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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1071, 11 May 1882, Page 4

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Masterton Fancy Goods AND BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORY. -o B Miss Delwood JiGS to inform the public of Masterton that she has commenced business in the above line, and kop°sby strict attention, combined with civility, to merit a share of the public patronage. Ladies can obtain all sortsof Berlin Wools, Slipper Patterns, Children's Pinafores, Dressed Dolls in great variaty, 1000 to choose from. Everything Cheap! Mvmjlhmg Good! Ono call kindly solicited, fIOCKBUEN'S BUILDINGS,

%tfu&a«-Dx M 'VJABTBRTON. PARKEB& PETERSON BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS Adjoining Club Hotel, Mastertou. ' lUST OPENED—Pour cases of First-ciass V Boots and Shoes of English and French make. All kinds of BOOTS and SHOES manufactured on the premises by a competent staff, and sold at prices which cannot be beaten by any Wellington firm, and of a Quality and Finish SECONDTO KONEI ONE TRIAL PROVES IT 1 W. BRICKELL GIBBS, Photographer To His Excellency 'lie Governor Appointment 0 f Victoria. HAS received prizes for Portraits at Melbourne and Dunedin Exhibitions. Uan | guarantes a picture which for softness, brilliancy and durability can be compared with any Photographs in the World. HOUSES AND ESTATES, iS'c., &c,, &c., PHOTOGRAPHED Any distance out of town. W. BRICKELL GIBBS, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, j new Courthouse, 1019 MBTON UAY ' WELLINGTONs VULCAN FOUNDRY. Manners-street & Taranaki-puok, M IT H BROTHERS, ENGINEERS, IRON & BRASS FOUNDERS, & GENERAL SMITHS, Beg to tender their thanks to their customers and the public for past favors, and wish to inform them of their Removal to new Brick Premises, opposite Messrs Meek's Flourmill, and having greater facilities for executing orders, will be prepared to do all kinds o Wrought and Cast Work for Buildings, id Machinery, at reasonable prices. All orders punctually attended to. Castings done to the trade. R. E. "WATSON,

Union Coach Factory Codotenay Place, Wellinoton, rpHB PBOPBIETOB u™ UVIJ oegsu J. inform Wairarapa Settlers, farmers lradesmen, and others that he has deter mined to COMPETE WITH IMPORTED GOODS in liia -various lines o£ busiaess, and trust that he will receive the support of all fflio recognise the importance of enconrngine m, Local Industries. They manufacture, afl of colonial material, m rddition to, their Coachmaking business, Three anb Fodb wheeled Perambulators, ROOKING HOUSES, ROSINATES, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, And ALL KINDS OF BASKET WARE. Which will be found in all cases Below Imported Prices, ON SALE (dWaux oiYumakc,)—Wagonettes, Spring Carts, Spring Drays, Tip Drays, Express Wagons, etc., at PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION! An early call will secure Great Bargains. TO BE SOLD CHEAP. 1 Pour-wheeled Dog Cart 1 Secondhand Cart (equal to new) I Secondhand Express (equal to new) ~m~m±r HAT AND CAP MANUFAOTUBER, Wellinoton. Napier, and Nelson. rpWEED Hats made of any material, and POSt Sp to an ? cl tlie countr y POST FBEE on receipt of P.O. Order for 08 Da, Special Importer of Gentlemen's llercerv Ties ' &0 - 1019 Palmer and Aldrich, (Late S. Palmer.) AUCTIONEEES, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Corner of Eeathebstok and Johnston Streets WELLINGTON, EE prepared to make liberal advances -0n property or goods placed in their [•privately, M 1014