inhabitants of Manterton and the surrounding iliatriots, as sho tlio travelling puhlic''for tho large incofiure of support hitherto begs I respectfully to state 1 -that ° allditidbaj • alteration!), and lmproy ertl en ts,-'b i : ilocor'daiic e the gromiijf ol 'the™!*?. iftV& mad4'H ro^-':i£r -o «di ; iti jeiosiJ- iv Wines, each ;and all bf thWeW Bat'qualityUlil'JT/-/ The Billiard Koom, which-is provided with one of Alcock's first-class tables; has just been refurbished, ih tW elegSnt fiflMr. JI ;! | ' . ■I 17! 0 R E'STER 8' A ; RMS V H 01 EL, ! 'w! ; ' IsQßMTOW^^nitnTt CWE JONES f.^;.;^PEopMEroß^ THiS ' has lately now provided with 1 every (ionveniencefor the ' ■ comfort; .of the 1 public, ; and -i b&in'g 1 tftuH'ted' within I 'a short distance of the''Bail\Vify : * ! Station, and fiearly"opposite' the''Post- and: Telegraph offices, offers special advantages to visitors and the travelling! public. The private sitting rooms ind bedrooms are well furnished, and aro liifjli and roomy. WINES <6 SPIRITS OP THE BEST DESCRIPTION ONLY are provided.; The .culinary.: management, being under the supervision of the proprietor himself is a-sufficient guarantee that the wants of patrons will be well provided for. ■The BILLIARD room is provided with one of alcock's best tables. ;V; •- A CONVEYANCE will meet each train for the convenience of visitors., GOOD STABLING AND GRASS _ PADDOCKS are also provided and are under efficient management. , i GEORGE JONES~ .Proprietor. ■ : ■ 452

T H, 00SBE TT 1 S Empire Hotel, . . ! MASTERTON. ' THE PROPRIETOR of. the above Hotel having completed the erection of an additional wing, is now prepared to provide PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION FOR i LADIES GENTLEMEN, ; '• :• ' "'■> ' iS-WELL AS • ' 'ACCOMMODATION For BoMerV arid Travellers; - !: ■ A TABLE 'D'fiOTE'DAILY i:i . -latl; : q*clock,'t^p.i (And after the 10th March at 6 p,mv also.)" J. H. CORBET r Imports the best Brands of Whiskey, _ Rum, ~P6rts","Slierries," Claret, Liquers, ..and Champagne, Hooks still, and sparking, iSenuine 'Auatialian 'Winea;"-f English Beer and Stout. , A NIG r P"ORTER' : SEPT, ONE OF ALGOOK'S 1 - pESTqTiGBLES . in the .BiUiard 'Room." " J ' ' Good Sttiblin{? and setfure Paddooki, "S$ /J HOMASi B A'LLIN.G.-EK, House and Ship Plumber, Gasfilter, dto., Willis-street,' Wellington/^ Manufacturer of Galvanised Iron, Spouting ; Ridging,- ,d6wri;pipe; jßatlis I : ' GKimnfeV pots,' enamelled Reflectofs; I Tinwai'e l ! ''&ci ; ' '•> Importer of,lead, 'ppmpo, I'akd,iron,, wafer aud gas pipes. Gas and : r aterfittings.. pumps, water, .-closets,, , wash.. hasii% and every description of Plumbers' material. ' Liberal discount to the trade. 431 •: W.HERCOCK, GENERAL CARRIER. • I}EGS to inform the inhabitants of MasJ terton and Tauei ut that'he has completed the stabling and Depot at tlie Taueru and is prepared to convoy;goode to auy part n i the Wairarapa at the lowest rates. Particular attenti n n paid to cartage of woolBrake runs daily from Taueru to Masterto"— , 557 THE' NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION of AUSTRALASIA (Limited). '

ACTUARY AND SECRETARY: , J. M. Templet on, F.S.A. New Zealand Head Office: Temple Chambers, Featherston-street, Wellington. Lieut,;Coi. Pearce, J.P. (Chairman) Hon Patrick A. Buck'ey, Esq, Bofe M.Greenfield, Esq. .William H. Levin, Esq,, M.H.E, James Smith, Esq. RESIDENT SECRETARY ; Thomas Swain. The most liberal and equitable' office for Life Assurance in the Australasian Colonies —the best office for young in&i? : ■■ . Profits divided every three yeara. Offices in Melbourne; Sydney, Adelaide, Wellington and Hobart -Town. . ;The Nef Zeajand Branch-A Local, institution investing all inorieys in the Colony. 'Agent for Masterton.-Thomas ,0. D.'Arcy, . '...Esq., Queen-street. " v 557 DIRECTOHS: Mi .E A.S TH 0 PIS MASTERTON. General Agent, MASTERTON. | r rendered.- i " Agent for Mutual Life Association J; of. Australasia. 494'.

•N . 0 :T : - BAVING I sold-,all interest in the Masterton Coach uEactory.itoiiMESs'KS. ■MDIR & DIXON. BRps., together with the Book Debts of-the late flrm of.Quartley and Wagg.all accouuts'.must be paid to them, their receipt alone beingiacsuffioient dis." charge. Th« liabilities (as per schedule) will'alflo be paid by them. „ 'frPIXOK, V J.Ni reference;.,to #e:.abpye,i MUIR-and J. DIXON Bi6s, intend to rtill carry on |bubinfeSß ill !■ Fsctoi'v in a manner.that for Workmanship, ftr'st-class, mtenal, and ;Pric«,oamiol;;fail.to giye entire satisfaction, ' r . , ' t A large st<Sck 'or4aijfewn'- aii'd English goods on hand. ') ; r : - : • [Every etyle ofvehicle built .or.repaired,'ii 495 ' ' jg AGLE ' | (OPPOSITE RAILWAY HOTEL) ; • r • • Masxertok. ■ .. .. ; THE habitants of the Wairarapa'that they are"' now able.toiSupply iABEtaiiiIiSTOUT of FIEST-CLASS QUALITY, and hope, by supplying a Good and i'ure Article to secure Atieutioii;. 6f the ne'ghbprjiood that erect a MALTiHOUSEjlandJvill -be puichasers of .MALTING BAELEY next Beason. ' QATTSOHA & pABSONS, J '>'(LATBi(WAI?OtJiOiBEW I ERf,Zd T / ,-,d