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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2048, 22 July 1885, Page 1

Bffibrr Ell TO N COACH FACTORY. "AYE determined to give their customers the full benefit of the present competition in the Carriage Trade, and are prepared to hold their position as proprietors of the Cheapest and only complete Carriage Factory'in this district. Showing this is not mere assertion they quote the following prices Single Buggies from £3O. Double Buggies from £3B. Waggonettes from £45. Dog Carta from £2B, Pagnels from £25. All other vehicles equally as cheap. Repair Tariff Buggy-shaft, from Ilia (!d, according to requirements and finish; now ash axle-bed, 15s; setting axle, 7s fid ; shutting tires, 25s per set; new whiffle tree, 6s; new splinter bar, 8s; new Lamps, from 17s per pair. Painting.—ln this department we care not to quote prices, it being such an easy easy matter to deceive the general public for the time being with cheap paints and the veriest molasses of varnish, which after a few weeks in the weather6oon show the quality they are made of. MUIR & DIXON having a reputation to maintain, believe it more to the publio interest and their own to use ijothing but first class matebial and charge the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE compatible with Good Workju NSHir. This has been their boast in the past and they intend to maintain it. They have NOW IN STOCK, and in course of constructs GGIES at the pricoß from which they quote. AIUIR and DIXON, Masterton Coach Factory. IN MILLINERY, . DRAPERY, AND CLOTHING, v Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 25/0, now 12/0 Girls' Trimmed Hats, 9/6, now 4/6 Ladies' and dirls' Hats, 3d and Gd each French Flowers, 3d Spray Ladies' JBelts, 6|d Ludies' Aprons, Old 20 dozen Wool Squares, 9d each Ladies' Linen Sets, 74d 10 Boxes White Ruehiiig, 3d yard Children's Wool Bootees, Gd pair Ladies' Colored Hose, (id ' 7 dozen Ladies' Stays, 2/11 pair Ladies' Umbrellas, 1/9 Children's Sox, Id pair Children's Cashmere Dresses, 2/3 Ladies' Costumes, 50/-, now 25/6 Allwool Dress Stuffs, 7|d per yard Heavy Winseya, 4|d Ladies' Chemises and Drawers, 1/11 Ladies' Ulsters, 5/11 Children's Ulsters, 2/11 Antimacassers and Toilet Covers, 1/Window Muslin, 3d yard Blankets, 5/11 to 45/- pair t Felt and Hemp Carpeting, 9d yaitf Men's Heavy Working Shirts, 1/11 Boys' Harvard Shirts, 1/6 Men's Tweed Suits, 21/Men's Tweed Coats, 12/6 , Men's Tweed Trousers, from 4/6 Men's Under Flannels, 2/11 Men's Pilot Overcoats, 15/6 Men's Heavy Sox, 4d Men's Tweed and Felt Hata, 2/11 Men's Elastic Braces, 9d Boys' Elastic Braces, Gd Men and Boys' Elastic Belts, 1/ WILLIAM BELL, THE PEOPLE'S DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON.

W/iJPOUA nTEAM " ; <>UK. I- AATMEA.L IjTJSAM L 1 wU K (J, \JATMEAL 11.16. Messrs S. Bacon & Co. HAYING engaged Mr J. FOSTER, (a Miller of large experience .both in New Zealand and victoria, hold first-class certificates of competency) have much pleasure in GUARANTEEINGTHEIfi BP. AND OF FLOUR AS SECOND TO NONE, And solicit a continuance of their customers' osteomed favors, and A TRIAL FRO iil AXJL. WAIPOUAMILLS. j: ransomeT " CHIMNEYSWEEP, MASTERTON. BIGS to thank the public for their liberal support since starting in business, and' hopes by promptly and efficiently performing the work that is entrusted to him to receive & continuance of their favors. He would respectfully point out that since commencing operations no chimmu clmmd by him hat caught fin. Orders left'at Fielding's, Hockley's, or Wyefch's store, Kurupuni, promptly attended to. 2029 VICTORIA HOTEL, FEATHERSTON, John McLennan Proprietor, (Successor to J. T. Hodder). JMcL. returns his sincere thanks to ~ his old friends and numerous new one's for the support they have given him since taking the above Hotel. Ho will endeavor by civility and attention to tlw Humorous travelling public, and by keeping nono but the purest articles, to continue to deserve the good name already widely given to the Victoria Hotel since it has been under its presont management. 1931 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. JOSEPH ~DIXON, HAVING purchased the BRANCH PASTRYCOOK and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS of Messrs Chamberlain Bros., opposite F. H. Wood's new Auction Rooms, begs to solicit the patronage of the public of Mas-, terton 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 HEADY. CHEAP FRUIT! . CHEAP FRUIT I! JUST- Received— ORANGES, ORANGES, • • MANDARINES,' MANDARINES, 'V' ■ ' -APfLES: APPLES; ■■ ■ . jiJ.OHN:; CAi"FERY, GENERAL GAMIER, MASTERTOK. PtOODS cdhveyed to any part of the ' j I Buronghj-either, by : Spring Oart or 'Dray; .'- Orders, left at Mukora Mills will be punctually 'attended tu. Firewood iUpplied;. ' 2001