NOTICE! NOTICE! i* THE UNDERSIONED, Wto think JL« my Frie'ads and Customers for the liberal support I have received while in business, and trust by striot attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. Please Eemember-I have the Largest nun" Best Assortment of Cameron's TOBACCOS in the Wairarapa, also a Large Assortment of TOYS and FANCY GOODS, ' In answer to to Mr Jameß Harris' advertisement, he is quite right in saying that he him from my service on January 6th last, but have a far superior hand—Second to None in the Wellington District, and can confidently recommendone and nil to COME and Give a Trial, and get their HAIR CUT TOLL and to their Liking for SIXPENCE, and a GOOD COMFORTABLE SHAVE for THREEPENCE. GEORGE DIXON, 681 JAMES HARRIS. HAIRDRESSING & SHAVING SALOON, (Opposite Council Chambers) Palnnlud by tk Elitt of Maiterion. JAMES 1 HARRIS begs to inform his old Customers and Friends that he is no longer in the employment of Mr G, Dixon, bat has started Imsinesß on his own account lathe rooms at the rear of Mr McUardle's Seed Shop, where he hopes, by strict attentin t# lushest, to receivo a share of public patrnago. ->AfIOBL DELIVERY —PER—- ' ROTAL MAIL COACHES. Parcels may be booked through i« the fol '--a places -.-Wellington, Wairarapa, We Bush, Castle Point, T.nu. Wowlvilh, Palmerston North, Napier, and Weat Coast. BOOKING OFFICES: ■eflington. New Zedander Hotel »hn. ■treot; Foxton, Whyte's Hotel; P • Bi on>yalHotel;Ma a tertenCounc Chambers jaad at the various coaonomc jamesmam,. Coach Froprieto Central Store. (Estai, 1558.] GEO., A. FAIRBROTHER, STOREKEEPER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, fflilt drawing attention to hia Superior ofDRAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Bey's CLOTHING, Millinery, Hosiery, and HWlaShery, GROCERIES, Oilmen's Stores, Hardware, Holloware, Crookeryware 46, So., wonld respeotfuUy ask the nb to note—
Thiit this is tha Oldest Storekeepin That by doaling with tiled firm, patrons 1 i~ ..... (..;»<* lr««tpd in Mich can ioiy ujwu "v—o - » manner as will induce repetition. Thai we buy direct from Manufacturers, wlmthor British, Foreign, or Local, SEsrVEMIDDLBPEOFITS Skat when abandoning the CREDIT , TB t«n. the prices were thoroughly taviaea and Goods we now marked WHOLESALE PRICES-fiarriaßß added. GASH DOWN, ,f. Vv daalin&with toe who sell for pjing other people a debt!. totwo&roatantluJMtohßuyers of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Shamskins, Rabbitskuis, Butter, Ei fei in any qn&ntifr andofiov ._. mum mm. mo. A. FAIRBROTHBR, iNTRAL Wm CARTERTON. rr UTTIJEIOBH AN* 80N ' V , WATCHMAKERS, JB\TELLERS, ahb OPTICIANS, ibte»Qoay (Opposite Occidental iiotcij, .TOLIIKOIOK. Cwntry Orders promptly attended io. MONUMENTAL ¥os'jr.' Thomas' T\/fiLLBR' HOMAS IVIILLER SCULPTOR;^
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 757, 2 May 1881, Page 1
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418Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 757, 2 May 1881, Page 1
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