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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1224, 6 November 1882, Page 4

CHAIRS. CHAIIiS. T. S.JAGO, . Bbb opened a large consignment oT AM£RIOAN/-AUSTiUMr : &-:ENQLISE : CHAIRS, ' Which will be SOLD VEM OhM ! T. : i;/;)(/r . SJPEAM FUMirOBE FACTORY, ; • ,y[.j /, HAnsßtoftj •! i I 968 r ,,;,,,, .JONES ,4.-, COLERIDGE, , ;, •, r! -j/.t) K.iMll WE are authorised to'foake'SUßYEYt under the varioua.Land. Acts,..an are 1 prepared; to' undertake' work's' 'oni: the mtist 1 tfason'able 'terms. I 'Apply!to * oil bgeut; tJ:;JFANNIN i WOOD OARVING. ■ •' ■■■■■ . - J. ADAIR, ''•> Upper,Willis Street,- Wellington, BEOS to inform i the residents of the Wairarapa that lie executes all desoriptjons of ornamental, .ai'chitectural, and cabinet wood earyitlfj. A good; stock always on band. Orders promptly, attended to. 1149 "waipopa : QTEAM T?LOUE, ; & AATMEAL OTEAM T LOUE, k V/ATMEAL MILLS. ■ ON SALE by the Undersigned, who hope -■teet&n a Bbare of public support :mv.> I ''Superfine Si Dressed l?low : " :| Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Maid, and '~' Bran ■■ ,r Oatmeal, Meal, Seeds, Cora Dust, &o.

BACON it 'WKKiLEY | We'are slbo PUfiOHAS.kBp of- WHEAT, ; OATS.i&o, 1 , or canSUPPLY' all' description'*' of BUILDING MATERIAL, ( n EXCHAN&E' £or QRAIN. ' I ' Wlieat'or Oats Gristed it Curient lla&ii? *' o.i< ; v. r. -j . i OAT-CRUSHING i Machinery specially imported,'which crushes Oats in a manner superior to any other inaohinfi in the district.. 1 Now. iu working 'order.:.''': ■ ;ii>n .i-v AITY BUFFET HOT B in;;: i, • lt OPENING-NOTICE: 1 ' :,;1 ■ j • The Licensing Bench having unahiirioußly' idecided to grant a license to the above Hew: iHotel, the Proprietors;take this QppQjtunify I of informing the residents of Wellington jtravellers visiting the' city that no' expense |has been spared to insure the:comfort .nfi all! who will pay a visit to the Oitt; Hotel, 'i'ho very best brands of alt lands of-Spiritß and Wines will always bo : kept 1 in' stock... • OBR & SONS, "7. ' Proprietors, ' City Buffet Hotel, ; ; : Lambton Quayii 'Mi ,/ ■ S' Lowes and lornSr i (Late J. lorns & Co,) MASTERTON, ' A UOTIONEEIiS, STOCK SALESMEN. X 3 LAND- AND ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATOES Ac. ; CASH ADVANCES .made upon j Stock entered for bona fide sale. Agents for National Fire Insurance, Com-■. •any, ■ : A. M, Provident' Society, Keid and aici f , Ounedin, and Wellington , and; i-oan Company. 940

H, PETERSEN, (Late Parkks anu Petehsen.) ■ BOOT I SHOE M ANUFA C'IUEER AND IMPORTER, Next Club Hotel, 1 BEGS to return his sincere thanks ie the patronage' accorded to 'hie .firm, and hopes by attending to the wants of l his ustomers to receive a continuance of the ame, Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed. A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND ;T0 CHOOSE FROM ' ' Repairs neatly executed. H. PETERSEN. ROOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER 1 MASTERTON,

A. L, E B STE Rv Successor to W. Bock. ti; INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT ACCOUNTANT AND COLLECTOR. s .. Main Street, adjoining the Waiiarapa In vestment Society's Office, Greytowq.,;. ■ Agent : forLivcrnool, London and. Glob J. VILE, •,:i r.T 'AND QOliN pRODUCE ' J^ERCHANT; Qdmn-Sthert. Mastebtos. 1 ; - 'lOl7 »; & J. St AP^E-S,, 0 : Manufacturers of \ Boots, Shoes, and Uppers ; ' ■ Ghuzheb-sireeTp ij./.'u W E L L I N ft T O N .'xi: ! Direct importers oi a FRENCH AND ENGLISH LEATHER,! GRINDERY, &c.,&0. N.B.—Trade supplied witli Bespoke' Uppers ) on the shortest notice. Leathern Uppers, &0., cheaper than any' other house in the trale. AyO IU L ' H 0 TEL ! LAMBITON QUA^WELLINGW H. SUt.LIVAN, Pnomgiok The Wairarapa House. Visitors from the country can read th :; ; WknmiADAiLrat this housed' l: " '{; Wne» and spirits of tho beßt.quaUty^jj

s"»«ww, m aijo ina irayeuiug public for the large measure of support hitherto givifo'' 1 and begs respectfully to state thatidditjons; 1 ilferations, and improvements, in accordance vith the progress of the plabe/ the, growing requirements oi the trade,' have been made. . . '...' 3Che Culinary Department ifl. ,as'usual, first-:lass. ; : ■■ ■ ri iWinea, Beers, Spirits, and other'liqnora hi ,^ 8 BUliard RoomV 'which iis, provided mth one of Alcoek's first-class tables, has. juit been refurnished in the most Elegant manner, (. (The Koprietor of the above old and'wfelli;' ■;i! ; A, EXiK IN 8 *" n PftJpJTfltfltfi