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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1446, 2 August 1883, Page 1

PETONE BREWERY, WELLINGTON. C. EDMONDS" AND ('().>: CELEBRATED 0.8 A 1< E 8 A V Equal to tup, -jfikSß-. Bust Bu.\x w Of English, memmz At 8s Gd <!-TRADE MARK r PER DOZEN, DELIVERED. HESULTS OF ANALYSIS-No. 1-ALE.A clear bright well-flavored Ale with good bodv, swei-t nftcr-tasto; forms good head.(' No. 2—PORTER: A sound wcll-liavorcil and ripened sample of Porter: makes a (food head. ISoili samples were found to lie unadulterated in any way. J. lIECTOIt Museum Laboratory, Wellington, December 29th, 1831 J. JACOBS, FEATHER FURRIER & TAXIDERMIST LAMBTOH QUAY, WELLINGTON, : EVERY description of Sea and Laud Uirds prepared and made into Muffs, A'c, Skins and Stuffed Birds always oh band. Furs of every description cleaned free from Moths and re-made. - Feathers cleaned, dyed, and curled. Cash purchaser of rare New Zealand Birds. 137(j ESTABLISHED 1872,

S. SOFFJE'S Mattrass, Bedding, <fc Genera* Fornkhino WAnEnousn, Manners street, -Wellington, jJIUBNITUEE of every description nade L to order (to any dcsigu) by experienced workmen. A Four-Roomed House comfortably furnished for cG4O (including Carpets, Fenders, &c). Hair Seat Dining room Suits (Cedar frames) well Upholstered, Full sized Spring Mattrasies from 50s'. All goods guaranteed to be made from well seasoned material. No swnnd-hand material used for BeddiDg or Upholsterinu purposes. Orders by post or wire punctually Attended to m-fii J MPOR'I'ANT NOT IC K F, GRAY, in returning thanks to liia numerous customers fo past favors,, begj t" inform tlio public generally that bavins now in atock a large quantity of the very bes'. timbers suitable for Coachhiildingaml >,'heelwright purposes, ho is prepared receive and rivecut.n all orders entrusted him, and will guarantee b"th stylo and linish tf equal that turned out in any p,.:i of tho Province, Repairs to all kinds of Vehicles, includ ng trimming <fc painting, shall rccciv innediate attention, and be pcrforme « neatnes and dispatch. : F. GRAY, Blacksmith, Coachbuildcr, & Wheelwright, QUEEN-STKEET, MASTERTOX. g pE T lIR SE «, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ' AND IMPORTER, A WELL-SELECTED Stock .ihvays o hand. All sorts of SEWN AVOIUv mark to order. Repairs neatly executed, Note the AonKKfs-Next Door Club Hotel, Queen Street. Masterton. H. PEARSON, T A.ILOR, &c., BEGS to notify that lie lias REMOVED to Promises opposite the Post OfTue Queen-street, Maste;ton, 139(1 TTNION LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. U ' At the rear of the Uuion Hotel, Willis-street. SAMUEL EVANS... ...• PKorniEm. . Open and close carxiajob on tho shortest notice. Wedding parties attended to ot, reasenable terms,. : N,8,-Horses broken in to double harness, jught and sold on commission, and "lipped on reasonable terms. vr< WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL •SOCIETY, I nhe Annual PARADE of STALLIONS JL under the auspices of tlio above socic iy, will take place on the Show-Grounds Carte - ton on SATURDAY 29th September, ISSiJ. The Parado will commence at 2p in. and all horses must remain on the Ground under order of the Stewards till 4 p.m, Entries will be received by tile Sccretaiy up to noon on the day of parade. Stewards : Messrs N, Grace, H. liraitiiwaite, H. McMaster find K, K, Armstrong. Entrance Fee ; 5s per horse, Admission to grounds Is. Members free, H. H, WOLTEIiS. '' Secretary.