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GEO. WATSON & CO., SADDLERS, HAENESS-MAMIS, &c. QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON HATING, with considerable trouble, obtained tlio services of Two Efficient Tradesmen from Auckland and Wellington, the above wellknown firm are now in a position to execute all orders entrusted to their car? with NEATNESS AND DURABILITY. G, W. &Co., while apologising to those of t?-civ patrons whose work, lias been held over. owing to pressare of business desire. respectfully to intimate that, in future ftll UIiDEKB will he ATTENDED T,O on the SHORTEST NOTICE, imd turned out in the style and finish for which the firm is noted, and which, with reasonable charges, has, gained for the establishment the popularity it now enjoys, 6. W. & Co., take'this opportunity to return, their thanks to the public for the extensive and increasing patronage with which they are favored, and would add ■ that ti merit a continuance of the same shall be their constant endeavor, GEORGE WATSON & Co.. Neax* the Club Hotel, MASTERTON. . J. J{. HAYES, PLUMBER AND GASFITTEE &c.. k LiMBTox QUAY. IM POB TEE OP ; \ Brass, lead, z : nc, and galvanised iron Copper, orass, and wrought iron tubin Cast-iron water and gas pipes Pumps, houße and ship closets Rubber hose and block tin Engineers' and plumbers' brass work Gastittings, &c., Ac., d'e, MAiNUI'ACTURER OF . Distilling and brewing apparatus Lightning conductors, pumps Wator-cncincfi, plunge and shower bat Hydraulic.cellar pumps, and self-actiD blasts ' Hydrauiio lifts, hot water apparatr '• and every dau ription •ot bra?', lead, and copper goods. ; • J. E. HAYES, : Welh'ngton Plumbing Works, Lambton Quay, K. I, GALLOWAY &"CoV TAILORS. THE PRICES ' Charged are VERY LOW' FOB CASH. ' LARGEST STOCK OF TWEEDS IN . THE WAIRARAPA. W. J. LAKKSHEAK, PRINTER, Bookbinder, Paper-ruler, AND MANUFACTURING STATIONER,. LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, HAS much pleasure in informine the inhabitants of Masterton and : district that he. has appointed Mr T. E. PRICE Mb Agent. ''' All orders for Bookbinding consigned to. him, will be''duly fojwarded und faithfully executed. WHEN IN TOWN, CALL AT LANKSHEAR'S AND INSPECT HIS STOCK. A ccount looks of all dmripifon made to any W. JV lankshear, Lambton Qitay, Wellington*' i,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1214, 26 October 1882, Page 1
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955Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1214, 26 October 1882, Page 1
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