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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 690, 11 February 1881, Page 4

| , Ml^^■E■s:A:S;![;;^■■■■ : ■».;9,■ , M^■ 0 ■Ir■■. 1 r■■. F- GRAY, in returnirig•'tliaiilis-tobis v:. • erous customers for '.■ pastfiiybrs,.'begs to, b rm'the public generally that.having now.; i; itdck-a large liuaritityof.the-vory-beat '-tmiiors suitable for Cpa#uilding and Wheel Vright purpose's, lie iB-propare'd'to receive an'd rtWciiU'. All orders-entrusted t6 hint,- hud will' iii:u"intrj« ir«f-l> stvle and finish' itp'G'qual that tt'rttci'otit; in auy p..n of the Province,- ■ • ItepSii'iS to all kinds or Vehicles; including trimming iS painting, shall receiveimihediatc attention,' and he performed with neatiioas and dispatch.' ■'■ - ' ■."'•■' ■"> ; - .F.-G-RA-Y,; : - ; - ; -- ; -. Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright ,-■ Mastortom. ...•■. pLAOKSMITH.' FARRIER, &c. CARTERTON. Tho underaigiied.bogs respectfully to announce to the settler' of Taratahi-Carterton mid neighborhood,' tlmt he has -'commenced business in bis new Premises at the above .township, and hopes'by "strict attention to business, coupled with moderate charges to secure a fair share of public patronage.; Horses shod oil tho most improved prin ciple; special attention being given to badlj formed and diseased feet. Farm Implements mado and repaired. : All work guaranteed,. ROBERT CRAWFORD, 183 Blacksmith. <&c. Carterton. n m PAR M E R . HAS the honor to announce to the settlers, of the \\ amu-apa and the East Coast Districts that he has opened his Extensive Stock iu new and more • -CENTRAL PREMISES ■ adjoining tho Bank of iNkw 2msaiakd, aud opposite AI. CASiiLBJiWi &'oo.'.s Brick Ware house, where ho .will he abk to o!jer to old customers and new greater facilities thau heretolore for selecting ■'PUUST-OLABS JfUltNl'lffM,G. T. F. begs to inform his friends and tho general public that: he luts added the business of ] UNDERTAKER to his establishment, and all orders entrusted 10 him will bu executed with promptitude.' LADIES are invited to view his.variod and extensive.stock of Toilet Ware Met Tables. Wash Stands - Oval and Square Tables Chests oi Drawers - Clieiiioaiers Wardrobes Perambulators A good stock of PICTURE. MOULDINGS on hand, All goods sold at prices unequalled in the Wairarapa. - - - • A trial is respectfully solicited, " G'T. F, is prepared to manufacture,'at. the shortest notice, and of tho best description FUIiiNITUPiE TO ORDER, at his new central premises,

G. T. FARMER, QUMN-STKJSET, • - ■■MAJST.E.RTON.' 4 TARDWAEE! HAEDWABE! ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Nov landi'iii?, ex Autares— ■ 200 casks Portland cement 7 cases French bedsteads. 6ft Gin by 3ft 4ft 240 kegs wire nails ■ 1 bale machine picked oakum 1 cask Avery's counter weighing machines ICO drums raw, boiled, and colza oils 1 ca?li (.'iiibliiiighoesand sledgehammers 1 bale bcst'liciiij) fishing lines 2:) kegs oono bead rooling nails and spikes 1 case Kiev's central cartridges and cases 1 eases Nnblo au,l Hooro's French polish ami spirit varnish 2 cases Mander't, oak and copal varnish 5 cases scythe etouca 1 cask Cooper's rivets and clout tacks | ton cotton waste (I solid liox smiths' vices 1 cask Clark's ohm-coal box-irons 3 doz. wrought barrow wheels 1 cask maul rin^s 10 bundles H-ply galvanised fencing wiro 17 tons fencing wire, 0, 1, 8, G 2fi dray axles and boxes COO sash weights. Sib and lolb 5 tons 1513 H horseshoe bars 5 casksßKimJiifj twine, galvanised rivets, csk, clouts, sink traps, cask butts, bung borers, " echo" bullock bells, copper boat nails, dog chains, farriers' hammers, copnor tacks, " UeaP patent rim locks, compo sheathing nails-

To amvo per Isle of Erin, Euterpo, and Coiioiunndel—--7 cases jiicl; and Imtohet handles-. ■ . 50 doz 2 nml ii prong' CS hay forks 1 case sheep foot shears ' 1 case donblo point carpet-tacks, . 5 bundles ash oars : ' ,[ 116 Walker's '' 3 crown " galvanised iron - 104 cases Bed Me do. do. 1 horse lawn mower J ton cotton waste . ' fO kogs fencing staples . 18 casks' and 140 kegs paints • \ 35 drums ncatsfoot and colza oil' 12doz.Parke'sBpudes '.'''" ' 8 tons iaudslbsheet.lead 2 casks bracket lamps, mammoth' fonts with s'ilvei rcliecfcoig ...'..:. 5 casks p,-.tent shot - ■lhhd enamelled ; saucepans . 1 caso'-Lockwood's pocket knives 4 tons Walker's plain sheets, 24, 30, •3Gin.wido -■■---' -v • ...:•.•. 1 case Firth's mill saw files .: 39 bundles galvanised gas pipo 100 kegs wire nails 20 kegs Ewbank's spikes, 1 andCui. 15 cwt, counfcerbank horse nails, 7 barrels pitch awl tar lhhd.house bellows: 1 cask oblong inoaj tins 9- horse gears, HWP with motions 1 cask Tuck's patent packing lfiO bdls. lioop iron 17 tons RH bar iron- • 1 cask 2, 2J-. and 4in. cast butts 1 case crown hay knives" 2 tons hack shoes 82 kegs blasting and No. 5 sporting nowdins 5 tons BBH shoeing'bars 2 hhds Boyle's patent pump ventilators 1210 sash weights. ' 112 camp ovens and covers 18 register grates 103 10 cases' mahogany and walnut furniture , . , 1 case silver, cruet, eporgne, tea pot, spoons and forks' . • .8 package?' galvanised buckets/ 71b mat- - tox. bolt ends,■'ia|;h'ne,.-kitchen; , shovels, .-.chest hinges, range taps § • to J, curtain bands, brewers'/ther- : .. fflpmeters, housemaid's gloves, E'fV dessert and table forks, Clmbfa's padlocks,.-'-i-iasß. butts, bolts and nuts, tinned basin's, belts and sheats, '■.■'■ galvanised, looting screws, and a 'variety of shelf hardwires;- 1 '■ "'--^ ■ -JOHN DUTHIE & CO., -f : :- ; V; ;; ( IROKMOKGEi»f ASi> ißoil'llEllCHASiSj' \. :'■