j „ : .A, LINDSAY. .j. mo Storokcepbraiand'. Station-managers.-p' X :> A. LINDSAY, lmving now completedhis plant for the mamifaoture of all kinds cf Hoots and Rhpes, is now prepared to make Men's lJcst Watcrtigiits, pegged, ; i\t 14>-h. riveted,.ills per pair for orders of six pairs and upwards, for cash only, Ai'LINDsAt, Bootmaker, Lamb'ton Quay, and Cuba-sp,, Cosh Boot Mart, Wellington. Time is Money. MACHINERY VERSUS. HAND LABO^ PARTIES about to build or who require any description of CABPENTER'S or JOINER'S work done are i fully advised to get a price from S. Bacon and Co. Who arc in a position to fiivo the BEST AUTIOiJi ami Llio MOST WORK for f LEAST MONEY, .. Lnrgo Stouka SIOAS ON ED TIM,BEE. Dressed and rough, Mouldings, Skirting's, 3oors, Sashes, etc,, &o, In fact everything necessary to carry out any orders, always on 'hand." " '' ' : Estimates given and contracts taken, aiid .FIRST-CLASS WOIUIMISN sent .to: any' 'part of(lie country, ' Masterton, Dec. 11,1882. ! 1252 ■N4 MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. - " NoTiijNf, LIKE ! I N THANKING their numerous '.''Gusto- . niern for their vory liberal patronage i the past, wish to assure them that no eflort of theirs will he spared to keep pace with the largely increasing orders for Vehicles of every description which they now obtain. ' Their large and efficient staff of workmen will enable them to oxccute all orders in the least possible time, compatible with thorough workmanship, , efftats in the past nrjrb'beeii directed to turning out Carriages fit to'carry their Customers on any road with ease and comfort, and the measure of stiscess they have met with shows their EFFORTS HAV-E BEEN APPRE " ' C'lA'mDH! A Capital Assortment of Carriage and Buyyy Lamps, direct from :Engla»d, which they are now selling, ready fitted to Vehicles, from &Os per pair. MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. 1297 SINGER'S I'» SINGER'S Bis SEWING Si IgMAOHINES !»Ii 'Machines S" 8 ' 1 /" ; ~ Macfcines DKUISIYE .Machines . DECISIVE ,;.J!s any-i* DLCKIYE Machines ™ l » er . s Midlines AND Sinn.:!';; AND •ov Bit WIIELMING Machines te.AND OVKRWHIftIURffiUiM OYIiIUVfIELHINoj}^. ojugci 5.... —.—.... Machines S". 3 VICTORY FOR TIJE SINGER Machines VICTORY FOR THE SINGER Machines Si gits VICTORY I'Olt THESINGKK Machines « . VICTORY FOR THE SINGER Machines S' . S VICTOr.Y FOR l'Hli SINGER Machines « £ VICTORY FOR THE SINGER' Machines VICTORY FOR TIIE SINGER Machines, ? VICTORY.FORTIIESINGER S nger.s ; Ma ' ?hi|l|3 Singers. ... Machines Singer s T>VO gold medalSMacl.ines ffiTwo g'OldmedalsMachines Singers I WO gold JnodalSjlachines Singer's Two "'ol d medalsMaciiines singer's Two gold medals^,''i 111 * Sjnge,-;, Two gold Singer s Two golfl lUOdalSMachines S nger * ■* / ' '' Machjnes kii'ifer's Crating all Competitors Machines Singer's Beating all Competitors : xjlji"" Singer;* Beating all. Competitors Machines sE-* ■ Seating .all Cqiiipeti|ors.i Machines Singer's ' ajl Competitors, Sjngei s all Competitors Beating all Competitor? Machines singers Beating,all Competitors Machines, - " : ' 1 ' , Murium"; ThoM«n4jU' 4iie Simplest ,wd Best Machines' The Simplest and Best Machines Tlio Simplest and Best • 'Machines Tlie Simplest and Best Hie Simplest and Best . Machines Singer' mS Singers lhe fanger isvnequam , Machines • Singers ' The Singer is UmjimUed ' Machines . Singer's »to/erM Unequalled 'Mfe' Singer's Jk lunger, is Uwlmlled Machines Singers Tk Slim is UirnMal ' Machine,s' siSs jfl' > s UndjuuM '' Machjnes' jjingcr's '-Phi Singer is UmpinM Singer's ■ ilas; ne.llargost Sale ': Singers Has tho Largest Salo Machines, Singer s Has the Largest Sale, '...Machines, Singer's-. Has the Largest Sale jfev' Singer's Has tbe.Lai'gest Sale Machines • Sing"',-' 1 Has the Largest Salo ■ Machines' sS's ' Hits the Largest Sale: j 'M^jji""' tho Latest Sale .togen- Machines te 18 TflE ' CHBAPEST '/M^i""' Singer's ; IS THE CHEAPESTSinger's':,lS THE' CHEAPEST ' Machines' Singer's IS-,THE CHEAPEST ii Machines ffi. IS. THE. CHEAPEST H ac N'' es ; c ■ TM 'PHI? nnii l apfqt Machines ! §!" ger . ? ' lEA i ES i 'Machines. Singers JS THE ! CHEAPEST tlachines gg is the cfaai gig Si. IM-I-OTWPKWI, Singers H(ilf,a<crowti per week' Machines' SS! Half-a-crown p«r week MacMAoi Singer s per week Singers j,. lialf-Ml'OWn peivwdokfii,Machines'. Sinter's i per'.week ". Machines Singer's' Hlllk-crowri per"weeb il! Machines Sjiigeifs^—■ ' 'i'V-'-Machiiies'' te -'Branclif- ; Offlce fSil ' sin eeVV ■; i :1j A;MBT.ON, i i QUAY ,; j -Machines Singer's,, ,I(AMB'J.'OI( ;Q(JAY (, Singer's LAMBTON 'QUAY SS« ' SingcrV'j;;! LAHBTOK "QUAY ■i ? l inDiiimi oiiiSS' gTO ' r Machii es Singers-' •' .J:., '■ Mafclii,cs h'jr) t s>w iuU' INGER'S SEWING MAOHINIJs M U !f«l. -"A?'
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1381, 17 May 1883, Page 1
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684Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1381, 17 May 1883, Page 1
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