" Ml\o RT ANT. KATIOE.; ■f/'CUAY, in returning, thanks to his . 'trows customers for past favors, bogs to ■ Mi .the public generally that having now ■itoA a large quantity of the'very best inters suitable for Coaeiibiiilding and Wheel : ri:;lit purposes, uo is prepared to receive and »7C>ikn all orders entrusted to him, aiid will uahuitee l">f-i>- style and finish to equal that unied out in any of tho Province. I'.cpairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including rimming & painting, shall rcccivoimmediate tlention, and lie performed with neatness nil disiwteh, F. GRAY, ihioksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wheelwright HLACKSMITIT. FARMED, &o. CARTERTON. The undersigned hogs respectfully to announce to the settler' of Taratahi-Oarterton and neighborhood, that he has commenced business in his new Premises at tho above 'iownship, and hopes by strict attention to business, coupled ".villi moderate chirgCß to secure a fair share of public patronage. Horses shod on the most improved prin ciplo; special attention being given to badl) formed and diseased foci. Farm Implements made ami repaired. All work guaranteed,. ROBERT CRAWFORD, ■ 18!! Blacksmith. &c. Carterton. (1 T 'U A R M E R • HAS tho honor to announce to tho settlers o( Hie Wairarapa and the East Coast Districts that he has opened ins Extensive ■Stock in new and more CKSTBAL L'IIMiSES adjoining the Bank ok New Zkaland, mid opposite M. Oaseuikuh &Co'.'s Brick Ware house, wbere'he will he able to olfertooW customers and mo greater facilities than hcretolore for selecting FIIiST-OIiASS FUElfrraEE. 0. T. E. beys to inform his friends and the general public that ho has added the business of UNDERTAKER to his establishment, and all orders entrusted to him will be executed with promptitude, LADIES are invited to view his varied and extensive stock oi Toilet 'Ware iViU Tables Wash Stands Oval and Square Tables Chests of Drawers Uhclikmiers Wardrobes Perambulators A good stock of PICTURE- MOULDINGS Oh hand, All goods sold at pricis unequalled in the Waiitrapa. A i rial is respectfully solicited, ('• 1. f. is prepared to manufacture, at the slnirtt&fiwtoj, and of tiie best doacripfcion; R'HXIRM TO ORDER, at bis new central promises. g. i. faumer, QUEEN-STREET, M AST E RTON. 4 R'AKDWARE! HARDWARE! ON SALEUY THE UNDERSIGNED, Kpw landing, ex Antares—--200 casks Fori land cement 7 cases French bedstead?, Oft Gin by 3ft ■lft -40 kegs wire nails I bale machine picked oakum 1 cask _ Avery's counter weighing niacliincs 160 drums raw, boiled, and colza oils 1 caf-kgmbbiiigh.ot'saod sygeliamiiicrs I bale best hemp fishing linos 2o kegs com bead routing nails and 1 case Elsy's central cartridges and cases 1 eases Noble ami L'onre's I'Veneh polish and spirit varnish 2 cases Minder'!, oak and copal varnish 5 cases scythe stones I cask Cooper's rivets and eloat taclw i ton cotton waste II solid box smiths' vices 1 cask Clark's charcoal box-ironi 3 doz. wrought harrow wheels 1 cask maul rings lObuncfe 3-ply'galvanised fencing wire 17 t'-ns fencing wire, 6, 7,8, G 2d dray axles and boxes GOO sash weights, S!b and 101b 5 tons BBM horseshoe bars <S casta seaming twine, galvanised rivets, esk. clout?, sink traps, cask butts, bung borers, "echo" bullock bells, copper boat nails, dog chains, farri'.is' hammers, copper tacks, sheathing nails To arrive per Islo of Erin, Euterpe, and Conomandei—--7 cases pick and hatchet handles 50 dos 2 and 3 prong CS hay forks ' 1 ease sheep foot shears 1 case double point carpet, tacks 5 bundles ash oars 116 Walker's ",'i crown" galvanised iron 104 cases Red diffo do. do. 1 horse-lawn mower $ ton cotton waste 30 ke;is fencing staples 18 casks and 140 kegs paints 35 drums neatsfoot and colza oil 12 doz. Parke'sßpades 3 tons 4 and 51b sheet lead 2 casks bvacUot lamps, mammoth fonts with silver reflectors 5 casks patent shot 1 lihd enamelled eaucbpaiio 1 caso Loekwood's pocket knivos ■4 tow Walker's plain sheets, 24, 30, 36in. wide 1 caso Firth's mill saw flies 39 buudles galvanised gas pipo 100 kegs wire nails 20 kegs Ewbank's spikes, i and Gin. IS cwt. counterbauk horse nails," 7 barrels pitch and tar lhud.hon.se hollows 1 cask oblong meat tins 2 horse gears, HWP with motions' , 1 cask Tuck's patent packing 160 bells, hoop iron 17 tons RH bar iron lcask2,2J,and4in. cast butts 1 case crown hay knives. 2 tons hack-shoes ' 82 kegs blasting.aiid No. 5 sporting powders ~. . BtonsßßH Bhoeingbars 2 hbd * Bo l} 6 ' a P atont Pi™? ventilators 12 iO sash weights 112 camp ovens and covers 10 cases mahogauy and walnut furniture lease silver cruet, epergno, tea pot. ' spoons and forks 8 package? galvenieed buckets, 71b niattox. bolt ends, ratline, kitchen shovels, chest hinges, range taps J to i; curtain .-bands, brewers' thermometeis.Jiousemaid's gloves, E P dessert and table- forks,.Chubb's ■ padlocks', brass butts, bolts and nuts, tinned basins; belts and sheats,' ' galvanised roofing screws,'and a variety of sliolMiiirdffares.'" ■•.;■!. ; :■ ' Irohmokgers
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 693, 15 February 1881, Page 4
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