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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1842, 19 November 1884, Page 4

J. Elliott & Co. BEG to inform their numerous customers and the public gnncrally, that they have REMOVED to their now and com modioua premises, next to Lowes and lorns Auction Booms; and in returning their Binaccorded to them whilst in their temporary premises, would now respectfully intimate that they havo just completed opening and marking off their NEW STOCK OP SADDLERY. J. E. and Co. intend keeping a good stook of every description of saddlery required bv tho trade, and hope, by strict attention to business, combined with good workmanship and moderate charges, to merit acontmuanc of past t&-\ ors. Repairs of every description executed with the very best of material, aud with the utmost despatch, Orders from every part of the up-couutiy districts punctually attended to. J.ELLIOTT AND CO. SADDELRV, THE PERMANENT fjADDLERS WATSON and Co., (Next Borough Council Chambers MASTERTON, IN thanking then- frends and tho publir generally for the support they have been accorded in the past, beg to inform them that they have wigaged the services of a first-class collar-maker, and will be alilo to supply cart collars, on and after the Ist of September from los. Every other article in the trade to be had at equally low rates. Watson and Co. having the largest and most eflciwt stall' of workmen in the Wai rarapa, customers may rely on getting all orders for work entrusted to theni made and repaired on the shortest notice. Tho daily show of jobbing to be always seen, both inside and ontsido their shop, is a sufficient guarantee of their workmanship. Watson and Co, 's motto is-" No extortion prompt intention to all orders, first-olass workmanship." 1470 KAPP & HAKE'S, 3d PKII torn. Time is Money. MACHINERY VERSUS HAND LABOR. I}ARTIES about to build or who require any description of CARPENTER'S or JOINER'S work done ins respectfully advispd to get a price from S. Bacon and Co. Who are id a position to give the BEST ARTICLE and the MOST WORK for the LEAST MONEY, Large Stocks of SEASONED TIMBER, Dressed and rough, Mouldings, Skirtings, Doors, Sashes, &c., <£c, In fact everything necessary to carry out any orders, always on hand. Estimates given aud contracts taken, and FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN sent to any part of the country, Mastertou Dec. 11,1882, 1252 | WAIPOUA 7LOUK, & f\k UTEAM I LOUli, & UATMEAL MILLS. Messrs 3. Bacon & Co. HAVING engaged Mr J. FOSTER, (a Miller of large experience botli in New Zealand and Victoria, holding first-clasß certificates of competency) have much pleasure in GUARANTEEING THEIR BRAND OH FLOUR AS SECOND TO NONE, And solicit a continuance of their customers' esteemed favors, and A TRIAL FROM ALL. WAIPOUOHLLS. Mastertou. November 2nd, 1883. 152 SOL W A Y WOOL PRESS, rjIHE undersigned begs to inform the public that he is prepared to supply the above well-known WOOL PRESS at £l7 5s Each. W. F. YORE, 1760 Sole Maker. GOVERNMENT LI»E INSURANCE DEPARMMKNT, MR JAMES SINCLAIR, of Wrigley-st., Mastertou, has been appointed travelling agent for the above Department, JONES & ASHDOWN,| OF THE EAGLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, (Opposite Barrett's Hotel), Umbton Quay Weimsoton, A RE STILL MAKING their Celeix brated Suits at £3los and £4los, Trousers from £l, which for Value, Style, and Fit, Gannot Si Equalled. As show.ng the popularity of this firm, it is only necessary to mention that the business HAS INCREASED one hundred per cent, duomg the last twelve months. This hns only been done by giving their customers better VALUE, FIT.andWORKMANSHIP than FORMERLY. Their Cutting Department is under the control of experienced hands, and their own personal supervision is given to all branches of the trade, thus ensuring their patrons exceptional advantages. They have opened up their Magnificent Stock of Winter Goods of Euglish, Scotch, and Colonial manufacture, from the most celebrated makers. Special attention is drawn to this season's Colonial Tweeds, which have been bought at EXCEPTIONAL PlllOiSS for CASH. Patterns and directions for self-measurement sent Post Freo. JONES & ASI-lUOWN, WELLINGTON. IC6B "FACTS" IBOUT HUXLEY, THE TAILOR. HE has served his apprenticeship to the trade, has worked as a journeyman in some first-class shops, has been a first class foreman cutter for upwards of twenty years in London, Paris, Now York, Dublin, and Glasgow, has lately been to London and Melbourne to see the Fashions and improvements in the trade, and has bought a quantity of Goods such as he could not get here. He can make a first class suit in a few days for 414= lOs ReadyMoney. He has let his old shop, and REMOVED to the Lion Tailoring Establishment (next Messrs Barraud's), Lambton Quay, Wellington. State age, height, occupation, if erect or stooping, measure chest and waist over waistcoat, the front seam of coat sleeve, the inside seam of trowsers or send an old coat and trousers for size. 1638 H. PEARSON, TAILOR, &c 9 BEGS to notify that he has REMOVED to Promises opposite the Post Office Queen-street, Masterton. 189*