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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1803, 2 October 1884, Page 4

r ALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHEI n Btuboe-ST., MASTERTON WICKBESON &WAGLAWD FAMILY BOTCHERS, Small Goods of Every Desobiption. V POULTRY, 4a, ON TEE SHORTEST NOTICE. 1652 J. AO. HERBERT, HAWKHURST IP"ILL until further arrangements are made run a horse and trap every Tuesday and Satui'day. FOR THE bUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS BEEF AND MUTTON. At the following GASH rates : Roast Beef ... ® tea ' iß 4d per lb Rump Steaks 54 per lb Boiling pieces 2U to 3ii per lb Mutton 3d to per lb oh ®P» per ib FEATfIERSTON. FEATHERSTON BUTCHER'S NOTICE, A URED BALE, having purchased the old established and favorite butchery business of Mr William Abbott, Featharston, hopes to receive as large a share of support as was accorded to his|predecessor, which he will endeavor to deserve by supplying the BEST MEAT, and giving;striot attention to the business, IGB2 ALFRED BALE. m § pRINOE WALES LIVERY -L STABLES AIND HORSE REPOSITORY, WILLIAM NEIL _ [Late of Neil and Cookery] Having taken the above stables is prepare HORSES Pl> ' y tll<! travellinß with buggies, CARRY-ALLS, nt , and VEHICLES Of every description on the shortest notice. The Livery Department is under the care of an experienced groom, and every attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation. Horses Of first-class quality kept constantly on hire. A 'BUS Will run to and from the Stables omeet every train. Motto.—Civility, Good Accommodation and Reasonable Charges. Hie Proprietor, having had many years experience in the Wairarapa, trusts that his old friends aud patrons will not forget him in his new establishment. It7>2 OLUB HOTEL LIVERY STABLES -ANDhorse repository. DIXON & JAQUES, PROPRIETORS. T) be ß to inform th e inhabitants y . of Masterton and Surrounding Die. tucts that they are prepared to supply them with SADDLE HORSES, SINGLE & DOUBLE BUGGIES, COACHES & DRAGS, And Vehicles of Any Description, on the Good Paddocks. Every attention paid to horses left in their charge. Good Stabling, and no stint of Feed, All H(n m Let on Hire are Qmmntm munch, free from ■ Vice, and of Fint-clmi • will meet Every Train, takto and from any part of the Horses suffering from any complaint by a Praotloal Veterinary. CAST ifjjF® PERFORMED. Horses broken to Saddle, Double and Single Harness. . • lhe Proprietors having many years' experience m their line of business, are prepared to Guarantee their patrons satisfaction 1624 THE ANNUAL SHOW Under The Auspices Of tiie WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. WILL BE HELD IN THE SHOW GROOND CARTERTON, ON THURSDAY 6th NOVEMBER, 1881 EXHIBITORS are reminded that entries for the Show close at the offices of Mr F. H, Wood, fcfreytown; K, Brown and Co, Masterton ; J. D. ; and H. H. Wolters, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 25th October, 1884, at noon, and that in no case will any entry be received after that date, ADMISSION to the Show—Members on production of ticket, free. Before noon, 2s 6d; afternoon, Is. Arrangements are beiug made to run special railway trains at reduced rates j also to have the Show Day proclaimed a Bank and General Holiday through the Valley. Tho Railway Department will permit all exhibits on which the freight to Carterton, for the purpose of the Show has been paid, to be returned by rail Free of Charge, H. fl, WOLTERS, Secretary, Carterton, 2nd August, 1884. 1754 AG Cultural society, TN '-KD'TION to the J_ in th-paiiJi-hml i J iize L.is:, the o.Wug are 1 >fferi d for competition at the forthcoming Show on November 6, 1884:—Mr James Stuckey offers 5 guineas for the best Hereford Bull eligible tor entry in the English Hereford Herd Book j Messrs T owes & foms tHer 2 guiiua f r <!-ust-I o'.li L ice?t-r jaui; Mr D. Kennedy offers £1 for the best B, B. WOIM, ijuo.