4-P' :; .'MAT^in:; : rßtenikg-;thanks 'to bi ni^tfourasto^ &' <rra the public generally that having now in'■'• stock a large; quantity of the very best j&ibers'suitablo for Coaobbuilding and Wheel Wight p'urposeSjho is prepared to receive and ireßcutA all Qrdors'ontruated to him, and will . guaranteb b«ri> stvlo and finish to equal that turuod out in irny of the Province, Repairs to aU kinds of:Vohicles, including trimming & painting, shall receiveiminediate attention, and be performed with neatness and dispatch. '. F.GRAY,; Blacksmith, CoackbuMer, and Wheelwright Masterton. PEINOE OF WALES HOTEL LITER? STABLES. THE undersigned has removed the favorite " 'BUS" to the above stable, I Orders for booking passengers or parcels forwarded to them will bo promptly attended to. t. McCarthy, G33 Proprietor n ENTLEMEN who .wish for SUPERIOR GOODS for DRESS can dopend on having the very best matorial and workmanship at 0. GAMBLE'S, TAILOR AND HABIT-MAKEE, Lambton Quav, Welhngton. Samples and Rules for Self-measurement forwarded freo by post on application. m T)0 WRY AND KING. v MASTERTON STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AftD DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER MERCHANS. Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating, Skirtings (single and driublo faced), Architraves (single and double faced,) All kind of Mouldings on band and to order, Green-house Lights, &c, &o, All orders punctually attended to, THIS SPACE RESERVED B.'A. GARDENE7 AND SONS, Whose Now Advertisement will shortly REMANENT CIADDLERS. WATSON & WINTERINGHAM (Next Council Chambers), QUEEN-STREET, BEG to thank their numerous friends and the public of Blosterton for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them since commencing business, and desire it to be distinctly understood that patrons can depend upon obtaining the best artiole at the lowest price at their establishment. Their motto is "No tortion," and thoy act up to it. All kinds of attention paid to either town or country orders. Repairs neatly executed with promptitude and dispatch. Every requisite of the trade kept on hand. fTARDWARE! HARDWARE! ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Now landing ex Antarcs— • 200 casks Portland cement 7 cases French bedsteads, 6ft 6in by 3ffc 4ft 240 kegs wiro nails 1 bale machine picked oakum 1 cask Avery's counter weighing machines 160 drums raw, boiled, and colza oils 1 caskgrubbinghoesand sledgehammers 1 bale beßt hemp fishing lines 23 kegs cono head roofing nails and spikes 1 case Eley's central cartridges aud cases 1 cases Noble and Hoaro's French polish and spirit varnish' 2 cases Mander's oak and copal varnish' 5 cases scythe stones 1 cask Cooper's rivets and clout tacks J ton cotton wasto (i solid box smiths' vices I cask Clark's charcoal box-irons 3 doz. wrought barrow wheels 1 cask maul rings 10 bundles 3-ply galvanised fencing wiro 17 tons fencing wire, G, 7,8, G 2G dray axles and boxes GOO sash woights, 81b aud 101b 5 tons J3BII horseshoe bars 6 casksseaming twine, galvanised rivets, csk. clouts, sink traps, cask butts, bung borers, "echo" bullock bells, copper boat nails, dog chains, farriers' hammers, copper tacks, " Real" patent rim locks, compo • sheathingnails. To arrivo per Isle of Erin, Euterpe, and Corromandel--7 cases pick and hatchet handles 50 doz 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 "3 crown" galvanised iron 104 cases Red jliffo do. do. 1 horse lawn mower i ton cotton wasto 80 kegs fencing staples • 18 casks and 140 kegs paints 35 drums neatsfoot and colza oil 12 doz. Parke's spades 3 tons 4 and 51b sheet lead 2 casks bracket lamps, mammoth fonts with silver reflectors S casks patent shot 1 hhd enamelled saucopans 1 case Lockwood's pocket knives 4 tons Walker's plain sheots, 24, 30, ■ 3Gin. wide 1 case Firth's mill saw files 39 bundles galvanised gas pipe 100 kegs wiro nails 20 kegs Ewbank's spikes, . and 6in. 15 ewt. countersunk horse nails. 7 barrels pitch and tar 1 hhd, house bellowa 1 cask oblong meat tins 2 horse gears, HWF with motions 1 cask Tuck's patent packing IGO bdls, hoop iron 17 tons EH bar iron 1 cask 2,2.}, and 4in. cast butts 1 case crown hay knives 2 tons hack shoes . 82 kegs blasting and No. 5 sporting pow--2 hhda Boyle's patent pump ventilators 1210 sash weights 112 camp ovens andcovers 18 register grates 103 10 cases mahogany and walnut furniture 1 case silver cruet, epergne, tea pot, 8 packages galvanised buckets, 71b mattox, bolt ends, ratline, kitchen shovels, chest hinges, range taps £ to J, curtain bands, brewers' thermometers, housemaid's gloves, E.P. dessert and forks, Chubb's :■ padlocks,' brass butts, bolts and . nuts, tinned basins, beltsand sheats, galvanised roofing screws, and a ,varietyofshelfhardwares,'. : '.■ •'" JOHNDUTHIEiCO., ItONMONGERS AND IbON MERCHANTS,. Williß-Btreeti !
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 729, 30 March 1881, Page 4
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