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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 824, 20 July 1881, Page 4

.to . . The undersigned bogs respotfully--to au-' nounce to the'/sottler* ojLfoaWCiffterton and businesß in at the above. Township,) and hopes by strict attention' to business, 1 cdupMedlwith-moderate obvges; to secure a fair share of public patronage.! Horses shod on -the-mosHmpoved"prin ciple; special, attention being, given to badly formed and diseased feet. ■ ! ouguaranjaedi.-' -! ; • ROBERT CRAWFORD, ' j 183 Blacksmith'. Ac.,'Carterton.; D. ASHER.' - .OF.HAHHEBB.STRKEI, Has determined, inconsequence of receiv-. ing a largo 'shipment' 'consisting of Fancy Goods of every description ; -- Ladies' Bags - ; '■'■' "■""' '"■'; ''"'; : Tambourines, Concertinas '., BanjOs, Balls;' Accordions ' .ex Arabella ;..;■ vx !.:■'■; ,'■ . Too late for the Christmas Holidays, to sell tho whole of the goods by single articles at wholesale prices, to make room for urther shipments.. ;; ..■ ;' '■!<-.:'.' Also—2 case Fancy China, ',■-.■ ■■■ X. ; . Exhibition Cane Perambulators. ' ; ;■' Note the Address— » , ''"', ASHER'S FANCY BAZ&AR; :; ' \ . pNext to the Branch Bant of New' Zealand,. "'Manners-street, Wellington, ...■■• , , ~ ...■„ ~ ~.■ ,;.,■ ■-.;"; ■=!-'- .J' 683 WHITE'S' HOTEL, FOXTON. EVERY accommodation and' comfort for travellers arid.tlie'public at 'arge, at the above Hotel, 1 ."'"' '"' '"'. ■ .! Sample, Bath, BiM, Coach and Storerooms, ' ' '"" " ; ' i 20-stallStable. , \ •''■ ' Buggies oh Hire',"' j Cobbs' Coaches'depart and arrive daily to and from Wellington. ■, ..,,,.] ■■"' ' i "" ' : Al'J. WHYTE, i "! 499 ' ..■'.', ';: '"",' ';,," Proprietor.: PEINCE OF : WALES HOTEL LIVERY | ; " '; ..;',stables; .' \ TH E ■ undersigned has removed the favorite '"BUS" to the above stable 1 , (Mora ' fri* tuinlrinir „n» D ™,. n w, „„; „...«lL ill be promptly attended Y.iJj, ■-'■''! T.'-MoOARTHYi ■'/..! 633 ■•;,..; Proprietor ; ; REGISTERED TRADE MARK ; . '<-PYRAMIDS • ! ~'. JAMESS ; IS CURABLE | ■.: ■ . By:usnw;:. ■'■••■ ; ; •■ BARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER. This great scientific Discovery, ' H. SCOTT BARROW'S i WONDROUS iPYRAMID HAIR ; PRODUCER, . j Is a puroly Natural Vegetable Bestorer of the Hair on Bala Heads, \ Is is also guarauteed'to produce the most LUXURIANT WHISKERS AND j ■ ■:: MDSTAOHIOS. - I To soften and beautify tho Hair. . i TO ERADICATE DANDRUFF, j And with a single application Toarruf the falling off of the Hair In the most obstinate' cases of

FEBRILE DISEASE, DEBILITY, And the many other causes so Fatal to the Growth and : Beauty of Nature's ">' GreateßtOrnament. ., ; ■ Price, iu ooltlea (one month's use) .. 4s Price, in bottles (two montks'iiise).. 7a 6d Tobehadof all.Chemists throughout th Colonies. : . J. MONTEITH. Sole Agent for 'Wairarapa, ' ■ ■; ,'AT JL E CHINCHEN S IHB GREYTUWN HOTEL, QREVTOWK, WAJMMTA, JOHN QUIN Peopbibiom .. THE above veil-known .and old-estab h'shed Hotel oßers Special Advantages to Visitors to the Wairarapa and Travelling Public in Accommodation and Convenience, Particular attention has boen given to the arrangement of Private Apartments, and the Premises having recently been thoroughly renovated,, the accommodation is equal to any in the district. Visitors will find all the Comforts of a Home, and every attention paid them. A' comfortable Oovehed Conveyance in connection with the Hotel meets every , train, for the i convenience of ■ ;i Patrons and the'Pubilo. While soliciting the Favors of the Travelling Public, 1 his patrons for ith'e support hitherto accorded, the Proprietor wishes to asso.ro them, the sameattention will be given as hitherto. Good Stabling and Grass Paddocks are ' attached to the Hotel Note— the . GREYTOWN HOTEL, (Within a few chains of the Post and Tele--485 : ' graph Offices. FOR SALE. A T UNION SAW MILL TARATAHI tin by fin, 4ft 6in, 4s fid per 100 in numbei 3in by fta, 4(t 6in, 4s „ „ For shorter lemrjhs Is per foot per 100 lower. • 1 15s per 1,000 extra delivered in Master ton: "[ ■■■■ : '. •■■" ■ ' Terms Cash, 1 • ■■■■■■■• ; * W, W. CORPE, ' 1|361 Proprietor] i ROBERTSON & ! CO., NGINEERS, IRONFOUNDERS, AND I . 'BOILERMAKERS.V; Vi ~ ; Old Custom'Hpnse' street, Wellington, | ■ '.• ', \. Have for sale— ): .;.:i ' : I SPEEpY'S^ATENT-WOpLPRESSES, ; f-pa'cks%ith improved ratohet isbtion, 16-horse power Cornish: boiler, :|in firstS. class order. Price,.£ss. ..; ;; .; v; ~.,„■,,•,,. | Estimates furnished for, all .kinds of work. TO THE INHABITANTS OF WELLING- > TON AN I) SURROUNDING i neighborhoob;''^ ;ii; - A;;) frjlOß Durability, 1 and Economy, IP.;-. Reoomrnended.bytheFaoulty.as one of the best and cheapest ever invented' .for I vr;,--,: ■ , ; f\ f i>, ',; this.climak) .• -'// V;).:. ~<■/. .->• | ; BOFFE'S. | Sfa : sSEBIISrG MATTRASS., ; On view it the Manufactory, Manners-it, We .gtOB.; r,i,,..;;:'i.! !,,:-.:< ".;:■''•;"' J Six Men continually making. 584 AMES KING :'AND: CO.; GOliDANDSaviMlTH's'''. i MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, 'isT (Under the Kmninated Clock), .gj . | WIILIS-SIBBEIJ. WeLHHGTOH. ' Orders for the trade carefully attended to. The largest stock of stones 'and gems in'the '■ «olonyr", , ~. . *