NOTICE! NOTICE I * THE UNDERSIGNED, be? to think ~ my Frie'lds and Customers for the liberal support I have received while in business, and trust by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. Please Remember-I have the Largest and Best Assortment of Cameron's TOBACCOS in the. Wairarapa, also a Large Assortment of TOYS and FANCY GOODS, In answer to to Mr James Harris' advertisement, he is quite right in saying that he ut no longer in my employ, as I dismissed him from my service on January 6th last, but have a far superior hand—Second to None in the Wellington District, and can confidently recommend one and rill tn COME and Give a Trial, and get their HAIR COT WELL and to their Liking for SIXPENCE, and a GOOD COMFOSTABLE SHAYE for THREEPENCE, GEOKGOIXON, 031 JAMES HARRIS, HAIRDRESSINQ & SHAVING SALOON, (Opposite Council Chambers) MASTERTON. Palmktd ijl the Elite of Masterton. "AMES HARRIS begs to inform his old (J Customers and Friends that he is no longer in the employment of Mr G. Dixon, but has started business on his own account in the rooms at the rear of Mr McUardle's Seed Shop, where he hopes, by strict attention t» business, to receive a share of public patraage. .ipsa AEOEL DBLITBEY —PER—ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Paieolß may be booked through to we m lowing places :-Wollington, Wairarapa, Forty-Mile Bush, Castle Point,, Tinm, Woodville, Palmerston North, Napier, and West Coast, BOOIONGOFFIOES; Wellington, New Zealander Hotel, ManChambers j and at the various coaoh offices JAMES MAOARA,. Coach Proprieto Central Store. [Estab. 1858.] GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, STOREKEEPER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Oartbbtos, Wkila drawing attention to his Superior ofDBAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Bav'iOIOTHING, Millinery, Hosiery, and Haberdashery, GROCERIES, Oilmen's 40., &«., would -respectfully ask That this is the Oldest Storokeeping Business in Wairarapa. That by dealing with tried firms, patrons can rely upon being treated in such s manner as will induce repetition,
That' we bay direct from Manufacturers, wliether British, Foreign, or Local, and thus 8 AVE MIDDLE PROFITS Tlut when abandoning the OEEDIT system, the prices were thoroughly revised, and Goods are now marked at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PBICES-carrisge added. Thai from January 1,1881, we sell for CASH DOWN. That by dealing with those who sell for CASH ONLY, Cash Buyers avoid paying other people's debts. That we are at all times Cash Buyers of WooL Hides, Tallow, Sheep6kuw, Rflbbitskins, Butter, Egp, Stan in any qnanto, and offer the HIGHEST PRICES. GEO. 1. FAIRBROTHBE, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON. N TTT LITTLEJOHN AND SON, W . WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, and OPTICIANS, Ownhy Order* promptly attomded ie. MONUMENTAL WORK. MILLER HOMAS' IuiLLER .SCULPTOR
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 756, 30 April 1881, Page 1
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436Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 756, 30 April 1881, Page 1
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