' SADDRLRV. THE PERMANENT SADDLERS WATSON and Co., (Next Borough Council Chambers), MABTERTON, ■"N thanking thoir f rends and the publir X generally for the support they have been accorded in the past, beg to inform them that ihey have ravaged the services of a first-olass collar-maker, and will be able to supply cart collars, on and after the lat of September from 15s. Evory other artiole in the trade to bo had at equally low rates.' Watson and Co. having the largest and most effoient staff of workmen in the Wairarapa, customers may rely on getting all orders for work eutrusted to them made and repaired on the shonest notice, The daily show of jobbing to bo always seen, both, 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^q J. Elliott & Co. IffirVtA.'..*. «..: i J ™i the P ublio g'orally, that they have REMOVED to their new and com nwdious promises, next to Lowes and lorns Auotion Rooms; and in returning their siiicere thanks for the very liberal patronage accorded to them whilst in their temporary premises, wouldnow respectfully intimate that they have ]ust completed opening and marking off their * NEW STOCK OP SADDLERY J. E. and Co. intend, keeping a good slnnlr o every description of sadL J r St he We, and hope, by strict at t Li 0 ?tI bu mess combined with good workman!L and moderate charges, to'meritacSS ot past fears. Repairs of every descrEn executed with the very best of materia?S with the utmost despatch. Orde fl J. ELLIOTT AND CO. JAMES ROSS BUCK pS]I heeltoig ht,and HORSE-SHOING SMITH, 't™ hiS P"™"-" 1 * pubic of the Wmarapa generally, that he ha taken over the old established[business, so loug and efficiently conducted by MR FARQUHaR GRAY, In QOEMf-SIIBEET MASTERTON, And lie solicits a continuance of the patron, age that has hitherto been so liberally ex J.R. would romind customers that bis experience | and long connection with Mr bray s business is a guarantee that the satis, faction given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright, engmeermg, and blacksmithmg workexecu, td with despatch and on the most reason, able terms, i..;.
MASTERTON COACH FACTORY, FIRST PRIZE takes at Pastorai Shows 1880,1881,1882,1883. MUIR & DIXON HAVING a Grand Seleotioa of-Ainorioan . Timbers, Leather, and Cloth Trimmings, Lamps, etc., are prepared to Build all classes of Carriages at Prices which will enßure their Customers again returning, f The Quality, Style, Finish, and General appearance of all Carnages built by them has become a household word throughout the country. Painting in the Highest Stylo °i -art, I rimming, and, m fact, every branch UNEQUALLED! We have in Stock Double and Single Pha ' %g'os, Expresses, etc., and others in co of construction, which can he Trimmed ana tinted to thebesians of Purchasers. Send for PRICE LIST«. OMNIBCSSES A SPECIALITY! MASTERTON CARRIAGE FACTORY. __. .:' 1719 NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPAQ OF NEW ZEALAND. 1 ""*"> «.wnuwi ttudUp,£so,ooo} \J Reserve Fund. £BO,OOO Re-uwuranc. R.BRUCE WALLACE, MASTEItTON AGENTS— AND lORNH. AGENT FOR New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company, New Zealand Accident Insuranco Company. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, JEMPLE CHAMBERS. MASTERTON COUTH BRITISH FORWARDING O COMPANY /Iflsnts in Europe, America Australasia, &o W. BISHOP, Jun., Manager, 'W Featherston-st., Wellington. tab Chambers Lambton QvatT WELLINGTON, aOTEL Brokers, Valuers, Land and General Commission Agents. Loans and mortgages negociated, '.onoy advanced on personal and other security, 1 613 PPER PLAIN SAW MILL. McGREGoFIeOTHEES, PROPRIETORS Timber out to any me and delivered. N 0 J! 1 0 JS. GL Wairarapa Daily must "bo plainly arked with the number of insertions quired, otherwise (ho advertisement will ' orotouedend charged for till counter. I per day to bo made by 1 persons of eithei so/, i in their own localities, at work for us. Nov ondorful succosa Air. Capital not required. We is trio timo-ilon't
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1769, 23 August 1884, Page 4
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