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LION FOUNDRY, Wellington. MILLS AND CABLE, iISOINEKJiS, JJOILEHMAKBS, IIIOS AND BIiASS FOUNDEUS. Manufacturers of all classes of Enm'nos and Boilers, \Y i ou« lit anl Cast Iron Work for Bridges mid lhiildiiigs, lioj Foiuiuj Stawhuds, Boiling down 4 . hints, Haw Aliil and Quartz-crushing Mashinery. Estimates riven for all kinds of work. Vessels ea.ii coma i-itlit idonesidc the works roil SALE-CHEAP. 1 M-h.|i. Portable Biiy'ne (second hand, equal lo new), double cylinder IS-h p. horizontal fcngine, with Cornish bodcr Crab winches, single and douhie purchase. 846' BE ADYISED. •nEFOßE'ordering more CLOTHING call and inspect QUALITY AND QUANTITY (Or write for Samples), to ho had at the WELLINGTON CLOTHING MANTI FACTORING COMPANY, MANNKUS.BIKKKT, WELLINGTON. Scotch and Colonial Tweed finite £3 18 0 Trousers onlv 0 18 IUBTOJIHOUSE SHIPPING RECEIVI ING AND FORWARDING The undersigned remiectfiilly intimates to the inhabitants of Wairarapa that he devotes himself specially to the. above business, and is prepared to promptly colled and forward by train, at the lowest possible rates, all goods entrusted to his care. JAMES J. OUItTIS, GENERAL CARRIER, War in thb Boot Trade. Ycir ask me, dear Kate, where I purchased The new pair of Boots that I wear; I bought them at Colville's, in Carte.rton, For a choice most superb he has there. They fit mo remarkably easy, Aro graceful, elastic, and light; They suit mo so well as to oomfort That I wear them with perfect delight. I once was a bigot, I own, Kate, .. And thought other shops wer.e the best,. But the prices I found was alarming When candidly put to the test. By a friend I was asked to try Colville's, And 01 AVliat a difference was there; The uliMgc? were scarcely one-half, dear, For the very same Boots, I declare. 0. G. COLYILLE, Bootmaker, Oambrton.

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 897, 12 October 1881, Page 1

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297

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 897, 12 October 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 897, 12 October 1881, Page 1

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