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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1209, 21 October 1882, Page 3

N 0 T'lC B. MoKEEYER, oFtHE "SHADES" WELLINGTON WILL have Christchuroh, liivercaigill and Dunedin Ales ontered for die Carterton Miow, when First Prize m'usi i o ■ awarded against all comow, WAIRARAPA BREWERS LOOK OUT !! ( THE NEW ZEALAND COPMG COMPANY AKD PORTRAIT AGENCY, 236, QUHEMREET, AUCKLAND, EXECUTES PORTRAITS from miniature to life size in oils, water-colors, opal or ivory type, mezzotint, Indian ink, crayon, and pastel. The Company's representativo.Mr Win, Neilson, has just arrived with specimens of the work of the Company, and will bo happy to wait on the inhabitants of Mastorton and tho surrounding Distriot, to receive orders, A-e, and will also exploit more fully the details and which these excellent results are obtained, Mr Neilson may be seen at Mr Kibblewhite's Temperance Hotel. 1208 HEARING will commenco at Riversdale kj Station on tho Ist November. Open shed. Price—l7s 6d. Edwiu Meredith, -Tun. 12(5 IDE COLONIAL BARBED WIRE CO. x [Limited.] Patent Uarbed Wire. Agent-G. S. W. DALRYMPLE, Stationand Insurance Agent, Maßterton. NO. 1. NO. 2. NO. 3. 28 chains per cwt 23 clis. per cwt, 17 chs. per cwt. £SO per ton. £45 per ton. £4O per ton. This Wiro obtained the highest official award at the Chriatohurch International Exhibition, 1882—a first certificate of Merit and Silver Meda US2 "MAKE STRAIGHT PATHS FOR YuUR FEET.". A SERMON by tho Rev. P. W. FARRAR,D,D.,F.R.S„ Canon of Westminster, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty tho Queen. Price, 3d. On sale at R. H. Chinchen's and T. E. Price's establishments, Maßterton. COAL & WOODII! WT\IXON, seeing the want that • JL/ has long existed for a Coal and Firewood Depot in Mnstertoii, has decided to commence business in these lines, and has erected Large Sheds and Yards in Bannister-Street, from which he is now prepared to Supply at tho shortest notice, COAL, and FIREWOOD OF THE BEST QUALITY AT CURRKNI RATES, Orders Somciied. Orders for Carting and Express Work in all branches promptly executed. 1198 Christmas and New Year Cards, 1882-S3, H. baFllie, Bookseller. Stationer, and News Agent, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON HAS RECEIVED a largo supply of the above CARD?, including Hildeshcimer and Faulkiifi's and Raphael Tuck's PRIZE CARDS. CHEAP BOOTS m SHOES FOR CASH. IN Consequenco of manufacturing Machinery aliout to arrive, I am selling my stock of BOOTS AND SHOES AT RE DCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. Previous to Alterations. The Trado supplied with Leather, Uppers, and Grindery at Moderate Prices. H. D. EDWARDS, TE ARO BOOT <fc SHOE WAREHOUSE, Manners-street. Opposite Fire Brigado Station. Shop open from 7,20 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. HAIRDRESSING, Ac. I HAIR-DRES.*ING ROOM has been 1. opened nearly opposite tho Prince of Wales Hotel, Mastorton. Ladies' hair a special feature. The operator begs to say that he has not picked up his tew ideas in a barrack-room, nor has he ever sought after a situation that another was tilling. Neither has he gained his experience amongst miners, who, by the way, are frequently handy folk (in Email matters), considering their education. Razor? ground and set, scissors, Knives.'and General cutlery done in a workmanlike manner, Terms more modcrato than aro often sought to be charged by charlatans. Notice to Boot Purchasers. In the matter of A, STYLES' Bankrupt Stock of Boots. FiJI THE special request of a very large number of intending purchasers who were not in a position to buy last '.week for want of fnnds, but aro now in funds, we'have consented to PROLONG the BOOT SALE For one week longer. UNTIL SATURDAY NEXT, . Inst.. At 10 p.m. sharp THE~SALE Will aho include Surplus Stock of Winter Goods and Manchester Goods, comprising— FLANNELS, CALICOES, BLANKETS QUILTS, LADIES' SKIRTS, ULSTERS. &e. &o. (to. Ac. As the sale will only last a few days, the goods will be sold at very low price's. M. CASEL'BERG & CO. wish to make room for their direct shipments, now arrived at Wellington per ships Tanjore and Norman McLeod from London, and also per Otaki to arrive Hi the end of the month, M.CABELBERQ & Co, BRICK STORE, ma'sterton. WALTER SMART, (Late head waiter at the Club Hotel, ■ Masterton.) IN thanking his Wairarapa friends for their patronage since opening his Oyster & Supper Booms, Opposite tho Theatre Royal, Lambton |i my, Wellington, would inform them that he will still endeavor by giving every attention and civility, and supplying nothing but the Best and Freshest Oysters, fresh in every day-from Evans' Bay Berjß, to;raerit:a continuance of the Bame, Q. &W. SMART.