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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2024, 24 June 1885, Page 3

CJIO LET, in a private family, a bed and X sitting room, A widow ludy preferred. Address, Oilice this paper. 2024 G, DIXON BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his many friends for the support which they lave accorded to him since he opened THE CORNER SHOP, five years ago, and to announce to them that he has transferred his business to G. FARMEK, , who will conduct the same for the future. G, Dixon hopes that his old customers will continue to MrG. Farmer the favors which they have given to him in the past. GEORGE FARMER, having purchased the above business, solicits a continuance of the support given to his predecessor, and begs to state that he is re-opening the premises with New Stock, including all the latest novelties in » PIPES CIGARS TOBACCOS CIGARETTES FANCY GOODS &c, &c, &o. N.B.—Hairdressing Saloon attached, AT THE CORNER HHOP, Queen and Perry Streets, Masterton. 2013 G, S. W, DALRYMPLE, FINANCIAL, INSURACE, & STATION AGENT. Perry-Street Masterton PROPERTY LIST. 401 Upper Plain, 157 acres, good house easy terms 500 40li Bcntlcy's Estate, sections at 28 •107 Opaki, 150, arable lend 8(13 4LJ!> CJmpel-Street, 32ft x 2 chains 150 •J7llselmont, 63 acres 100 472 Opaki, 100 acres 050 473 Opaki, 400 acres, large house 3000 477 Vaipoua, 00 acres 210 478 Opaki, 00 acres, good house 000 479 Bannister-Street, 7 roomed house and garden 425 400 Taratahi, 100 acres mill timber to lease 401 Opaki, 78 acres, good house 750 493 Carterton, 3i acres 210 404 Upper Plain, five-roomed house 250 490 Inucru, A share in lease of 0700 acres seeep run and 2400 sheep 800 j 497 Aifrcdton, 097 acres, well-fenced and grassed, good house, and 1350 sheep. Good investment, easy terms 2091 List of other properties not authorised to bcadverfcisedcanbeseenon 2007 application. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. JOSEPH DIXON, HAVING purchased the BRANCH PASTRYCOOK and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS o£ Messrs Chamberlain Bros., opposite F. H. Wood's new Auction Rooms, begs to solicit the patronage of the public of Masterton and its vicinity, and he begs to assure them that no effort on his part will be spared to GIVE EVERY SATISFACTION. EVERYTHING GOOD, FRESH, and CHEAP. HOT TEA & COFFEE ALWAYS READY. CHEAP FRUIT! CHEAP FRUIT!! TUST RcceivcdORANGES, ORANGES, MANDARINES, MANDARINES, APPLES APPLES. PRACTICAL WATCHfjSJH MAKER, and ■ HEREBY respectfully informs the inhabitants of Masterton and neighborhood that he has commenced business in the shop lately occupied by Mr Sage, sailmaker, Queen-street, and hopes by good workmanship and despatch to merit a share of support, Watches cleaned, corrected, and timed, from ss; clocks cleaned, from 2s G'd; the best made Silver Hunting Lever watch for £slos; second quality English Lever, £3 10s; Clocks, from 5s ; Lever and Alarum Clocks, 7s (id ; now designs in Gold and Silver Jewellery. All goods carefully examined and warranted. 2013 WAJPOTJA nTEAM nIOUR p AATMEAL IJfEAM I 1 uUK (l IJATMEAL LIS. Messrs S. Bacon & Co, HAVING engaged Mr J. FOSTER, (a Miller of largo experience both in New Zealand and Victoria, hold first-class certificates of competency) have much pleasure in GUARANTEEINGTHEIRBRAND OF FLOUR AS SECOND TO NONE, And solicit a continuance of their customers' esteemed favors, and A TKIAL FROM ALL. JVAIPOUOHLLS^ "wmTneill, TELEGRAPH LINE of COACHES. Prince of Wales' Stables, Masterton, and Tinui Stables, BEGS to inform the Travelling Public that he has opened the TINUI STA'BLES, and for their convenience Horses and Buggies hired in Masterton may be left at Tinui, or vice mm. Horses, Buggies, and Family Brakes on hiro to uny part of the North Island. SgfFiitST-uxASS Livery & Bait.^l Every attention paid to horses left in his charge. Good Feeding Paddocks in both townships. No liability incurred for parcels loft at the coach office for any value over one pound, and these must be booked and prepaid, and their value stated at the time. • 1907 VICTORIA HOTEL, FEATHERSTON, John McLennan Proprietor. (Successor to J. T. Hodder). JMcL. returns his sincere thanks to , his old friends and numerous new ones for the support they have given him since taking the above Hotel. He will endeavor by uiviuty and attention to the numerous travelling public, and by keeping none but the purest articles; to continuo to deservo the good name already widely given to the Victoria Hotel since it has been under its present managomemt, 1931