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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 986, 30 January 1882, Page 4

- his. ;. Escellenoy ■■'• W LITTLUOHN AND SON; VV . WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, and OPTICIANS, 1 mbton Quay. (Opposite Occidental' HoteL - WELLINGTON. : ' " Country Orders promptly attended i 6. T| J. FIEE M A;N, {Successor to C. Cam^'vel 1 ) : • : ~'--- WATCH AND CLOOKMAKER, ■ JKWELLER, &c. i o: Mausers -street; ... Wslmkqton GOLD and SILVER Keyless Wattes, centre Bed nds; <Sc., Chronographs, Gold, and Silver Waltham Watohes, Ladies' Gold and silver Geneva Watches, 1 Choice aßßort>' ment of GOLD and SILVER JLWELRY, Spectaolc*, Eye-glasses, Folders, Goggles, Linen P; overs, Telescopes, Mioroscopes, Barometers, and Thermometers For Sale. Evtry description of Horologioal Work cleaiifd and rei aired. i IMPORTANT NOTICE ,AY\\ WATCHMAKERS,; J. Jewblikbs, ' And the public generally [vl. J. MULLIGAN,^ JEWELLER,} Lambtou Qua), Wellington, Begs to inform everyone that he intends RETIRING from business and pioceeding to Ungland in March or April Next, and in the meantime he will sell the whole of his MAGNIFICENT and TRULY GENUINE Stock of WATCHES, RINGS, Brooches, Clocks, and Jewelry at ANY PRICE, as thoy."j MUST BE SOLDI Watchmakers requiring to replenish their j stuck, persons requiring Presentation Jewelry, small traders, or Lovers, should not miss this opportunity, THE SALE BEING THOROUGHLY GENUINEI The Ivsincis having been disposed of to Messrs L.ttlejiihn and Mm, the stooli must hecleaiod hy ihii abivednte. ■j AXiliS KING AND CO., ■GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS' AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, »*' (I'nder the Illuminated Clookj, ,gj Willis-street, Wellington, (irders for the trade carefully attended to. I'ho largest stock of stones and gems in the colnnv. HOROLOGICA I. NOTICE. r RE-PECTFULLY inform the general X public that 1 will uu'leit&ke to re|,air v-.ry th so"ij»ti« n of Watches, locks, and Jew. by at no Imte prices! Ab I possess ui immense assortment of Tools, Material?, .('O, and have also had experience in various iiica.ities, I will guarantee all work doneby ire. '.,.....'. Orders or jobs may ho left at Mr Chiu* ohen's, lookseller, Masterton.'or at my bouse, off the Taueiu Road, 0. OAMPBRLL, WATCHMAKER, JEWIiLLER, 10. ! (I.ate of Wellington) ' ■ :■' : -■ ? : i. Mastertbu .11.~'X' ■ COACH * CARRIAGE FAOTOttY. . Mum & Dixon Bap*-; | Having.engaged the services of the best HERALDIC and. CARRIAGE PAINTER n New Zealand,-are .now-prepared Wdo Painting in the Highest Style of Art, SionwKiiisa;' Gilding on Glass,- or, in fact) ORNAMENTAL PATNTING of-every'del soription... The above Firm are still building Carriages iith the .best of-'Amerieari materials. No Boggies built-from deal packing-cases, or cushions stuffed with hay, but only Genuine Thbee-Stab HORSEHAIB for Cushions, Laybacke, &c. The public still have the advantage, in out, of breakage occurring within a reasonable period, of having it repaired grails. ■Tin LARGEST STOCK, in connection with ■ ' the trade,' of a»y firm in the Province, j I Poh'tFobot-tI j Ornamental Writing j Of every description. i MASTER-TON CARRIAGE FACTORY.! Mil D.OAMERON begs, to aunounceto the inhabitants of (ireytown, Master- J ton, and tne surrouuding districts, that he has taken over tlio COAGII FACTORY AND PREMIBES. At Greyt-owu, .turuiirly, owned by Mr Black "andknow prepared to build ■■ | VEHICLES OF ANY DESCRIPTION " J ■'■': r... "' At the r r LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. •The work being eupeiuundence", he "can guarantee that all orders entrusted to him will b ( e executed to. the satisfaction of his customers in style of wofkfuinsiiip, aB well aB durability," .•'" r«w work guaranteed tor J2monthß.- I pLUB- HOISL UVERY-.AND-BAIT \J .:■'■ ■-.. STABLES, «:■:'- P. OOOKERY&-06., Proprietors. Coshes, : horses,.hugin'eß, alwayi«oriyhire. Horses to buy sad to sell wj (te'iMßt'MuAi*:, jbw.teaut.. 1 .-...■', ■::':-..."fs ■ »*- ! v-"'