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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 5 May 1884, Page 4

0 SADDELRY, . THE PERMANENT SADDLERS WATSON and Co, (Next Borough Council Chambers), MASTERTON, IN thanking thoir frends and the public generally for the support thoy have been accorded in the past,; beg to inform them that they have engaged the services of a firet-olass collar-maker, and will be able to supply cart collarsj on and after the Ist of September from 15s. Every other artiole in the trade to be had at equally low rates. Watson and Co. having the largest and most effoient staff of workmen in the Wai* rarapa, onßtomers may rely on getting all orders for work entrusted to them made and repaired on the shonest notice. The daily Bhow of jobbing to be always seen, botli inside and outside their shop, is a sufficient guarantee of their workmanship. < Watson and Co.'s motto is—''No extortion, prompt attention to all orders; first-class workmanship." • \ J. Elliott & Co. JEG to inform their numerous customers and the public gtinorally, that thev have REMOYiSD to their now and com mpdious premises, next to Lowes and lorns Auction Rooms; and in returning their sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage accorded to them whilst in iheir temporary premises, would now respeotfully intimate that they have just completed opening and marking off their 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 Btriot attention to business, combined with good workmanship and moderato charges, to merit acontinuanc of past favors. Repairs of every description executed with the very best of material, and with the utmost despatch. Orders from every part of the up-countiy districts nunc, tually attended to. J.ELLIOTT AND CO. MASTERTON COAOH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY? MUIR&DIXON TT\ESIRE to call the attention of their i/ numerous customers from all parts of Wairarapa to tho Large Stcok of Carriage Lamps & fittings They have Juat Imported direct from the Manufacturers, thereby saving all intermediate profits, and enabling them to give ■ the publio the BENEFIT OP THE SAME!

Vehicles of every description Built to Order m their well-known, first-class style at IBICES UNEQUALLED!^ Their Fame for turning out well-finished Carriages of all kinds has travelled far and Wide, and they intend not only to mahtais it, but to ikciiease it. mastjsrton Coach and Carriage Factory, ilillL m wm 2^ JAMES ROSS BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT. AND house-shoing smith, Desires to inform his patrons, and the pubho of the Wairarapa generally, that ho has taken over tho old.established busimss, so long and efficiently conducted by MB FAEQUHaH GiWY, In Qdeen-Sireet Mastebton, And ho solicits a continuance of tho patron age that has hitherto been so liberally ex tended, J.R. would remind customers that his experience arid long connection with Mr" Gray's business is a guarantee that tho satisfaction given by this establishment in the past will bo continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright, engineering, and blaeksmithine work executed with despatch and on the most reasonable terms. Igjjy NOTICE, JACOB "SHIELDS, HAVING taken the Premises and Business lately carried on Mr E. Miller, wishes to notify to the public of Featherason and Surrounding' Districts that lie lias re-onened thoabovo Premises as (GENERAL BLACKSMITH, FAIIRIEK, and WHEEL. WRIGHT, and can assure satisfaction to all that favor lnm with their Patronage.

Late pupil of Professor White, Veterinary Surgeon, Ireland. As the anatomy of the Horso is thoroughly understood, tho Public can relv on having their horses shod to suit all diseases of the legs and feet with comfort, Disease in this line will be treated with the utmost care. Ploughs, Harrows, Drays, Etc,, made to order at Reasonable Charges, JACOB SHIELDS, EMPIRE VETERINARY SHOEING FOItGE, Blacksmith & Wheelwbight, FEATHERSTOfI. •, I«G4

Kibblewhite Ran^j Blacksmiths & Fabhiehs, JS'CASE SHOEING FORGE! 1^ (Next Club Hotel), Bannisiee-Strekt Mabtertos. KAND R., in returning thanks • for the patronage bestowed on them during the past twelvo months, trust that by continuing to pay strict attention to business, to merit a fair share of support. Horses SHOD on the Most Approved Prin- ' ciplel IG7I

A.P.FEILDING " LE PETIT BUO'V FRUITEREiI AND GENERAL DEALKR, "VI'OW tailing orders for E, COLLOTI'E, 1\ Nurseryman, for Fruit Trees, and all kinds of floweriug and foliage plants. ; AGENT fob Carterton Observer, • 1598 TO. SEEDSMEN,-Seed Euvelopes on sale at the Dmly Office, ■ '• 1603