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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1697, 29 May 1884, Page 4

LH.rREFERSON <& Go., l'■;;.■;>.;. M^TERTON,; .. : Caph ppot and Shoe ;■ -': "Markets fT PETERSON & Co., beg to inform 'l'll 'thei-Namerouß GaßtbrneYß tind the £islioigen'ffltaljy, that laving now completed ;; '' 1 •, to their premißn, and largely MQREASED THEIR STOCK 11 spck of Boots and Shoes ■"' •' over Been in the ' -;WAIRARAPAI! , • THEIR MAGNIFICENT .STOCK ' CoioprißM goods 'firom some of the' beat ■'"! 'I 'Colbnia!, EngHah, and ContinT'OutalManufaoturers;and ; ..'-: astheyarebtillmakinfl; ! MGE'REDUCTIONS FOR CASH! foblio of Muterton will find it GttEATLT tp jiheir l advantage' to purchase from them, , H.: Peterson haß no old, dried up .Binkraut Stock', but all his Goods are of the NEWEST ami BESTDESCRIPTiuN', and The Bespoke Department is undei* our own personal supervision, so that a hr/ect'Fit and Umurpasstd Style is guaranteed. So do do not mistake the name, but purchase your boots from '..'.'' IiBittPMUMI* Cash Boot and Shoe Market,' (Next Club Hotel), Queen-Street, Masterton. "•r. ■'■ .... ;';.. 1664" JONES & ASHDOWN, OP THB' EAGLE TAILORING BBTABLIBHMBNT (Opposite Bairett'a Hotol), ' ; ' Lambtoh; Qua? Wkllinmox. A RE STILL MAKING their CeleXV brated Suits at £3 Ms and £i 10s, Trousers from £l, which for Value Style, and Fit, Samt St Equalled. AMhowing thopopuiarity of thisfirm, it is only •neoessary tr.mention that the business HAS INCREASED.one hundred per cent' dnoingthe last twelve months. This has only been done- by. giving their customers better VALUE, FIT, and WORKMANSHIP than FORMERLY; Their Cutting Department is under (the control of experienced hands, and their own personal supervision is given ,to all branchis of the trade, thus eniurins their natrons flvnmif.innni „,!,,„'.,■ tagea. They have opemd up their Magnifioent Stook of Winter' Goods of English, Pcotch, and Colonial manufacture, from the mostcelebrated makers. Special attentiou whioh have been bought at EXCEPTIONAL PRIONS for CASH. Patterns and direc .toons for Bell-measurement sent' Post Free, «JONES & ASHDOWN, WELLINGTON. 1668

Vy A. GAB DN E fi. (Late Accountant Colonal Arcbiteot'B '' Department,) A 0 COUNT A KT, LAND, ESTAI'Ej HOUSE & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. ; > Urn Negotiated. . Debts Couected. , Office: Lahbton Quay (opposite Parmma' Btreet) Wellington. 1675 | THE LARGEST STOCK. OF QECOND-HAHD GOODS In This City, Including anything or everything required is . . . ' FURNISHING, 18 TO BE FOUND ' ' AT FLOCKTOp YARIBH ST 0 BE Tory ahd MANKKRs.ffrmT, Weliinoion. IIIOH AND ' BIUBSrOUNDKBS, EsoHKEM'-BniLKRaAKERs and Shi? BUILDERS, 1 Secondhand 8 h.p, Horizontal Engii 12J 1 hip. Horizontal Engine 1 Vertical Crnsa-tube 10 h.p. Builer 1 Vertical 8 h.p. Field Boiler 13J h,p. Vertioal Boiler ' All ip. good ordor, TE ABO FOUNDRY: Good.l Oh.p. Corniah Boiler, in First ■ Clmb order.. A patent Brickmaking Machine, capable of moulding 15,000_bilck 8 per day; capable.for steam or horse power. A amall Boiling down Plant, suitable ■. for small butcher. ■ Also, manufacturers of Speedy'e Patent Wool Presses, with raothet motion. ... :ROBERT80N&f!0, 1615 - Miaroix Foundry.

>m. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. / \N MONDAY, the 21st in*, the new y timetable will come into foroe. The changes are.:— Jhe train leaving Wellington at'4.s goes only to the Lower Huft. no twin for' the'Wairarapa leaves at 4.J5,, and does not stop, between Wellington and Lower Hutt. 8 m P»flsengeis from flag stations for the Wairarapa must, go on by the nrevious 4.5 tram and change «t the Lower Hutt. MK«i s i tr?inißßlkredtos'ls- - p.m. to 6 p.m; J 's* M?« from Lower Hutt is altered to «80. ASHCROFT, . _ . District Manager. .Petone, April 18,1884. - " 1606'

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