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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 794, 15 June 1881, Page 4

''h'oWse! J: • ~■•.'•-.;.' ,^^;-..;..,.,-,../ ; : 0, : Rl liaVlrfg piieiKSd the late Tetiui' Hotel Wa'libdgi^; by giving 1 Lodgerfl and Trafdliert'to' J riient thd supp6rt;he .has hitiier to., rjepeiijed. .Meala at all hours bf-'the day.T'A'.'/p-aiire' paddock for stock,'v^th'plenty"'of f witer. Horses and Buggies for hire, ' Horses, bought or isbld. —Teriui;; Ootbbei 30. '■'' 607 ! - ; ' 1 '""'";^ JAS. N. 0WEN,,,.,.,,',,,,,.; Proprietor. THE above Hotel having 'teen recently built" and enlarged, and fitted with j every convenience for travellers and fami- J lies, the proprietor' has! friuchlpleaaure in I announcing that he is prepared to givo every j attention to the travelling public, and has no hesitation in saying that his liouso willb'e ■ found second to none,; ~: ,; ... ...,,; .*. j There arc good stables and paddocks at" taohedi : '"■■' .;'- : ; -■'.;'■ ; i '•> ■ -' ; l! j ■ Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept, _ ,-:.,'' ■■.... ~680 piUNOE OP TTP-ALEfJ' TTOTEL.; ■■'• ; MASTERTON. ! T, WAGG, in taking'possession of the above favorably-known Hotel, begs to inform his old friends and the public generally that ho intends to conduct it in such' a manner as will gain him as large, a share of public patronage as was accorded to his predecessor, Mr : J.E; Thompson. •- j 1 TV Biiit' tHe convenience of. Visitois,; Dinner'will 'be served at 12.80, instead 'of 1 p. m, as hitherto, this allowing time 1 to catch the train'. ; ' ':■•■-,' '■■ .' ; ■ '■ Only the best brands of' Wines' arid; Spirits kept in stock.'" :,; !: '" . :i:: "" ; :; The Billiard Roonv contains TW'J of Allcock's BESTi TABLES, with all the 1 accessories of i the game, and is under the! management, of iHuoa! Looue, so well land favorably known in connection with the F t-class Accommodation .for Families,; Livery and Bait Stables attached.) , The-RAILWAY ; 'BUS starts from this; hotel for each train. ; . . 674' . WOOL AND; SHEEPSKINS. ; nHE undersigned is a Cash Purchaser of *- Wool and Sheepskins, and wl: SCOUR WOOL at Current Market Bates. ; J BAIRSTOW, ,'. , ! : Uareville, Taratabi. \ MASTERTON FLOUR AND .'GRAIN ; STORES.. ;, VILE & D'ARCY. GENERAL Dealers in colonial produce Commission Agents, Valuators, &o, ' '■' : , AOBNISFOR .■ •.. ;; y j Liverpoool, ■ London'. and Globe Insurance' Company. ; The National -Mutual Life Association of Australia., Also for E.. J. Bowen's cele-i brated Californian Flower and Garden ■Seeds, •••■. 62 CARTERTON STEAM FLOUR MILL; EL,' WAKELIN, the proprietor of' the! ■ above, having recently ereoted an; extensive addition t n his Mills, and obtained a powerful engine and the most improved ■flour mill machinery, is now ablo to announce that the Mill is in thorough working Older, and capable 1 of turning out superior samples of FLOUR, SECONDS.POLLARD; and BIIAN with • the' greatest despatch) having three pairs of stones at work, | -E. L. WAKELIN ■'•' | CARTERTON CO-OPERATIVE |STOEEj BAKERY,'&' FLOUR MILLS. i WHY Buy your White Lead, Oi's and Paints at Ironmongers' stores white there is a store in Manners-st., Wellington! sold) devoted'to tho trade who sells boiled and raw oil, Window Glass, Varnishes, White Lead, Oil, Paints, Ac, IN LARGE & SMALL QUANTITIES AS CHEAP W GOOD AS ANY HOUSE IN TOWN, N.B. -Silvor-plate Looking Glass. ; ; R. MARTIN, \ TE ARO PAPERHANGING WARE-I HOUSE, ' ';MaNNEIB-STRERT.,,,,.',.WWIKOTON. j |0 RESTERS' ARMS HOTEL,' R ■ "; ■• GREYTOWN.' . • GEORGE JONt/5..., „:Propiuijtor; THaS .old-estabhahed and favorite hotel has lately bfen thoroughly renovated, and is now provided with overy convehi'enccfor the comfort of the public, and being situated within a thort distance of.the Railway Station, and nearly opposite the Post and Telegraph offices, offers special advantages to visitors and the traveUing public. , j The private Bitting rooms and bedrooms are well furnished, and are high and roomy, j WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST , ~ .-.DESCRIPTION,; ONLY ,;:,„ j are provided. The culinary management being under, the supervision of the proprietor himself is' a" sufficient guarantee that' the wants of patrons mil be'well provided for; '■ : The BILLIAPtD, room. la f provided with one of alcock's best tables, ' : A CONVEYANCE ■ will' meot each train for the convenience of visitors.' ' GOOD STABLING AND GRASS i '.'" " PADDOCKS '•'" are also provided r ahd ; ; are ; under efficient management. GEORGE JONES ...;v..v.... pßOPEißioiti' .:■ :-452.; IURNITURE WAREHOUSE CABINET-MAKER; UPHOLSTERER, j ■ ' ANDUNDFJtTAKER, 1 ; 1 BrIME-STKKET, MASTERTON. : PjanosrersijkedandpoMei; .< , ! ~ AllkindsofPicture:franing ; executed,- i ■ ; .Carpets planned and laid downi, ~;., j made to order,..; ;;; ; j furniture renovated, and all kinds of repairs ~■..;:';.;••: exeoute'd on the premißea...!':.:;' ''• : ''Vlhouiß^jion■'6f■ttepubSb■mvitii , ' i \ , i ' N.B.—F^rmtiire ! 'deliveM witW'a'reas'oni '' i jij.'jit iij.,'; i-r.i'iw ,-:,;t;i ■iir..vin-y,v: M i iiiii JiiJiffi'!-'- ji•. ■ !<|o ''«-~»i(.':.it>-"S -j J is 'j''.i.( yrfj I i ;.k:dainrf , T:.g»k (, J'^Q !: OJM!'' : »' ■ i?ji;:i:B W vii'.'/.F.,"?';iji aou ifa; t.bh'j! y.-sc | l. ';jWJiWwM ■fewiTAKßJ,'-•..■■■•,. ■ ,;;'! ■;