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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 636, 4 December 1880, Page 4

•SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. OJLNEW Zealand; . :OAWM, £1,000,000.' Unlimited Liability of'a large, body o Wellington Branch-A. Boardman, Manager HRE RISKS of all classes in {own Lid country accepted fit lowest current f W. SELLAR 591 .;•■■ and P. W, HALES , - AND BAIT STABLES ...V. CARTERTON. ;.: W, CRAWFORD, PkopbIETOR, ' ; iea on hire, "f Horses broken to saddle or harness. : ' MJ * Sites MASTERTON OOACH& Carriage lactory Q MUIR and DIXON BROS., " .. Goods on hand, are prepared to build VEHICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, equal to anything turned out in the .Colony, Cushions, Trimming Falls, &c„ made-with the best of leather, in various patterns, BUGGIES FOR.SALE > for salo at the lowest prico for CASH. Persons desirous of obtaining a good article at.theirown price will do well to call and inspect our stock now on hand. ; P.S.—Buggies from £35 and upwards! «3"KEMEMBER-, AT THE MASTSRTON. coach factory, WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE mit . . October 4th. 1880. To the Editor of the Wairapah Daiit, QIR.-I seea great deal :n yiur paper U about opening up and narking off dozens of trunks of BOOTS and SHOES opomng Branch Establishments, Clearing Out Bankrupt Stocks. Great Clearing Sales, and many other such schemes to 0 from C. G, COL-WABPRnTNrRTEKT-N CASH BOOT WAREHOUSE, opposite the Marquis of Normanby Hotel. I n»ed not trouble you m aprioe list, as the public know venr well-no matter who sells choap—that C. it ;»' ro !!l piactical experience iu the trade, will always defy any competition that may be brought agaiust him. One J' 81 '.Iwill 1 will be quite sufficient to show that Colville's is the LEADTNfi There the public, can have' a 'first class article at a second olass price. the cash boot warehouse CARTERTON. 587 r— —- ——- , - . -Y NOI I c E IN pRIOE OF £READ 1 ' MESSRS GILES AND EDMUND CHAMBERLAIN,, liaving taken into con. sideration the Existing Depression in all branches of Trade, and the Scarcity o Money, Beg to announce to the inhabitants of Masterton and the surrounding districts that Being Millers as well as Bakers, they have this day REDUCED the PRICE of LARGE LOAVES FROM gD TO Iyr>. ; And Small Loaves from FOUEPENOE to THREEPENCE HAM-pennt, GASH ON DELIVERY,. -If Booked, Large Loaves Bd, Small Loaves, 4<J. FLOUIULarge Bags from Is to lOd, Small Bags from 6d to 5d Owing to this Considerable Reduction, up : Messrs G. & E. G. beg to thank tiiepubUo for the support they hove hitherto received and trust by strict attention to business and supplying Goods of Best Quality, to ' merit a'continuance of the same. GILES CHAMBERLAIN, EDMUND CHAMBERLAIN. Masterton, Nov. 15. (119 : J (t M £ ut i i * i 4P- of Masterton and Diftrict. that ho has reduced the price of Bread to 7d the 41b loaf Cash. 8d if Booked. J.G.M. would take this opportunity of thanking the inhabitants of Masterton and District for the liberal sup. port accorded to him since lie commenced business m Kuriptmi, and trusts that bv civility and attention to business, and sun. plying the same quality as forinjrly, to ™"V^ uanoo 0{ tbe d, "VTOTICE TO BREEDERS OF FIRST * CLASS HACKS, COACH 4 BUGGY' HORSES, 'v TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the Owner's Maiterton, That, well-bred Horse, "EAGLE." By Kakapo, dam Salma, by Fanthorn, granl dam Miss Picket, by Glauous. - Eagle is three years old, of fuf iroa-gra coloy, 'stands 15 ; hands 2in high, perfectly sound, has great strength, combined witjt fine quality and a good temper; took fijil prize at the W.P.A. Show in Class 80, and' was highly spoken of by the Judges astbe Temiß~£3 10s; two or more u&rei, ihi propertyofoneperson, aap^,agreement. Good Paddools provided af U per week' > care'lbnt no i worbefow 20th Jan./^ THOS. PARSONS,- ' Owner. . 1881. 620