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VOLOAN FOUNDRY. Manners-street & Tabanaki-plaob, g M IT H. B B'.o T.H E R B, , . ENGINEERS, IRON,BRASS | FOUNDERS, & GENERAL 1 SMITHS; ' and the.pubjic for,pwt.favors, and wißh to inform .them of their Removal to new Brick Premises,'' opposite Messrs' Meek'n Flourmill, andhaving greater facilities for executing orders, will be prepared to do all kijidso Wrought and Caßt Work for Bridges, and Machinery,' at reasonable prices. , 1 'j All orders punctually attended to, Castings done to tho trade. • • 'ROMRTSON i ENGINEERS, IRORFOUNDERB, AND BOILERMAKERS. ' Old Custom House Wellington, Save'foreaie— j SPEEDY'S PATENT WOOL PRESSES, |-packs with improved ratohet motion. 16-horse power Cornish boiler, in firstclass order'/ Price, £BS. Estimates fumishell for all kinds of work WAIPOUA QTEAM T7LOUR, & AATMEAL OTBAM f LOUR, & VATMEAL MILLS. :• r.QN SALE by tho Undersigned, who hope receive a share of public support: Superfine Si Dressed Flour Wheaton Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and ' " ® ran , ■'■ " : i Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, Ac. BACON &WRWLEY We are also PURCHASERS of WHEAT, OATS, &0,, or can SUPPLY all desoriptions of BUILDING MATERIAL n EXCHANGE for GRAIN, > : i -.?/,■ T~ ( ! Wheat or Oatß Gristed at Current Rates. ; , OAT-CRUSHING Ma'chinerj specially imported, which crushes Oats in a manner superior to any other machine in the district. Now in working order. . J. VILE, i' . i) AND pRODUCE QDEEN-UrHKET. ..Mastibtoh. 1017 "jjPPER PLAIN SAW MIL McGREGOR BROTHERS, • - ; 1 Proprietors Timbor out to any size and delivered., CHAIRS. , t. ; s. jago, Has opened a large consignment of AMERICAN, AUSTRIAN, & ENGLISH ; C H AIRS, Wjiioh milbe r Sp'LD VERY CHEAP. 7 .T. S. JAG 0, ' STEAM FURNITURE FACTORY, Mabterion. ~./i 9 MR G. TILLER.: BEGS to inform the inhabitants -of the r'(Wiiirarapa.that halt OPENED HIS NEWrPREMISES opposite the bank of New Zealand; Manners-street,' Wellington, where ican.be seen • ■ ..... • THE LATEST DESIGNS IN. , DRAWING ROOM BUITES-' In Walnut. , ■WALNUT OCCASIONAL CHAIRS , ■;U.' In a variety of pattflfes. DINING ROOM SUITES' • * ~ : In Oak arid f Cedar. •; BEDROOM SUITESIn Cedar and Red Pine. IKON BEDSTEADS SPRING MATTRASSES '' SPRING. BEDS '(SPECIAL) Kapook Beds and Bedding of every des- - i • Crlptioii, :: ALL, KINDS OF .FURNITURE MADEi TO ORDER, Goods Deliyered at Railwav Station 1 FREE. IsflP-Illi. ;■ Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer, . ,••• >; -^KD—i • REDDING WAREHOUSEMAN, ' :t i - .... HAVING very mnoli'ehiKged his Premises and Stocked it with a; Large Assortnient'of Useful Furmture fc'ajf j offer ( special' parties Furnishing, and at bit BMbuntwihe luge quantity manufactured, Carpets, Linoleums, Matting,' Mats, drawing Snites, Bef Kapok ' Spring Mattratees,-'alwayti in fltpoki ! ."j; 3W j 'iSS" y) f>a?« Ithitafn] ALEX 'OK ,
8 ADD LEETT ADDLER X J. ELLIOTTE, 1 . HAS MOW OPEKJW • ' OPPOSITE CLAYSON'S , : . ; Where, he hopea_ to reoeiye, aa: Ke i will earnestly endeavor to merit, a fair'shire of A large and carofnlly-aeleoted' stock of lAdDLERY and HABNESB alwayssn hand ffld all kinds of Repairi Sxtciilal Promptly, and ina w«rkmsnlike manner. ' [ 90S GEO. WATSCttT $' C 0.,, SADDLERS MMB.MAKEIIS, ft," QUEEN-STREET, MABTERTOK TTAVINQ, with considerable troiible, Jul' obtained the services of Efficient Tradesmen from Auckland and Wellington, the above well.known firm are now in a position' all orders entrusted iton-their wV with NEATNESS AND DURABILITY,- | G. W. & Co,, while apologising to . joße.of their patrons whose worfc'hw lsjn; •'held 'over : o'wing to pressure *6f "business, 1 desire /respectfully/ to ■ intimate > that 1 iin future all ORDERS will be ATTENDED TO on the SHORTEST. NOTICE, and turned out in the style and finish for wbiohj the firm iB noted, and which, with reasojj charges, has gained for the establishment the popularity it now enjoys, |,, Gr. W. & Co. s take this oppqrtu' nity to return' their thanks to the public for the extensive and increasing patronage with which tHey, arc favored, and ivouldjadd that tn merit" a' continuance of the same GEORGE WATSON & Co.. j Near the Club Hotel, ...... , ~ MASTERTON.' Uu .J. .E. fl AYE 3, I pLDMBEE AND GASFITTER &c„ |A 1 , Llmbtok QUAY/' ■■■■' ! ;IME O'RT E;'R> _ j I,' Brasß, lead,'zinc,, and galvanised iron Copper iron tubw Oast-iron water and gas pipes. j Pumps/house M ship olosettf' J , ; ; Rubber hose and block tin' ,J i Gasfittingsj&o,, &0,, &o; MANUFACTURER OF Lightning conductors, pumps ' 11 Water-enipnes, plunge and shower bat Hydraulic cellar pumps, and self-aoiin blasts | fiydraulio. lifts, hot water, apparatr' and e»ir/„ desj rip.tion, ot brir J,.E, HAYER, . Wellington. Plumbing Works, , Laubtok Quay, , Geo. Remjurigion. COPPERSMITH,. PLUMBER, AND GASFITTER. Manufacturer of Improved ChzbseHakino apparatus, and Confectioners' Oscillating Revolving, and Melting Pahs, etc. j Galvanised' Ridgiug, Down-Pipe Baths, Chimney-pots always on hand. Ordinary and ELECTRIC BELLS 'fitted up, ' COBA-BT.TWKIUNOION. Estimates given'for all descriptions of work i oonnected with' the trade. PLUMBING AND O.G. SPOUTING WORKS. Warino Taywb-8t„ 1 Near Drill Shed. ' • WELLINGTON. BALLINGIR BROS, 'Hirofa got faMy,into,working order, ah a good Steok nand, and made np, sewn?for'eaah—--O,G. Spont, from Md p«r foot Ridging „3d „ - Down-pipe „ ljd „ • Copper Mere and Frames complete from 45s ;, .. v.Baths, fnjl 30s Cast iron Sinks 103 .. v " 'Also Lead-headed Nails (cast), Gas Fittings, Gs Globes, etc,, <{k), SPbUTING, BIDGING,.. CHIMNEY POTS, BATHS, FITTED AND !j m.; ....... FIXED UP.» -V 'y N,B.—Address- • ■■■■' 'M WARING TAYLOR-STREET.. I 1064 (Near the Drill Shed.) i Make a valuable investment -by purchasing one of ;i R. KNUCKEY'S PatentW ashingf Machines a - dnrpasßea W1 preiioiis inventions l of its kind,' and.' will", stand, a thorough test, and a long service; and only requires to be once tried to be' fully appreciated for its'oleanßing and labor-saving effect.! ;' ■' s ' | ItntHker lean nor warn. . . - His a great dmeslie eontfori. ■, ' V!, ! i • on# ••f > j ' Price'" ' j " With powerful Wooden Wringer, £6. 1 .CASH TRANSACTIONiS ONLY, j oend'orier8 l 'to th© Maker (i and Patentwft KNPCKEY, , WfIU3 : STB|ET,,WBLLi»6ios. ;106 NEW SEEDS. .' NEW, SEEDS, -r 1 : :l pnblje !th!atVthev; hajfe' received their new and rare'Seeds/wnloh consist'of table, Flower, Lawn, Grass,'Maorocarpa; Pinuß Insignia, and Tobacco, and canrecom] wend Item as being all nwandofrffart&j quality.~Che»p Gwdin Tools,- 1 AT; OJtEUL.&HNNELL'h IWI Oottiteay Flm*, Wc^iogton,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1140, 1 August 1882, Page 4
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