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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1122, 12 July 1882, Page 1

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G. L. JENNESS/ WATCHMAKER AND 'JEWELLER. WILUS-ST., WELUNOTOX, IS Has just received ex " Star V. . of the East." £54 oases of CLOCKS 1 jfirora ss. ALAKM CLOCKS from 7s 6d. Inspect th« ;STOCK. • OATJIION. —The public are cautioned jjfainst entrusting work to anyone using my name.asl have not anyone travelling for mo.-.. • G. f, JENNESS., Waihenga Smithy. JOHN HODGE, Junr., IX, taking over: tho bnsinoas lately, conducted by'.Mr R. Bright, sen., bega to solicit from in tho neighborhood and Lower Yalley generally, a continuation of their., patronage. Every description of Blacksmith's work tamed out promptly and in ii tnorougl) workmanlike manner. J. HODGE—Waihknoa. 1074 QITY BUFFET HOTEL OPENING NOTICE. THE lET JULY, 1882. _ ; The' Licensing Bench having unanimously deoided. 'to grant a license to ths above new. Hotel, the Proprietors take this opportunity of informing the residents of Wellington and travellers, visiting.the city that no expense has been spared to insure the comfort of all who will pay « visit to the. OiJy Bcffct Hotel. The very best brands of all kinds of Spirits and Wines will always bo kept in stock. ". ■ ' OBR&SONS,-" Proprietors, , , ' City Buffet Hotel; Lamblon Quay, 'ft OTICJ, AMJLLER having disposed of the • English Coach Factory,-Wellington,: •to.tf. MILLEB, notifies he wilUet as agent at the Empire Hotel, r Feathjraton,. where orders for buildiu>' and repairs may be . obtained/ at the lowest Wellington prices. ,' ALL.WORK GUARANTEED., ; A. MILLER/ 1051 ' Agent for Featherston, • Nation a l ho t el, (Opposite St. George's Hall) LAMB,TON QUAY, ; WELLINGTON. ' H, SU T UVAN, Propbietok. The Wairarapa House! Visitors. from the country can read itli . ■ WAiRiRirADAiLYjat thiahouae.