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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 737, 7 April 1881, Page 4

OJiAOKSMITH. FAKRIER, ;<k The undersigned bogs respeotfulty;to; an- | nounce to the of Taratahi-Carlertbp. J andneighboihoedj that hß;lii)'i'cbinmeiicefl business is his new ; PPremiss'es' at the n v ToTOsMp.Vand'ibpoa'b'y striot *' m ' e to with mode' Oration toseoure^;fau'Bhareoipu v '' Jia te ohwges - ■ shod on the' : jii 0 patronage. '.' op'j■ special »«<'■ most iinproved°prin fonned and dn- \ . u ii on being given to badlj Farm)' -,<jased feet, -iflplemmts made and repaired. All work guaranteed.. ROBERT CRAWFORD, I 1m Blacksmith. &c, Carterton. PUBLICIN 0 T I 0 E. D. ASHER. OF HAMERS-BTRKET, t Has determined, bconsequence of receiving a largo shipment Iff Goods, consisting of Fancy Goods of every description Ladies' Bags "\ Tambourines Banjos, Balls ! Boxing Gloves &o, \ exHurunni Too late for the Christmas Holidays, to Bell the whole of the goods'by single articles at wholesale prices, to make room for a further shipment, Also—l caso Improved Foot Balls, Note tho Address— ASHER'S FANCY BAZAAR. Next to tho Branch Bank of New Zealand, Manners-street, Wellington. l/TS J. HYDE PARKER, PEOFESSOB OF MUSIC From Wellington, the honor to aunounce ho is now residing in the Wairarapa to give lessons on the Pianoforte-Elementary and Finishing—the Cultivation of tho Voice and Theory of Music; and from the success that Ims always attended his instruction, canguaranteo rapid proficiency. Mr Parkfr will undertake tho management of Concerts and Balls. PIANOFORTES TUNED. " A ddress—Feathers™! C 29 WHITE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. >■ —o—, EVERY accommodate and comfort for travellers and tho public at largo, at the above Hotel. ; Sample, Bath, Billiard,' Coach and Storerooms. | 20-sfcall Stable. Horses and Buggies on Hire. Cobbs' Coaches depart and arrive daily to and from Wellington. : AU.WHYTE, 499 Proprietor. -iCOOONTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT VALUATOR, m 0.,. Main-street, Gkeytown. (Opposite Ihe Bank of Nan Zealand). 869 WILLIAM BOOTH AND CO., TAiUTAHI SAW & PLANING MILLS Wairarapa. Totara, Red Pine, Matai, White Pine, and other Timbers cut to order. LARGE STOCKS of DRESSED TIMBER are kept-flooring, Lining, <£c, GEEITOWN, WAIRARATA. JOHN QUE? .... PitoPKißTOpj THE ' abovi well-known and old-estab lished Hotel 'offers Special Advantages to Visitors to tlo Wairarapa and Travelling Public in Accommodation and Convenience. Particular attention has been given to the arrangement of Private Apartments, and the Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated, the accommodation is equal to any in the district.] Visitors will rind all the Comforts of a Homo, and every attention paid them. A comfortable Covered Conveyance in connection with tho Hotel meets every train,'lor the convenience of . Patrons an| tho Public. While soliciting the favors of the Travelling Public, and thankirfe his patrons for the support hitherto accorded, the Proprietor wishes to assure thim the same attention will be giveii as hitherto, Good Stabling and'.Grass Paddocks are attached to the HoteL Note— TIE GREYTOM HOTEL, (Within a few chains (I the Post and Tele--85 graph ijffices. 'Tobe or not to be—(hat is the question Whether it is nobler ii tho minds To suffer the stings 'and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take up arm? against a sea of troubles, ' ' And. by opposing, end them." AEORGE TDOWLES TO THE FORE I The proprietor of the above popular Butcher's establishment now begs to notify to his numerous customers, ind to the Public at large, that lip has REMOVED IIS BUSINESS TO HIS NEW PREMISES Where he hopes to continue to deserve the wide patronage hitherto accorded him, and where he trusts it will be found that his PRICES AND QUALITY OF MEAT RIVAL ALL COMPETITION Lately brought, into tho local market against him.' 615 CHAS. HILL, HAT and CAP MANUFAOTUKER, 'I Lambton.GJm, Wellihotoh, N.Z, 'i Every Description of Bats and.Oaps Made to Order, TAMES JUNG AND CO., J GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, *3" (Under the Illuminated Clock), Wims-sTREET, Wellington. Orders for tho trade carefully attended to. The largest stock of stones and gems in the oolony. WELLINGTON DYE WORKS, Established 1863. Silver Medal and two Certificates of' Merit _ awarded at Australian Exhibition, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments Dyed whole; Damask Curtains and Table Covers Dyed; Feathers Cleaned, Dyed, and Curled eto,, eto. Country orders punctually attended Agents Wanted.