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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 754, 28 April 1881, Page 4

JAi I'O bTA K T IN «T 1 0;E. F (litAY, in retiirmw,' thanks :to bis r emus customers for past favors, bogs to i> :m the public generally that having now i; it.u!i a laru'e quantity of tho very best '.tubers suitablo for Co whbuilding and Wheel ■ifight purposea.he is p-epred to receive and rtvpeiit-ft all orders entrusted to him, and will jimrnnti'i: HJi at,vie and finish to ecpial that t.pntu] ;int in any |i..rt of the Province, Ilepairs to all kinds of Vohicles, including trimming i painting, shall receiveimmcdiatt attention, and bo performed with neatness ■mil dispatch, F, GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbnilder, and Wheelwright ■ Masterton. PlliNt'H 01;' vVALIiS HOTEL LIVERY BTiBLKB. rnH E undersigned has removed the 1 favorite " 'Bub" to the above stable, Oidws for booking passengers or _ forwarded to them will he promptly attended to. t. McCarthy, 03:! Proprietor NEW INDUSTEY AT PLIMMBR'S MANURE MANUFACTORY, (Cornhi'l-st. (off Manners-st.), Wellington. BONE DUST, suitable for Agricultural and H oi tlcullural purposes, can now bo obtained. It is Specially Recommended to Gardeners as a f'hrap, Clean, and Unrivalled Manure for Greenhouse Plants. Bones Purchased for Cusli in any quantity. H. GABY, Manager. P.S.-AU kinds of Crashed Corn fot Horfesv I'rices at mill. PROPOSED JSEW HALL. THE Committee for managing the aflaira of the Proposed New Hall, beg to inform the public generally that the promoters of tins jbject, seeing lor a long time past the great necessity wlicli lias existed, and which still exists, for such a building at this end of the Borough, have, after careful consideration and a meeting on the subject, determined if possible to erect it for tho many US.S for which it is likely to bo required, viz., tho consideration of all local matters, holding of Religious Services, Sunday Schools, and Public Entertainments. With these views before them, it has been proposed to erect tho said Hall by VOLUNTARY SUBSCRIPTIONS oo Freehold Land, already secured. The Committee have ap pointed the following persons to receive subscriptions Messrs Eaves (Chairman and 'treasurer), 0. E. Dauiell (Secretary), C. Wilton, and T. W. Sliute; aud, in onileavorii'pr to carry out this work, they earnestly ask for the sympathy and assistance of the general public, CHAS. E. DANIIfLL, 737 Secretary. gOW R Y AND KINO MASTERTON STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER MEROHANS. Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating, Skirtings (single and double faced), Aroliitravea (single and double faced.) All kind of Mouldings on band and to ordeij Green-bouse Lights, &c., &o<AU orders punctually attended to.

The undersigned has removod from the old premises to the corner of Herbert and Manners streets, six doors lower down, where he hopos to receive the same liberal patronago as heretofore bestowed on him. p. COOPER, SEEDSMAN & FLORIST. N.8.--Now ieady for planting, beautiful flowering bulb 3 of every description.^ Priced catalogues gratis on application. 74:> JOHN DUTHIE..AND CO. Havo to Arrive, ex Alastor. from London, invoices OK Portland cement Counter and half-cask horse nails Hack horse shoes, made to order Genuine Nos. 1 and 2 white lead lied lead in '2B and oli lb kegs Walker's 23 G. galvauized plain sheets Hiii's duplex lamps Kowatt's aiiucapnic lamps, in assorted casks, to suit the trade ftlobes and chimneys for various lamps Galvanised buckets, 14-15 inch Haw, boiled, and colza oils 3 casks assorted ironmongery! 25 hhds. clover and rape seeds 52 casis corrogatcd iron, 6 to 10 feet To arrive, ex Crownthorpe—--10 tons fencing wire, G-8 gauge To arrive, ex Pareora—--80 cases corrugated iron, to 10 feet ' To arrive, ex HimalayaInvoices of American rim locks, porcelain lock furniture Yulcai'ifod carriage springs, axles, pullojs Re-cnppers, turnovers, &c., for breechloaders Eley's perussaion cap, Walker's shot Eiey's central and pin-fire cartridges, Snider and Terry's cartridges Felt and cloth wads. Wire nails, 1* to 4in,, lead head nails Ewlank's nails, 3 to 6 inch flaw, boilea, and neatsfoot oil Nut axles, IJ, IslJ inch Lookwood cutlery and files Mander's oak and copal varnish, black Japan, and gold size Noble andHoaie's spirit varnish and French polish Davies's 24 G. beat galvanised sheets Walker's 28 G. ii-crown do Grasshopper buggy springs, coach springs D. P. fencing staples Fenolng wire, 6, 7,8 G. Galvanised do. 6 G. and 7-ply stand wire French beds, 6ft 6in x 3ft BBH horse-shoe bars Hack shoes, to our patterns Scotch T hinges, in casks, 8,10 18-inch Nettlefold's iron and brass screws Side handle crown hay knives Carpenter's 2 ane 3 bv, rim looks, No. 60 Bentall's oat crusher?, O.K.A, Avery's 4 and 5 cwt platform machines. Aiiucapnic lamps, in assorted casks Ward's cast, sprihg, and blißter steel Hornby's F. G. ploughs with circular coulters Sash weights, 9 to 20 lb Sofa springs, in assorted casks and all 9-in 12 packages assorted small hardware 58 cases corrugated iron, 5 to 10ft 6J tons Kenrick's and Champion's genuine white lead H tons read lead zinc paint and colors To arrive, ex F. M. Carlow from New York 'Sharp's Yaukee pattern axes, all 3Jlb Sharp's Yankee pattern axes, 3J to 4 Jib Sharp's Maine pattern axes, 3J to 4jib Sharp's axe pattern hatchets Putman's horsenail's, 6 to 121b 36-inch sledge hammer handles Extra No 1 nxe handles 1 Adze and pick handles ■ To arrive, ex Arabella—- ' 92 cases 24 and 26 corrugated iron J 260 kegs rosehead wire rails To Arrive, ex City of Carlisle. 1 25 tons RH bar iron , fiß eases corrugated iron, 5 to 10ft 120 kegs 'Wire nails, 1 5 blids Clark's holloware. . ' 3 tons Walker's Shot i 10 tons fencing wire ■ 5 eases Ely's caps, cartridges, and cartridge