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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 990, 3 February 1882, Page 3

Business Notices. C. LUDWIG & SON, Practical Watchmakers, ■ JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, '.. L'Ajuvrox Qua* (next Mr P. Ltng) ' WELLINGTON. . !)89 : IF. WARD, (JROCER & gEEDSMAN. AVING taken up his quarters in' the Lx'.Jjtt}^ I sh'pp'. opposite the Council Chambers,'Queen-st, hopes to meetas many ofhhfold'customers ase-jetyand as many ri'6\V;ones as' Will kindly fav6r him with a call, He sells—■• ••FRUITS, JAM, ••••-• TEA, SUGAR, .-. ANDGENER'IL^ROCERY. A Call Solicited. 989 Tm TOBACCONIST'S! ThkHAIRDRESSINGSALOON! ' . The FANCY GOODS DEPOT .GEORGE DIXON'S CORNER SHOP, QUEEN-STREET, Where the best of everything in the above linis can be obtained. The best varieties of Cameron's and T. C. Williams' TOBACCOS, and all requisites for Smokers. Cigarettes, Cigars, and Pipes in endless variety. TOYS AND PAnW GOODS, r THE HAIRDREBSING SALOON Is still under the management of C. ROLLANI), • (Hairdresser-in-Chicf to the 30th Regiment of Foot, and also to the Christc'iurch Volunteer Force,) HAIR-CUTTING, 6d ; SHAVING, 3d. GEORGE DIXON, Large Corner Shop, Queen-street Mastehton. (Opposite Club Hotel, 950 Wanted everyone with Cash to knowTHAT by sending an p.rder to W. OL( ARIZ'S City Cash Drapery and Clotiiinp Wa'heiwe, Lnmbten Quay, Wellington', a considerable saving can bo effected in all classes of Drapery and Cloth'me,. Having introduced the Ctish 'System into ray husintss, and thereby saving losses incurred through booking, und also bfing a Direct Jnipqrteiv from the London Manufacturers, Of ' Qnly first goqds, W.C is in a" position to RETAIL at ordinary Wellington Wholesale prices, / All country orders are ivnd,er W.C.'s special supervision, so that residents, can rely on haying treir favors well and faithfully executed. W. plark do.es not pretend to keep a liw class of rubbish but only those goods he knows will 'give satisfaction and thpreby recommend themselves. Patterns an[| prices will bo readily forwarded to any address; but my country friends are in the. habit.of leaving their orders solely to my judgment'and are in 'aU ably satisfied, he would therefore ask- those who are in want-of • Fii'st Glass Drapery and- Clothing at prices to give him a {eat of what he can do by sending him a small order, .accompanied by a remittance.- Tlie; gpods will be carefully packed and' forwarded CARRIAGE. FREE,.) to the nearest. Railway;: Station \jn .'the tliW triet;.' If; on'arrival, {ho gqqds.dn-'noti gjvo satisfaction,; W,, C|ark' .wjll' guarantee tq exchange' the goods orre.turn the money. • • \ do not as a rule advertise prices, but feel confident- the goods :wil| ; giv9 'BRtisfaWoa to anyone favoring me. with >n order;'' ■ At this season of the year all the balanoe of my sti'mnier importations are roduoed to cost price, so that for the. next month some special bargains can be relied on. W. Clark's is not a new puffing shop but an OLD WELL TRIED ESTABLISHMENT, and the reason for introducing.himse'f _ul this way to the residents of the Wairarapa is owing to many of his country customers saying:—Mr Clark, why don't you.nnke yourself better known in our district, and we feel sure yon would receive lots of custom? If on a visit to Wellington. don't mistake the shop and let your orders he addressed fn frr.ATJK'g City Cash" . , isrelioiiso, Litm^tori Quay, Wellington, ; ' ' public notice. TN. CONSEQUENCE of my inabilityt ■\ obtain a supply of fist class Flour, am compelled, tq ABANDON flie deliy'ery of Bread by Cart from and after SATURDAY, 4th inst,, the expense qi qciiyerj! being top great. Tb» qjfnqfqcture iind, sale of tiread wil| still bo. oantitluedTaTlhy Shop Eo;t Cash Only, JAS.' CLAYSON, beg respectfully to intimate that all accounts owing up to date will have to ■ he promptly paid, or I shall otherwise be'compelled to take measures to ensure a speedy settlement. 98(1 Jfl|;]C|}o!.M}|4 ETCEWQOI) HO! FIRE>yO,OI} HO! D. pi(Ef E, p. CKffl ■SUPPLIES the purest and bestp.f new "lljik Daily tp any part of at 3d per quaruU (lip year round,,, ■ , 'D,'Crewe also supplied the boat palings; posts, arid firewood (in any lengths). Orders left with Mr ,Geoige Dixon, To-, baccoriist, will receive prompt attention, '1 'HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENOf COM' ■ Capital ..;".* .:."..'. • ; RfeEfiVß Fond- .ut ■.';;; ''ty%<js • THE COMBATS IIW-AND. EXTENSIVE BRICfeBUI.LT STORES, a{. Welling', ton are hovy open for lie reflection • 01. Produce of. al| descriptions, ' FORTNIGHTLY AUCTION SA.LEB OF . '-. TOOL ..■;-•.- Will* bo held during the' season, anil. ACCOUNT SALES .WITH:'. PROCEEDS WILL'BE REMITTED WITHIN- SEVEN DAYS OF DATE OF AUCTIONS. If price! are not reached to tire.satisfaction of owners the Company' 'affords tjia ALTERNATIVE COURSE OF SHI ,s: PJNG'TO LONDON/' '' ' Thus giving the produoer the choice • ■ i Markets, ■•■ • * Liberal. Cash Advances upon WOOL SHEEPSKINS; 'RABBITSKINS',, HIDES 1 'TALLOW, GitAlNi'Ac., &e.' •■■ •■' : h-eTam, ' . : ; ? . AfjßiJi 4*P AppTjq'HEER, : ••' . Wellington HE VOTERS LIST for the Mastorton ;;,> Town Lands Trust is open tot inspection at the. Councl Chambers until the lfjth day of Ifebruaryi 1882. objections thereto must.be left'at the Council Chambers on or before the said 16th day of February, 1882. : R, BROWN, Mastorton T.L.T,