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Wairarapa Daily Times, 11 October 1881, Page 2

fflE BEEHIVE STORE J. r. WARD (Late with 0. A. Bnioos & Co..)' [N announcing to his friends and thrKfyii among whom ha has resided Kj 1od b , lis intention of starting busine'&w«\ bimelf, wishes to statMliat his motto is—--1 Etrrt Mas to .His Own TRm," the irogression of out'township being such as 0 support tradesmen in their own distinct incs. He therefore solicits a fairßharcf \ he support of the Bootmakers, Booksellfl&j llothiers, Drapers, Saddlers, and_ r&desmen of Masterton, together with that 1 if the general inhabitants. Without quoting 1 long list of special articles, he guarantees ,o supply them with anything in his own ine as Cheap as any house in the listrict J.F.W., BUYING and SELLING for ]ASH (by which he keeps his friends and nakes few enemies), will be able to give his matomers the full benefit of Small Profits, md having no had debts to make up, they ivill have the advantage of getting the utmost value for their money. The BEEHIVE is a Depot for all kinds ot Waipoua Steam Flour Mill Produce, ill of which are supplied at Mill Prices. Opening Day, SATURDAY, October 15th. J. F. WARD, BEEHIVE STORE, Opposite Post-Office, masterton. Masterton horticultural & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. The Spring Show! -OPFLOWERS, FRUITS, Vegetables, AND LOCAL INDUSTRIES. Will be held in the Town Hall on the Last Wednesday in November. ■ Pbizb Lmts may be obtained at any of the Stores, or on application to JAS. BKOWN, jjw F]f.O Stand this season in the ji Wairarapa, the celebrated pure-bred Clydesdale horse BLACK CHAMPION. No further comment on Black Champion is needed, as the stock that he has already left in the Valley fully prove what he is. Terms—£3, payable Ist January, 1882. Two or more mares, as per agreement. 2s fid groomage. For further particn'nr ai?ply to DAVID vJABMICHAJUL, Owner.