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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1684, 13 May 1884, Page 4

SADDELRY. THE PERMANENT S ADDLERS Go : (Next Boroug" masterton, their freads and the public - , , ./ -W support tbey have been Mcorded m the past, beg to inform tliem that they have engaged the services of a firßt-olass collar-maker, and will be able to supply cart collars, on and after the Ist of September from 15g, Every other article in the trade to be had at equally Watson and Co. having the largest and most efioient Btaff of workmen in the Wairarapa, customers may rely on getting all orders for work entrusted to them made and repaired on. the shortest notice. The daily show of jobbing to be always seen, both inside and outside thoir shop. is a sufficient guarantee of their workmanship. Watson and Co.'s motto is-' 1 No extortion prompt attention to all orders, first-olass workmanship." . ..■ 1470 J. Elliott & Co. BEG to inform their numerous customers and the public generally, that thov 'DPllf/VTTi.m i. iL.v. " .

havo ( REMOYKD to their new and com modioUß promises, next to Lowes and loma Auction Booms; and in returning their sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage accorded to them whilst in their temporary, premises, would now respectfully intimate that they havo just comploted oponinjr and marking off NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY. J. E. and' Co. intend keeping a good stock of every description of saddlery required by the trade, and hope, ky : strict attention to busiuess, combined with good workmanship and moderate charges, to merit acontinuano of past fiuors, Ropaira of every description executed with the very best of material and with tho utmost despatch. Orders from every part of the up-countiy distriots nunc, tually attended to. , J.ELLIOTT AND CO. , MASTERTON COAOH AND^ CARRIAGE FACTORY. MUIR& DIXON

DESIRE to call tho attention of their numerous customers from all parts ol Wairarapa to tho Large Stcck ot Carriage Lamps & Fittings They huvo Just Imported direct from the Manufacturers, thereby savintf all intermediate profits, aud enabling them to give, the public the BENEFIT OF THE SAME 1 Vehicles o£ eveiy description Built to Order in their well-known, first-class stvle, at UNEQUALLED m Their Famo for turning out well-linished Carnages of all kinds has travelled far and wide, and they intend not only to maintain it, but to INCREASE it. MASTERTON Coach and Carriage Factory, JAMES ROSS IiUCKSWITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND

HOESE-SHOIN6 SMITH.' Desires to inform his patrons, and tho public of the Wairarapa generally, that he lias taken over the oldestablishcd business, bo long and efficiently conducted by > ME FARQUHaR GIWY, In Queen-Sireet Mastertox, And ho solicits a continuance of tho patron' ago that has hitherto been bo liberally ex tended. J.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a auaranteo that tho satis, faction given by this establishment in tho past will he continued. Kveiy kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright, engineering, and blacksmithing work executed with despatch and on the most reasonable terms, ijjgj NOTICE. JACOB SHIELDS, HAVIhG taken the Premises and Business lately carried on Mr E, Miller, wißhes to notify to the public of Featheraton and Surrounding Districts that he haa re-opencd tho above Premises as GENERAL BLACKSMITH, FABRIEB, and WHEELWRIGHT, and can assure satisfaction to all that favor lum with their Patronam.

kte pupil of Professor White, Veterinary Surgeon, Ireland. Ab the anatomy of the Horse is thoroughly understood, the Publio can roly on having their horses shod to suit all diseases of tho legs' and feot with comfort, Diseases in this liao will bo treated with the utmost care, Ploughs, Harrows, Drays, Etc., made to order at Reasonable Chargesi JACOB SHIELDS, EMPIRE ' VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE BUCRSMITB # WjrEEtWBIOIIT, - ' . FEATHERBTON, hflS Kibblewhite & Ranby ; BLACKSMITnS & Fahbiers, ENCASH SHOEING FORGE ll,gj

viuu IXVWIJ) BANNIfIXEB-SXBEBr MaSTERTON. KAND XI,, in returning tlianka • for the patronage bestowed on them during the past twelve months, trust that by continuing to pay strict attention to business; to merit a fair share of support, Horses SHOD on the Most Approved Priiu cipkl ■ ; i67i No rIO K, " A DVERTIBING~oj©ERS sent to the A WaibabapA' Daily must be plainly marked ; with the number ofimertionu required, ■ otherwise (ho advertisement will ■be continued and charged: for till countermanded. :• ■• TO SEEDSMEN,-Seed Envoi- •: opes on Bale at the Daily Office, ■ 1603