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li i) IV L L , ,'. |fj*iif.Rll.'VVnOLM\,u,)' COX.-IGXMKXT MAHT A-l> CENKIiAL COMMISSION AfJKST. Adj lining' liiu liaiik '-'nl'- New 'Zealand, -.■..••,- •• ui; kyto\v-n..- ; -: lroiiiiii.n;;i'i\, tic, aii't JiwUi:. Ai.i .liU-tug i;vuf |t faeiluy lor ollonli; fft.nL til .Vui. iijt n i>r.c ;.•-. inula liy .stucL iil-tonUm o t!i mi i.'iimu.sui I'Util.lC iNOTiOt. WILLIAM. JAMES, 'm.,['iifu'Ji: ILvsuncruiiY, LAMJ3TON QUAY, WELLINGTON, "DEGS to inform the inhabitants of Mastorton and surrounding neighborhood that he has THIS DaY BRANCH" ESTABLISHMENT • IN QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, WITH A LARGE STOCK 01' SUPERIOR, FURNITURE, WIIICHVIM. BEtiOLD AT VERY LOW TRICES FOR CASH. Oct. SO. 1880. M 8 PROFESSOR OF MUSIC From Wellington, Has the honor to aunmmco he is now redding in tho Wiiirarapn to givo lessons on the Piajioiorto—E-lementary and Finishingtho Caltivation of tho Voice, and Theory of Music; and from tho success that has always attended his instruction, can guarantee rapid proficiency. Mr I'arlcer will undertake tho management of Concerts and Balls.' PIANOFORTES TUXED. jSrAddress—Feathers rox. ' G29 TTPPER FLAIW SAW Mim mc&regorTrothers, PROPRIETORS Timber cut to any sino and delivered.. ' 0. BATH, TT7OOD AND STONE-CUTTEB, V\ (Opposite Halicy & Evring) Courteuay Place, • • • Wellington. Estimates given for every description of Carving. Mantel-piere trusses om 6s per pair. TIT ILL 1A M KEES TE B TENT AND SAILMAKER, (Opposite Empire Hotel), Mai-teuton. 183 1 11 T HUE C. LEE ARCHITECT AKD SUEVEYOB, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, CARTERTON. Auctioneers and Insuranceßrokers Tri.Mnci'nl. F,Ktof,i> Tanft. and finneral

mission Agents. Stock, Produce, and Cattle Salesmen. Advances on Freehold Securities. Valuators. Weekly Sales at the Rooms and Yards, Queen-street. . Scciiro yards aud paddocks. Agents For— National Firs Insurance Company Australian Mutual Provident Bopicfcy /NLliB HOTEL LIVERY ■ AND BAIT \j S'MBLES. P, COOKERY & CO.,Propriolora. Coaches, horaes, buggies, always on hire. Horses to buy and to sell on the most reasonable terms. Always ready to do business. CHAFF !-OHAFF!-CHAFF! mHE undersigned is willing to contract for cutting at the stuck straw or oaten ehcarca, having imported one of Andrews and Heaven's First Prize Portable CliafiA T UNION SAW MILL TAHATAHI Sawn Palings, 4iu by Jin, 4ft Gin, 4s tidier 100 in numbei 3m by |iu, 4ft Gin, 4s „ „ For shorter lengths, Is per foot per 100 lower. 15s per 1,000 extra delivored in Master! ton. Terms Cash, W. W. COBPE, 361 Proprietor J. E. HAYES, WELLINGTON PLUMBING WOEKS, Lambios Quay, . . . 'A 1 B - ut Electric Fittings, Telephones Microphones, Bells, Indicators Insulated Wire. Lightning Conductors Seclauch and other Batteries. Water— Hydraulic Earns, Hydraulic Lifts „ Forco Pumps „ Cellar Pumps • Hot Wator Apparatus Self-acting Blasts Hydrants, Baths, Hose, Branches ■ Distillers' and Brewers' Apparatus, cic ' Galvanise! Iron Sh°et Brass, Lead and Zinc . Wrought Iron, Brass, and Lead Tubing And all articles connected with the trade in groat variety. J. B. HAYES, Wellington Plumbing Wouks, LAMBTON QUAY. 601 WHEN YOU GO TO WELLINGTON, PLEASE CALL AND INSPECT JNO. THORBURN'S STOCK OF SPLENDID, COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, ' For Men, Youths, and Boys. THE Goods are made to his Special Order, and the TWEEDS aro all THOROUGHLY SHBuNK, and the Prices About Half what is Charged by tho Tailors. Note tho address— THE CLOTHING SHOP, (Next the Clock) WILLIS • STBEET, WELLINGTON. JOHN THOBBUBN.