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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2225, 20 February 1886, Page 4

- ' ■ nam.' i ! *o inform fee !fts.ysffliig Pwblie *«»*,]» has opened ths MKTU and for g 1 - HcngM sad Buggies hirsd iu m&f fee Jefii nt Timii, or chSb esrstf. Horse*;; Baggies, »nd .Family Brakes em' Mm to rpart of the North Island. few dsuge., Good Feeding Paddocks m "beta townships. liability incurred for'pmucfelaftf "at fcae coach office for any value over, one foand,, and these' must bo boaTicd" and 1 gsepsid, and their value stated at' the' Hme* : ■ ' ' ■ SOW ■s MASTEETOK TO Tl&Ul." .' SHE TELEGRAPH LINE, OF „ COACHES viSl resume running on * TUESDAY NEXT, SismwnoL Stat' leaving % Princo of Wales Stables' M&sbexbon, svory Tuesday akd F ridati • «* 7 a.m., culling at Taueru, Tinui, arid journey on the following days. • 1 ' " WM. XEILL, ? 103 Proprietor, ' - THOS. C, D'ABOY, ; .TENT AND COVER DEPOT, ' (Opposite Decisoa House). ■ QUEEJT-STEEET, MASTE&TQ2*. • JLJL » now prepared to supply Tents of ail kindji, HotSb, Cart, Waggon and Pick Oovots, and Oiled Clothing of s3l descriptions. Orders promptly executed at theloweafc rates from Mateiial of the basfquality. COBB & CO.'S TBJEEGBABS--XISJS .:£QF BO\A£ IflfAJt C^AOJSESU;;;fphe coaches leave the bodJcing office ,--Jt- EVERY 3>AT at J2.4sr^ni'for iWoodville Tahoraite (for JTapieri) and Palraerston, returning from Tahoraite every day on arrival of the first train from Napier. ■" JAMES MAOABA : i:_.. ProDrietGi n THOMAS JA(K>."" CABINETaiAICER & FOBHITUEE ■ : PEAIiEB, :i' ■' '■ ■ MASTBMTON,' AS a large stock of Linoleums from ._«_ 3a per yard, Oilcloths 12 yards wide froui 2a 4d per square yard, also a splendid lot of MATS, BUGS, and CARPETS, superior quality, at a Gbeat Reduction. AEjX. KEW GOODS.

A good chance to renew for Xnias a,t a. small outlay. 3159 OaJt-tex*to«B S^ui^iitux-e RISING"* COX, AIDERS, '* HIGH-ST., CARTER TOi*. yj"® * ate "Pportunity of thanking " * our numerous customers for past favors, and invite an inspection of the Stock of FURNITURE & CABINETWARE ■with which we havo opened our new premises. In Iron and Brass Bedsteads we have imported a choice assortment, consisting of 28 of all the newest designs —Arabians, half-testers, single tmA double. In Chairs we have Seven ties to choose from. Drawing-room sn.d Bedroom Suites in ly stjjlfc. Floorcloths, Linoleum, Carpets, Sewing Machines, Picture Frames, &c. . 2159 WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, BRTDGE-ST.. MASTE^TON

MASTERTOIh steams bash and POOR VAOTOiIY, PLANING Ss MOULDING MILL, rTT.T.TAMfi At IiATJT, (Late E, Toomath.) ALL kinds of Drowsed Timber, Mouldings, Rusticating, Sushca, Doom, and Floorings, and ii good stock of soamoiuml limbor kopt on linnd, fiuitnblo for office fittiiifffl, &o, Repairs of all kinds executed with i>oatiic«n and despatch. Upcoimtry ordcrn promptly attended to, '"., W, A H. ruturn tlioir sincere thimk? to thoir liiinioroim ountoniori), f ys pa&tfavors, nnd Bolicifc h aoyftnyxmitp w t«fi sarao. Frojn, their, bug oxporioneo in nil of work, thoy dm ooiiildpntjy giiM'antm Ui« Hiitisfootory execution of all ordure ontriwtod to ilwfft, ' nviumna and contractors, iM.i'im/ff.i Given for General Itcpairs und liuildinys of any denortp' tion. 206

OPENING NOTICE. Tho well-known nnd old established CO M M K 11 0 I A L HOTfEL, WILUS-ftTBEBE, OloHe 1.0 tho Queen'a Wharf, and Post and Teloffriijih Offices, is now ready to receive via [tors and permanent boarders. Tho proprietor, Me James Gch-ford (formerly in tho wine and spirit trade), having purchased the lease of the hotel, will, in soliciting public patfc-nago, endeavour to merit that support whioh a well conducted house, aftording every cornfort and convenience, may reasonably bo expected to receive, Tho building hna been entirely renovated throughout, and furnished in a stylo second to no other hotel in the colony, Tho cuisine is complote, to satisfy the moat fnatidiona, The billiard room in acknowledged to be tho most commodious in Wellington, and contains two new prize tables, under tho care of an experienced marker, Tho bar contains only the choicest and purest tjuality of liquors, of which the known experience in the troth? entire hitn to be judge. Note the address— OOMMEROUI, HOTEJ,, WIH.IS-STREKT, WSMJJHITQM, JAMES GUILFOJU), 3178 Proprietor, Bi,a<'k.-m ith FARiiißn '& Wheelwright. Iftijh ,Str t :et„.„..,..,„ l ,Qartertoh, 11'll INO traps made to order from k3 Jtlft. Tip Draya from £l3 10a, Sprins; Tip Drays from £'lo, 2157 Am, Wrtun GrMttAWflWn, Bkctahuna General Store, n.MPERANOB BQTEk AND XHF3JPOX. QIUM'K A .lONICS, the Proprietors of O tin-, nhwa, beg to thank tha Publiq for tl>r Ji.-ii.rsy supportacoordwt tkeni jsfttoo wjniiitfiiriiij: htißJnoiu, They «© prepared sin luiii.-ii... to carry all dewjpiions ef hwhU (•- huv !>lacobeHv«n.Mastotoftano! i'«lnh■■!-.inn North. They have also a (■•>',),■ ■'"!. r.f tjeiicnd sUms of best quality. Tr.ivi-!!. :■- .-ui >->ht*\n fint'daw aaxmmo* d'ltt'i; m rato, st their estab* linl'.i!:io <.;<[ cood gtabfes and pa4drwt-<? «•<■ |»n ■■>: ■■■ i .■;.. unfam kft withG. Watson <£•■ <.'■» , . ..ji-!.!nri), Maistarton, will receive