SADDELRY, THE PERMANENT SADDLERS WATSON and Co, v; (Next.Borough Council Chambers), 'twm.- .• ™RTON, ' Watson ana Co. having tlie largest ana most effoient staff of workmen in the w a ? rarapa, oustomera may rely on getting all .._„. .„ „„ a WW a. to mem mado and repaired on the shortest notice. The d aMv show of jobbing to be always seen both inside and outside their shop, is a suffiS guarantee of their workmanship """ Watson and Co/s motto is-"No extortion S m tnt» 0U ** ° rdorS ' fit6t t
J, Elliott & Co. >EG to inform their numerous customers T?n. J he P ubll ° that thev je EEMOVED to their new and Jm Auot U „^ P^ ISeS, "/?' t0 1"™ and lo ™ Auction Booms; and in returning their sinrite^^M^onage , —™. ..—*» » ut lacir temporary premises, would now respectfully intimate that they have just completed openinz and marking off their * NEW STOCK OF SADDLERY «i. a. and Co. intend keeping a good stock I 8!"? d «P«"n of saddlery required Sy thetrade, and hope, by strict attention to business combined with good «fi ° »f past favors. Repairs of every descriS with the utmost despatch. Orders from * J. ELLIOTT AND CO
. MASTEETON OOAOH Afflv\ carriage^factory; MUIR&DIXOS Wairarapa to tho Large Stock of Manufacturers, mterinediate profits, and . enabling them toeiva the public the BENEFIT OP THE SAME I Vehicles of every description B u j ttoofder m tbeir well-known, first-class it«l. T IBICES UMQUASS at Their Fame for taming out wffl.fini.hed wide, and they zntend not only to maStTw «, but to INCREASE it. MASTEETON Coach and Carriage Factory.
: ' JAMES ROSS ~ HOESE-SfIOING SMITH, S^ e of { t °K his the £™ \mm generally, that ha so long and efficiently conducted by Mil PARQUHaR GIW7, In QDEEjf.SiEEEi Mastehtok, i! d i 0 A ? flont >Manco of thepatronJR. would remind customers that his expert and long connect, w ith M faction given by this establishment in ft, past will he continued. Kverykindofhorse.Bhoeing.wheelwrmht S7' a^ td^espatchandontHe m o 6 t reason. NOTICE. JACOB "SHIELDS, HAVING taken tho Premises and Busi. nessately earned on Mr E, Wilier wishes to notify to the public of Feather on and Surrounding Districts that he L» fffc HT V'" ld c . a ? asßurft satisfaction to all that favor him with their Patronage. Late pupil of Professor Whito, Veterinary burgeon Ireland. As tho a a omy72 Horsys thoroughly understood, th'flPu of the legs and feet with com. ISM in fhia lit.. ...:u i . with the utmost care, (arrows, Drays, Eto„ ffla de to order at Seasonable Charges, JACOB SHIELDS, EMPIRE | VETERINARY SHOEING FORGIj! BucKSMiinHViiEKLwmnnT, .- FEATHERSTON. 'ua Kibblewhite & Ranby BuoKSMimg & Farmers, SHOEING FORGE 1 „ (Next Club Hotel), BANUISm-STBEM.. „ 'I.MiSTKnTON. 0 ~.„ j, aou h»wvb mom by continuing to pay strict attention to Horn SHOD on the Most Approvedlprh-
No r l o a. ADVERTISING "ORDEBS Bent to the WiKiBiPA Daim must be plainly marked with the number of insertions required, otherwise the advertisement will bo continued and charged for till countermanded. To SEEDSMEN.-Seed Envelopes on Bale at the Din? Office,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1685, 14 May 1884, Page 4
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495Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1685, 14 May 1884, Page 4
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