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I A. LINDSAY,, ■..:■. Storekeepers and Stalion-mnnagcra.— A,.LINDSAY, haying now completed his plant for''the manufacture''of all kinds cf Boots 5 au'd Shoes, is. now prepared to make Men's Boat 'Watei-'tighta, pegged, at Hi-' riveted, 13s per pair for orders 'of : six pairs' and .upwards,.for casli.pnly. A.XINDKAY, Bootmaker,, Lambton Quay, and; Cuba-st., Cash 80-riMart, Wellinphm. s , : -«: Time is Moneys •..! MACHINERY . VERSUS HAND LABOII ) ARTIES' about to builii.'.ofVho re; X' quire'any 'd'oseripiion-of.'OAfil'EN-'TEß'Sor JOINER'S work done ar'o respoitfully advised to' get a prico from' ' : S.Bacon awl; Co. Who are ina position to givo the BEST ARTICLE and tho.MOS'J'. WORKfor tlio LEAST MONEY, -.;.,,• : , • ..' ; .Large Stocks of ■■, • ■... "SEASONED TIMBER,'": ■Dressed and .rough. Mouldings, Skirtings,. Doors, Snsbes, A'o'.i'&o, ■ lri fact everything necessary tdicarry out any orders', always on band. .!• . Estimates givon and contracts taken,mid FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN sent to any part of tlio country. ■. • Mastorton, Dec, 11,1882.' .1252 .': MASTERTON::■.:•;.*: COACH FACTORY." " NOTIIING'SOOCEEDS Lik'e'Su'cCESS !'' H9H«i TN THAHKING ; iboliv numerous CnstoX mefs for their Yery liberal patronage i iho past, wish to assure 'them that rib 'effort of theirs will ho spared to keep \mco with the largely 'increasing order? for Vehicles of evoiy description which they jnow obtain.,.,. Their largo'and-cfilcientstaffofworkmen will enable them to execute all orders in the least possible time, compatible with thorough workmanship, ■:': • . Muir& Dixon's efforts intho past .have been divected, to turning out Carriages fit to carry their Customers on any road with case and comfort, and the measure of su'scess they have met ' with shows their EFFORTS HAVE BEEN APPIIE- ' OIATED! I!■ A Capital Assortment of Carriage and Buggy Lamps, direct from England, which they are now selling, ready 'fitted to Vehicles, from SO s per pair. MASTJERTON COACH FAOTOKY, 1297 SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 4 May 1883, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 4 May 1883, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1370, 4 May 1883, Page 1

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