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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1230, 27 November 1882, Page 4

; ;at- Upper; Plain, ' Maatertou, ■"..•• aiid '■' eur- j rounding pistiicta, the j 'thocslebralM Draught Entire horse "Baroiiot Clyde Terms: £3. Two or more mates as per agreement. Gocd and secure paddocks. For further particulars apply to R. ,T, I)agg or to ■■•"■: . B.BUDDEN, ■? ■ ..'.■■. Te Ore Ore. ,','; 'jTitV.'stand 'this Reason' |[,', . JLrr in the Whahiivtiia ' , and Tinui districts, the a thoroughbred entire » Kingfisher, by Skyscraper-Remnant by the far-famed Fisherman. For further particulars Bee cards ortho proprietor, : 1191 ' BiBUCKERIDGE; m m sws m MASTEKTOE COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. „ i and Dixon Bros. Have made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their premises,' enabling them to still further increase their fame, for building A First-class Article. The above firm are determined to STOP THE IMPfIRTATTmi m? nnvk-o hid »oi

into the WairaraDß, by building Nothing but First-class Vehicles. From the very best American materials and at prices which for style, durability and workmanship DEFY COMPETITION! Our customers still ha.e the advantage in case of breakage Within a reasonable pi ' of having it KEPAIBBD GRATIS." M. & D. B. havo tnken since starting in business all the MUST PHIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural Shows against all comers. A capital assortment of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and t arrive, at VERY LOW PRICES. MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. IRONMONGERS, Wellington', TTH'OULD call attention to theirlaroeand vaiied stock of GENERAL IRONMONGERY, . AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Samuelson's Combined Reapers & Mowers Samuelson's " Gem" Mowing Machines Samuelson's " Harvest Queen" Side Delivery Reapers Samuelson's " Highland" Manual Delivery Reapers Samuelson's Harvester with Patent String Binders Hornby's;' Indfepensible" Self Raking Reapers Ransome'b Horsu Rakes BkntAll'h Horse Powers, with intermediate motions Bentall's Cha.i Cutters, Corn Crushers, and Turnip Slicers Lawn Mowers. Lawn Mowers. Garden Tools. Lawn Mowers, Samuelson's Villa Lawn Mowers, Philadelphia and Excelsior Garden Hoes and Hakes, American Garten and Dutch-Hoes, English

Brass and Zinc Syringes Garden C.S. Spades, Lyndon 1 and Parke Builders' Ironmongery. Corrugated Iron, 24 and 2G guage, 5 to ]oft Sheet Lead, 3J to Mb Sheet and perforated Zine Wire and Ewebanks Nails, Flowing Brads American Rim and Mortice Looks Carpenters' and Real fatont Kim Locks Roofing Felt, Portland Cement Flavell's Leamington Eanges Kenrick's best and genuino White Lead Oharapien's Genuino White Lead Furnishing Ironmongery. French, Stump, and Half-tester Bedsteads, in a variety of good patterns' gutlery, Loekwood's, Table and Dessert Cutlery, Johnson's, Table aad Dessert Cutlery, Moseley's, Table and Dessert ; Spoons and Forks in British plate of the most reliable Sheffield makers Sppoons and Forks in electroplate of the most reliable Sheffield makers Walker and Hall's Electroplated Tea and . Coffee Services, Cruets, Toast Backs, Cake Baskets, etc, Arqunroid Silver Spoons and Forks in old English patterns. We recommend this as the most serviceable plato in the market. Arquoroid is much cheaper than Electro-plate, and its wear is I guaranteed.. Mottled Enamelled Pie Dishes, Omelette Pans, Milk Saucepans, and Wash Basins Kenricks' Tinned and Enamelled Holloware Mrs Pott's cold handle, nickel-faced Smoothing Irons . . . Clark's Charcoal Box Ironß Scarborough Travelling Trunks Putman's Ironing Mangles < Two and three Boiler Mangles on stand

I MPORTANT NOTICE. iY GRAY, in returning thanks to his t« inform the puWio generally that having now in atockalarge quantity of the very besi timbers suitable for Coacht uilding and Wheelwright purposes, he is prepared receive and ttveoute all orders entrusted him, and will guarantee both style and finish b' equal, that turned out Li any p*rt of the Province. _ Repairs[to all kinds, of Vehicles, includ ing trimming & painting, shall rcceiv, niriediate attention, and be performc w'. neatncs and dispatch. _ ' P.GRAY, .-. . Blackamith,. Coachbuilder, & Wheelwright Queen-street, : Masteetos. Upper Hutt Dye Works. (Nearly opposite the Oddftllowsf Hall.) \T- P.BARBER, WHOLESALE AND ■lV> : GARMENT DYER; < ". All Kinds of Garments Dijed., Silk Velvet Jaskets re-dyed and finished equal to new. Damask Curtains Dyed Am color. Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, DyeN and Pressed/ ■•'•■. ,: .■■.:. ■■■.;••::. , N;B.—All orders sent through the Agents, o.* sent direct by railway to the Dye Works, Upper Hutt, will be returned in about ono week from date of receiving the order. Agents-For Featherstbn, Mr Oakleyi Forwarding Agent; forGreytown, A. Youne, Tailor, Main-st.; for Carterton, G. Gardener, General Storekefper, High-stj; for Master[ton, R, Wyeth, GeneraJ''Storekeeper, Queen-rt ■;,;, . -.' ; /-vl':^^<<:>'UßS