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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2077, 25 August 1885, Page 4

THE KALOZOIC, IjUEEN-SIREET, MA9TERTON. rS S E AKIN Hna the honor to announce to the ladies' of the Waitarapa that she is now prepared to execute all orders in Modern Antique, Oriental, and other styles of Decorative Art Heedlework, Orders by post carefully attended to, and all materials supplied. Instructions Given in Needlework. 2005 QAR'IERTON BOOT AND SHOE. WAREHUOSE, J. P"E?ERS, BOOT: &.SHOEMAKER, —BESPOKE : WORK— Style & Fit Guaranteed. ' 2013 A 1 R D AND TIT AE D Civil Engineers and Authorised ... , Surveyors, Licensed under Land Tiansfer and Native Lands Act., ftrev-street, Wellington. THE PRACTICAL SADDLERS. TOWiiND AND GOWPEg. (Me (?. WatsiM c 5 (h.,) Next Borough Council Chambers, Masterton. HAVlNGpurchasedthe old established business of G. W. & Co., solicit a continuance of the support accorded that A™. # To save expense and ensure good workmanship; they intend doing all their own work on the premises, Orders promptly attended to, and Repairs neatly executed. A well assorted stock of Saddlery, H irse Cloths, &c., on hand. Cash purchasers of Long Hair, Manes, and Tails. TOWNSEND & COWPER, PRACTICAL SADDLERS, Next Council Chambers, Masterton. J. & C. HERBERT, BUTCHERS, MASTERTON AND OPAKI, Meat delivered to all parts of Masterton Daily (Fridays axueptad.) BEST QUALITY.—Prices as usual, H. PETGUSON & Co, EXCELSIOR BOOT AND SHOE DEPO Queen-st., Masterton P. & CO. thank their numerous customers for past favors, and announce that they havo just opened up a large consignment of English and Colonial Boots and Sh )es in every class, All these goods are n w marked in Plain Figures, and a reduction of 10 per cent will be allowed on ALL CASH PURCHASES. The Bespoke Department receives every attention, nothing but the Best Material being made up, and the Work manship and fit is guaranteed, Call Early and inspect our Stock before buying olsewhere, H. PETERSON & Co., EXCELSIOR BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT, QniiN-sx,, Masxerton, HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP. To be run at Sydney on StptmkrlS, will THE CALEDONIA CONSULTATION. 0' I> now open in Six Thousand fees of Ten shillings each, Grand Handicap. N.Z. Bonds First Horse £6OO Second Howo 300 Third Horse 150 Starters 150 Non Staters 600 L2OOO One at £SO £SO Eight at £25 200 Ten at £2O 200 Fifteen atLlO 150 20 at LI 10a 150 Fifty at L 5 250 LIOOO Each Ticket has seven (7) chances; the Race and Bonds being treated separately. rn ' and Post Office Orders to be _ yable to "Caledonia" only, Crossed, cheques to bo made payable to a number:or to bearer. Books will be open to subscribers for inspection, and the drawing will be conducted by a Committee of subscribers and Press representatives. Registered Letters and Telegrams not accepted. One shilling exchange to be added to country oheques. Two stamps for reply and result. Consult "CALEDONIAN," O/o Arthur M'Carney, 2051 P.O. Box 134, Napier,

[Established 1875.J J. H. ANGOYE, JIARRIER, QENERAL HMITH, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT "MAKES, Main-Street, Cakterton. 2013 H. J. FREEMAN, (Successor to C. Campbell). WATOH AND CLOCK MAKER . JEWELLER, &c. Manners Street, Wellington, REMOVAL KvnuE. 'ANTED, .KNOWN, .that Mrs. WALTER FREEMAN (for he ing 33&rrai*|fc Hotel),. lmviiig removed to one.of thos9 cpmmodiouß sliopß on the Reclaimed ;Xiand, ■ oppoiiite Light's Queens Hotel, will be ..pleased. to receive her town, .and ~country ,friends,,': Speoial .accommodation ; for -Ladies. Tea and .Coffee,, Tongue,7 Sandwiches,' Pastry of, ; eye;ty . deseription,. &o.» io., alwayi rwtdy. 2003