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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1867, 18 December 1884, Page 1

NOW SHOWING ALL THS LAfKST STYLES! Parisian and London fashions i NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. lAliim & 11 ou mpemnced Modestes Unequalled for style, Fit & Fashion! CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK ATHOOPER ACQ.'S HI Wm»lm HHfci H wmm 1 Ilill ■w ?t^^B fefeSijEisas^ MASTEIJTON (.AItBIAGE FACTORY. UIR & DIXON, who are determined to keop paco with the times, have just imported another large shipment of COACIIBUILDERV MATERIALS, direct from tho manufacturers, including a splendid line in BUGGY LAMPS, which may be had at BARGAIN PRICES. INSPECTION invited of tho Carriages now in stock, which includo-WAGGONNETTE-i, FH/ETONS, BUGGIES, <fcc„ ic„ To be gold (to make room for their Increased Trade) at your oivn prices. MASTERTON COACH AND CA.RRIA.GF, FACTORY. IT)BINCR OF. WALES .LIVERY STABLES AND HORSE REPOSICash Boot and Shoe TORy- ;• Market. WILLIAM NEIL ,no n_ [LiTF. o? Neil and Cookeet] aving taken the above stableß is prepared to supply the travelling public with >EG to Worm their numerous customers J and the public generally that they BU ,(,F,S ffiSittT 6 CHICLES Boota.ana onocu « .... .. - , . Of every description on the shortest notice. • ■ PBICBB TO SUIT EVERYON R. The Livery Department is under the care and VEHICLES J AMEB THOMPSON, fetxtitfapiss Mu^szUwim, aad other, lines too-numerous to mention, _ M OTSe S nraAumA vm vnmrmi JIANUFAOTCHBR OP LEMONADE, 1 AVE MONEY FUME & TEMPER Kidßnttonßdots, GlazedKidOxford Shoes, ™™ a - ,u™<^™^ •ad other m,tymonw to mention, Horses IMPORTANT NftTTPV Of CftvFand Weat'a celebrated A 'BUS ut AViiRTON PORPOISE SHOOTING will lun to aml f " om tho stablM " to meet MiBD BftVffl .waa-pnuunftu every train. Q AVE MONEY D •:. MoHo.-Ciw'%, fl«(i |J ITUME & TEMPER Blwayßon hand at prices that defy com- Beasowible Charges. X MtiUoh.; Also a splendid stock of Mess The Proprietor, having had many years' yonth'«, and Boy's Colonial made boots and experience in the Wairarapa, trusts that his . mr loyihq xora old friends and patrons will not forget him jfflWjjMMi-,The bespoke department receives in'hisnew establishment. 1172 BOOTIS fa SHOKS fcttentiOD, nothing but thp very best J_ _ UUUJ.O W yiiit'-will convince tho most Bceptieil that [flß/lEQ RfICQ < W ' theplacet? purchase, boots and shoes i» at UfIMM fiUOO MOTJT ARTY'S SHOPK P , ■....;: BLACKSMITH. WHEELWRIGHT, AND jaujKlAKl *.'» »**U-l », BY LOYIHQ YOCE BOOTS & SHOES JAMES ROSS &-UTK& WAIRARAPAIf^ «()A!iK Boot and Shoe Market, horse-shoeing SMITH, ' mastertov B t,Masterton) CARTERTON, t GKEYTOWN. : '" ' : ' . taUnovertheold established tusiness, ao Th , Dj fc j an d LOCAL long efficiently conducted by MANUFACTURER^!-,-ROUT FISHING. MRFARQUHARGRAY, ; TROOT PISHING, In Queen-street Masoton, BOOtS aiXCI SllOeS Ol Every And he solicits a contnunnce of the patron- TlfiCtflT'l'nt.inYl T'IWXT TTl 1 \T\TTQ I age that has hitherto been so liberally ex- -"OBWHiwuu LAWN. IIiPlD! -i ~,„„„„ „,.,,, tkl a ru m waimbapa,-^ CRICKETING! experience and long connection with Mr _ Gray's business is a guarantee that the satisJfc/fe of recites jut landed, l^i^ mMi * m FACTORY AT CARTERTON ~~.~. ,■, • , Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright lird'Cagea: and all kind of wire work engineering, and blacksmithing work execu- BRANCHES AT lo order. ■ ted with despatch and on the most reason, W-'- „»;„,„„ ttMe 't«ms. 1597 GREYTOWN & MASTERTON, GEORGE DENTON. : UPPER PLAIN SAW MILL, BOOTS AND.SBOES MADE ON THE „„„ .... . . . PREMISES. 1 Willia'jjtredt -Welington, fTPPER PLAIN SAW MILL, BOOTS AND.SHOES MADE ON THE U ' ' — PREMISES. 1 McGregor, brothers, __ : ■;• ■■ Timber cut to any length and delivered. W. MORIAKTY.: