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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2212, 5 February 1886, Page 1

Ij»l WELLINGTON COACH FAOTOKY, Manners-street and Taranaki Place, Wellington. HAEVESTING SEASON. HlWPlSfltraM f AVE on Sale, and are offering at Greatly REDUCED PRIOES-p ORDERS WILL RECEIVE OUR PROMPT ATTENTION. E. W. MILLS & CO., (Limited), ' WELLINGTON.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, | 94, Willis-Street, Wellington, HTOULD tell particular attention to YV his stock of PRIZES, PRESENTS,. REWARDS. ALL THE NEW ANNUALS. Boys' Own, Girls' Own, Every Boy's, Every Girl's, Chatterbox, Child's Companion, Children's Friend, British Workman, British Workwoman, Band of Hope Review, Cottager and Artizan, 80-Peep, Infants' Magazine, The Prize, Rosebud, Little Wide-Awake, Cas'sell's Family Magazine, Quiver, &e,, &c, and a very large assortment of the Best Books, of the Eest Publishers, on the 'Best Terms. johnTvatt, 94,' Willis-Street, Wellington. Chrißtmas and New. Year Cards, Desks', Inkstands, Color Boxes, Scrap Books, Scraps, Mathematical Instrument, &c., &C. .. ; . i Family Bibles, Students'Bibles, Teachers' Bibles, Revised Bibjes, ~ ■ . Complete set of Waverley Novels from 21s Complete sot of Emma Jane Warboise's Works. , ;:•. < • Books for Public Libraries, Meohanio Institutes, School Libraries, and Rewards m great variety and very cheap; ~ London News, Graphic, and Yule Tide, Christmas Nos„ Posted 2s each. With beßt thanks for past favors,- respect; fully intimateß that, the':foregoing, to* gether with other, sp'eoial lineaV have been imported this Beason,.and in- order to, give joyand gladness during' the •approaching festive time, will be offered; atna, <very obbai reduction, of thef thei>:ordiuary price. • ■>'■■■■ §4, '.WllililS-STRKET.'

HUnn MASTERTON, ' Richard Evernden, Proprietor. R'Tjl. BEGS to notify that he has . Sh, purchased from Mr John Graham the above plant and business, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber, to order, any size, and at the LOWEST TRADE RATES. In connection jwith the above, John Graham thanks his numerous customers for pasfciavore, and trusts a continuance of the same may be extended to his SUCCESSOR. - Anyordorsleft.attheOpaki Miu, or •it J. Graham's Store (late Kapp & Hare), Emporium, Maskerton, will reejii e prompt attention. "'",;"' 19G6 BLACKSMITH,!; WHEELWRIGHT, ADD : _ HORSESHOEING SMITH. Desires' to>'inf ohn his patrons and the public of the Wairarap'a generally, that he has taken overjthe old-established business, ao long efficiently conducted by .'■ MR tfAjRQUHAR GRAY, .< ,;' In QuEßiir-STREET, MaBTBRTOKj '. And he solicits a continuance of tho patronage that hai hitherto beon 60 liberally J.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a guaranteo that the satisfaction given,by this establishment in the past willbe-.continued, > Every kind of horse-shoeing wheelwright engiiieoring, and blacksmithing work, executed with despatch and onj the most reasonable'terms. ; ""' 1679 ': "" '■ Motive. .'.,;... JSND.-In large or is;ori approved freehold] ■security, at lpwi»s;<iurrerit rateß of inter-: Apply t0,.. ...•■.■ „ ~ *-'■-■ '""•''"■ ",.W. SELLAR, ■;., , 2002 ' '•";■ ;. ; . Masterton..' ,