THE FIRST GRAND DISPLAY AUTUMN AM) WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &c. "ILL be made This Evening in the windows of THE BON MARCHE DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. & THE WINDOWS WILL BE LIGHTED UP FROM 7 O'CLOCK TILL HALF-PAST 9, ALL THE LATEST STYLES. PARISIAAT AND T ONDOIf TUSHION rARISIAIM AND jjoNDoj\ JASHION L. J, HOOPER AED CO., SOFT GOODS IMPORTERS, BON MARCHE. m§. M^Ss>3teiKa«: MASTERTON (AKBIAGE FACTORY. "jITUIR & DIXON, who are determined to keep pace with the times, have jusb imported another largo shipment of COACIIBUILDERS' MATERIALS, direct from the manufacturers, including a splendid line in BUGGY LAMPS, which my be had at BARGAIN PRICES. INSPECTION invited of the Carriages now in stock, which includeWAGGONNETTES, PH/ETONS, BUGGIES, Ac,, Sc„ b ) iil d (to make room for their Increased Trade) at your own prices, MASTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.
JAMES THOMPSON. MANUFACTURER OK LEMONADE, MATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. Queen-Street, Masterton. Important notice.! lAVE MONEY mIME& TEMPER BY BUYING YOUR. BOOTS & SHOES J SHOPS, MASTERTON, CARTERTON, ,k GREYTOWN. The only Direct Importer and LOCAL MANUFACTURER of ! Boots and/Shoes of Every Description IN THE WAIRaRAPA. J FACTOR?-AT CARTERTON B BRANCHES AT * GREYTOWN <fc MASTERTON. li BOOTS ■&: SHOES MAT>E ON THE . .-,' ; ;PR|MJSES, ' W.IOIIRTY.
.; JAMES ROSS ■• -VMMm,'. WHEELWRIGHT, AND -;J> •'""HORSfrSHOEING SMITH. ' : -'Biaitteid inform his patrons and the pubthe'\Vairarapa generally, that ho has! ' ttfftrf'oyer ; the old-established business, " ! l Bo"l(Jhf efficiently conducted by :"-*-, '•"'MRFARQUHAR GRAY, r.iiu''^"'•ln , ''QtlfeKKiSTEEET, Masterton, ';"%f'fie ( .'jiolicits.a.continuance of the pat- ■■ •4c»MHhat; haa : hitherto been so liberally .'' ':'i :i J.E." would remind customers that his '■ .''Mxperie'nc&tad'long'connection with Mr '"'"Gray'B'bnßiriess'iß a guarantee that the ' ''Mislwtioil ijiven by this establishment in the past will be continued. -"Every"kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright .engineering, and blacksmithing wrli, eiecutei'' with despatch and on the : '■ towtreasonable terms. 1579 : ;,' r^-'fM,NEILL, ,_ 'tefiMPH LINE ok (JUAOHES. .y.-.i.cp)j^ ceo { ■Wales'Stables,Masterton, ' r' • ~'• : ;i': and Timri' Stables, EGS 'to inform the Travelling Public r .,..,j3:- : 't i hafc he has opened the TINUI ' l .'iiSwßllES ;l and , for their convenience HoM'atf Buggies hired in Masterton ittay.beleft atTiixui, or vice mm. Horses, ;^ v M^e'i;and ; Family Brakes on hire to : !/ 'aWpart'ohhe North Island. '•,;. u ' Livery & Bait. "'" horses left in ~. hia'ch^rge.'.'' Good Feeding Paddocks in :'.' : ' J ; ; otKWwnßhips. 1907 ■ i: .;.,,„ NOTICE, li.'/j'fc'TNi'Murfl,' omnibus.fares to and,from Royal Hotel, will be charged/ ONE SHILLING. 192? Wm. NEILL
MASTERT ON Cash Boot and Shoe H. PETERSON & Co, BEG to inform their numerous customers and the public generally that they have on hand a very fine assortment of Boots and Shoes at PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE. In the Ladies' Department we have just received a fresh supply of Otto Hurz Glazed Kid Button Boot, Glazed Kid Oxford Shoes, and other lines too numerous to mention, also a splendid assortment of Girls' and Children's Boots and Shoes. A large Stock of Cave and West's celebrated HAND SEWN PORPOISE SHOOTING BOOTS always on hand at prices that defy competition. Also a splendid stock of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Colonial made boots and shoes. A liberal discount allowed on all cash purchases. The bespoke department receives every attention, nothing ■but the very best material, and workmanship being used. One visit will convince the most sceptical that the place to purchase boots and shoes is at the Cash Boot and Shoe Market, [Opposite Club Hotel, Queen st Musterton] IMPORTANT NOTICE. GEO.C'SAGE BEGS to inform the inhabitants of \ Wairarapa that having disposed of his Wellington business, lie has decided to make Masterton his headquarters, and as lie imports nearly the whole of his material direct from England, he is able to supply goods at a price and quality not to bo surpassed in the colony. ''■ Waggon, Cart, Rick & Horse Covers. Tents Oilskins, Macintoshew and all kinds of Waterproof goods. N.B.— Farmers can be. supplied with 1 GEO. C. SAGE, Next Toomath's Mill, Queen-st., Masterton.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1951, 28 March 1885, Page 1
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