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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 835, 2 August 1881, Page 4

.1 E. HAYES, )■■ )LUMBBR AND GASFITCIi/'WK liAMBTON QCAJ. 1 , .'-■ Baas, lem, zinc, and galvanised iron Coppcrj'bras's, and wrought iron tubin .=1!/ '•i' '. '. Cast-iron water and gas pipes Pumps, 'house and sbip closets. lhbber hose and block tin ;;.:.;■ . I. ,[. . . ■ , Engineers' and plumbers' brass work Gasfittings, io., &a„ i'o. URER OF ' Distilling and'brewing apparatus .' . Lightning conductors, pumps '' 'TV ater engines, plunge aud 4 shower bath Hydraulic cellar pumps, and self-actin Hydraulic lifts, hot water apparatus, and every description of brass, lead, and copper gooda, J. E. EAYES Wellington Plumbing Works, Lambton Quay.

\yARNEB» Tailor, Perry Street, (Late Cutter for Mr P. W. Hales.) Gentlemen's own Material mado up, TTOMffIOPATHIO MLDICINES. THE Undersigned has on hand ft full assortment of the abovo in different potencies, especially! prepared for the Colonies, dingMother Tinctures External Tinctures Liniments Medicine Chests Works, &0,, &c, Veterinary Medicine Chests and Books. W. M. BISS, LAMBTON QUAY, Opposite the Star Chambers, WELLINGTON. Mr T. E. Price is appointed agent at Masterton for the above, and has in stock all liindu of fiommpathic and Veterinary Medicines, WAIPOUA BREWERY WAIPOUA BREWERY Ihe Waipoua J)BEWERY. R. V. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he has purchased the valuable Plant and Stock-in-Trade of the Waifom Brewery, R, V. SMITH is now able to brew and sell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF BEER than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial fistrict; DUNEDINBEER will now be superseded by a .better local article at a less price. A CURTIS SUGAR BOILERS, And Manufacturers of every desciption of Sweets,' AMBTON QUAY, Wellington. mfIORNDON CLASSICAL SCHOOL Sydney-street. K. Wilson, M.A. ) St. John's Coll., Cambridge Magter s W. T. Ohnrlcwood, ( Ex. College, Oxford ) The half term will commence on Wednesday, fith July. The school course comprises English (including reading, writing, grammar, history, and geography), Latin, and Mathematics, Greek, French, and German are optional and extra subjests. The hours of attendance are from 9 to 12, and from 2to 4. The first half hour m tht morning will be devoted to religious instruc tion. for those boys only whose pareuts dfMI'C it. * The school year is divided into three terms, with three weeks' holiday in May, three in September and six at Christinas, Satisfactory arrangements have been made for the temporary accommodation of boarders until suitable premises can bo obtained. Ladies'classes and evening classes, preparatory for the Civil Servicoand University Matriculaiou examinations, mil ho formed as required. For terms and prospectus, apply to K. Wilson, Hobson-strcct; ortoW. T. Chatlewood, Box 58a, Post Office. NOTICE. ' To T'mber Merchants, Buildws, and the Public generally. THOMAS PRICE, Proprietor of the Phoenix Faw Mill, Carterton, while thanking the public for past favors, wishes to inform them that ho has commenced business again, and is now prepared to execute any.orders that may be entrusted to him, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit a share of public support. 804 G. L. JENNESS, /CHRONOMETER, WATCHMAKER, &C \J WILLIS-STnEET, WELLINGTON. BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the Wairarapa that he has on hand a large assortment of Goods, viz., GOLD and SILVER Watche3 of every description, Marble, Bronze, Ormolu, Alarum, and American Clocks. GOLD and SILVER Bracelets, Earrinps, Necklets, Broches, Studs, Sleeve Links, Solitaires, Pencil Cases, Alberts, Guards, Chains, Lockets.fte. Electroplate Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, Pickle Jars, Egg Stands, Cards, Baskets, &c. All the above goods are marked at very low prices to suit the times. Watcnes and Clocks cleaned and<repaired, also repairing o£ all kinds executed with promptitude and care at equally reasonable charges COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. -TJAND-SEWN and PEGGED BOOTS, and to order, at lowest remunerative rates, by T. Gardener, Practical Bootmaker, Railway Stction Road. :• 116 ■ NOTICE To the inhabitants of GLADSTONE-and surrounding districts. THE premises lately occupied by Mr R. Crawford as a BLACKSMITH'S Shop are RE-OPENED on and after the 12th July by me, and all orders entrusted to my caro will rcceivo r prompt attention. m WiWJLKIK,