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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 748, 21 April 1881, Page 4

| MPOItTANT NOTICE. F GRAY, in returning thanks toliia rerous customers for past favors, begs to U TO the public generally that having now i: itook a largo quantity of the very beat inibora suitable for Corohbuildiug and Wheel fright purposes,he is prepared to receive and rivncnt.fi all orders entrusted to him, and will guarantee St.li stvlo and finish to equal that turned out in any p,.:t of tho Province, Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, including trimming iS painting, shall receivoimmediatt attention, and be performed with noatnoss and dispatch. F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuilder, and Wlieehvright Masterton. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL LIVERY ST,\BLES. rnHE undersigned has removed the X favorite " 'BuS" to the above stable, Oiders fur hooking passengers or parcels forwarded to them will be promptly attended to. t. McCarthy, G33 Proprietor J |1 lICH EI T , COACHBUILDER & WHEELWRIGHT, Wordsworth-street, Wellington. WISHES to inform the settlers of Wairarapa that he is now making good SPRING TRAPS from £18; Express Wagons, £33 Spring Drays from £2(,, Tip Gaits, from £l4 10s; Pole Drays from £22, Only the very best Materials used, and ALL WORK GUARANTEED, Prices of any work forwarded by post on application. 723 jj OWIt Y AND KING MASTERTON STEAM SAW PLANING AND MODLDING MILLS, SASH AM) DUOli FACTORY AND TIMBER MERCHANS. Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating, Skirtings (single and double faced), Architraves (single and double faced.) All kind of Mouldings on band and to order, Greeu-houso Lights, (Sc., Ac, All orders punctually attended to. OF REMOVAL. The undersigned has removed from the old premises to the corner of Herbert and Manners streets, six doors lower down, where lie hopes to receivo the same liberal patronage as heretofore bestowed on him, F. COOPER, SEEDSMAN & FLORIST. N.8.-Now ready for planting, beautiful flowering bulbs of every description.^ Priced catalogues gratis on application. 743

fJIHE pERJIANENT gADDLEES. WATSON & WINTEBINGHAM (Next Council Chambers), QUEEN. STREET, BEG to thank their numerous friends and the public of Mosterton 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 article at the lowest price at their establishment. Their motto is "No tor. tion," and they act up to t, 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. JOHN DUTHIE ANB CO. Have to Arrive, ex Alaator. from Loudon, INVOICES offPortlaml cement Counter and half-cask horse nails Hack horse shoes, made to order Genuine Nos. 1 and 2 white lead Red lead in 28 and 56' lb kegs Walker's 23 G. galvanized plain sheet 3 Hin's duplex lamps Rowatt's amicapnic lamps, iu assorted casks, to suit the trade Globes and chimneys for various lamps Galvanised buckets, 14-15 inch Raw, boiled, and colza oils 3 casks assorted ironmongery! 2o hhds. clover and rape seeds 52 casts corrogated iron, 5 to 10 feet To arrive, ex Crownthorpe—--10 tons fencing wire, 6-8 gauge To arrive, ex Pareora— SO cases corrugated iron, to 10 feet To arrive, es HimalayaInvoices of Amencaa rim looks, porcelain lock furniture Vulcanite ! carriage spring, axles, pulleys llc-cappcrs, turnovers, &c., for breechloaders Elcy's perusssion cap, Walker's shot Eley's central and -pin-firo cartridges, Snider and Tirry's cartridges Felt and cloth wad 6, Wire nails, 1$ to 4in,, lead head nails Ewbank's nails, 3 to G inch Raw, boilca, and neatsfoot oil Nut axles, Is, 1§ 1J inch Lockwood cutlery and files Mander's oak and copal varnish, black Japan, and gold size Nobis and Hoare's spirit varnish and French polish Davies's 24 G. best galvanised sheets Walker's 28 G, 3-crown do Grasshopper buggy springs, coach sprjpgs D. P. fencing etaples Fencing wire, 6, 7,8 G. Galvanised do, 6 G. and 7-ply stand wire French beds, 6ft 6in x Bft BBH horse-shoe bars Hack shoes, to our patterns Scotch T hinges, in casks, 8,10 18-inoh Nettlefold's iron and brass screws Side handle crown hay knives Carpenter's 2 ane 3 bv. rim locks, No. 60' Uentall's oat crusher?, O.K.A. Avery's 4 and 5 cwt platform machines. Anucapnic lamps, in assorted casks Ward's cast, sprihg, and blister steel Hornby's F. G. ploughs with circular conlfera Sasli weights, 9 to 20 lb Sofa springs, iu assorted casks and all 9-in 12 packages assorted small hardware 58 cases corrugated iron, 5 to 10ft 6$ tons Kenrick'o and Champion's genuino white lead 1J tons read lead zinc paint and colors To arrive, ex F. M. Carlow from New York Sharp's Yankee pattern axes, all 3Jlb Sharp's Yankee pattern axes, 3£ to 4Jlb Sharp's Maine pattern axes, 3| to4£li> Sharp's axe pattern hatchets I'utman's horscnail's, 6 to 121b 36-inch sledge hammer handles Extra No 1 axe handles Adzo and pick handles To arrive, ex Arabella—--92 cases 24 and 26 corrugated iron 260 kegs rosehead wire rails To Arrive, ex City of Carlisle. 25 tons RH bar iron 68 cases corrugated iron, B to 10ft 120 kegs wire nails 5 hlids Clark's holloware. 3 tons Walker's Shot 10 tons fencing wire 5 cases Ely's caps, cartridges, and cartridge cases 8 tons sheet, hoop, and plate iron. And a full assortment of general ironmongery,