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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1298, 8 February 1883, Page 4

JVAIPOUA-WOOLWOBKS&iTAMNERV-- ; HARVEY & SONS, ~ FRoW-wEB .>i 'M ABTERTOK • PUHCdASERS OF WOOL, HIDE 3 SHEEPSKJNSj &c,.. . "VToOI Seourfid and Carefully Olt ssed st the Works and delivered atj Railway Station at LOWEST CURRENT RATES, ■ ! ~ . , ONOALE, !: ; KIP, ■ BASILS, WJOLBALES. HARPS . • LEATHER, WOOL MATS. Rabbit skin and Sheep skin MATS mumi;faotuied'toofdflr'! mm!/ ■ Immediate attention given to all orders. ! BARRATT'S ! ■—■ WALTER FREEMAN, ; ■ Pboprimor. This WEMNOWN HOTEL baa been' jthoronghl> : renovatod, ani] is liovone of tbe most comfortable hoateliits- in Wellington. Visitors from the country .will find all'the comforts of a homo, and every attention paid to them. I The WIAiRAEAPA Daily filed; J. Elliott & Co. BEG to inform tlieir numerous customers and the public generally, l that ihey ba?e iREMOVED to tlieir- new-and commodious premises, next to Lowes and Jorns' Auction Rooms; ami in rttaminu theii sincere thanks for the very literal patronage accorded to tjiem wlnlßt in their tei>,poraiy premises, would ni w" respectfully intimate that ibey : have, jußt completed opening up and marking-oithejr ■■ " NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY. J, E, and Co. intend keeping a good stock of every description of saddlery required by the trade, and hope, by striot attention to business, combined with good workmanship, and moderate charges, to merit a continuniic of past fa\ ors, Repairs of every description executed with the very best of materiid, and with ■ the utmost despatch. Orders from every part of the up-countiy districts punctually attended to. . ........... J.ELLIOTT AND CO. GEO. WATSON & CO, SADDLERS AN I) HARNESS MAKERS, Qdeen-Stbeet, Master-ton, Having an efficient staff of competent TRADESMEN, and a full stock of Grst-daas material, .are enabled to execute all. orders with, promptitude, neatniess, and durability, This firm has'also just imported diteot from Sydney a ... Magnificent Selection Of Saddlery, Harass, Ac , which they, commend to the notice of farmers, station: holders, and the public generally. In Stook—" SLESKNGER'S" famoa Horse I Medioines, Colic Drinks, &x GEO. WATSON & Co., ■' | (Near tk Club Hotil.) ! MASTEETON, ■ " S ; VAi T., J A G O , Cabinetmaker, Upholsterer & , Undertaker, BEGS to inform his numerous customers j and the public that he has I OPENED ' HIB OTEW SHOW ROOMS, Adjoining MR BELL'S STORE, QUEEN-ST,, , : WITH A LARGE, ASSORTMENT OP Wood and Iron Bedsteads, (dUSixa) Linoleum, Carpets, .Oilcloths, and a-large Stook of CHINA MATTING, . (all widths) - CHINA MATTING, COMPLETE SUITES of F'JMITVRE. Large Assortments of Pictures, Oleographs, and Picture Mouldings, ' : ' MARBLE TOP WASHSTANDS, All necessaries for General Furnishing at - i : '»"•' 'Wellington'Prim, T;j, wishes to.draw. particular attention to his large stock of CALIFORNIAN PINE ron ~ Venetian Blinds. ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL, Ooußimi Puce, ; WELLINGTON;

. ; YY Ji UU X « « J. V« • F. FABER Proprietor. (Late of Feathereton). F: F. beMB to inform the inhabitants of t ; Wellington and the Wairarapa that having taken the above Hotelj would draw special attention to the locality being m a healthy part of the city, is adapted lor permanent boarders, ..Wiues, Ales and Spirit) a specialty ! Country visitors cordially invited.l Lvery attemion and the comforts of a home at, the. Army and Navy Hotel, Courtenay Place'. I. . F. FABER, ; s 1273 ' ' ' Proprietor.' NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS or THE i WAIRARAPA DISTRICT.. ROBERT WALKER] HAVING, purchased, the lease 'of the j Melbourne;.' Hotel) Willis-street; Wellington, will be happy to meet all his old friends, (not .forgetting 'the strangers) one and- lalT, Will find accommodation equal, if not superior, to any other Hotel in TownJ Superior Horn for Familki I , AMERICAN DRINKS 111. Two Firsi-Obts Billiard Tables,,, ~ * , JtighlPprlir dmy'iin, attendance. GLUB HOTKL LIVERY AND. BAIT- ! . STABLES. . v> ; - : if. OOCKER\'i& CO.-, Proprietors- f. Co.tohesj;horsei', bugries, alwayt onlhire; tforeM to. buy andtOßellon the moit reasons ..•i-'i v.