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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2258, 31 March 1886, Page 3

JP uso Pure Indian Teas at 2s, 2s 4d, and 2s Bd, For the Cheapest Stores and first-class quality, . For the Cleanest Currants and Raisins, which require no picking or-washing For Good Biscuits »f all description, - For the Celobrafcod Nelson Gardon Seeds, patronise the INDIAJN TEA. WAREHOUSE, where you can obtain first class quality, at low prices. Customers served with quickness, and all orders despatched the same day. F. W. TEMPLE, OPPOSITE PRINCE OF WALES' HOTEL.

WANTED KNOWN-That AY. J. n _ PALLANT, of 42 Cuba Street, Wellington, Boot and Upper Manufacturer, Leather and Grindery Dealer, has , removed to the above address, and returns thanks for past favors, and hopes to preserve the confidence of his numerous customers, and as many new ones as like to patronise him. Boots and Uppers of every description made to measure for tho trade under the shortest notice. Orders by post and all correspondence attended to. W. J. PALL A NT, Is the Oheipcst House in Wellington for. BOOTS AND BOOT UPPERS. 2238 WAR AGAIN? T THE Undersigned, have reduced the price of horse-shoeing. Hack horses shod from 5s per set for cash. Old (shoes 6d each. All other work equally cheap, GEO. DIXON. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that the paitJ.l nership hitherto existing between GEORGE HENRY SHDTE & JAMES JONES, trading under the style or firm of SHUTE & JONES, carriers and storekeepers, Mastorton and Eketahuna, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, as from the Ist day of November, 1885, all liabilities of the late firm will be paid by the said JAMES JONES, who will also collect all the book'debts of the Eketahuna business. JJatett at Maatetton tins ilth day o March, 1886. G. H. SHUTE. . J.JONES. Witness to thesignatnres of thesaidGeorge Henry Shute and James Jones, W. Sellaa, Agent, Masterton. fITH reference to the foregoing dissolution of partnership notice, JAMES JONES begs to notify the residents of Eketahuna and Forty Mile Bush, also the travelling public, th;>.t ho wili continue to carry on the TEMPERANCE HOTEL in connection with his stovekeeping and carrying business, where visitors will find all the comforts of a home ; soliciting a continuance of the support hitherto accorded. JAMES JONES, Storekeeper and Carrier, 2249 Eketahuna.

YSTITH reference to the above adverVV tisement, I beg to inform the public that the carrying business to and from Masterton, will be continued by me with despatch and careful attention. All orders promptly attended to. 2246 ' G. H. SfIUTE. G. T. FARMER'S PEA COMPETITION. ASH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY £5 Os Od, £2 10s Od, nnHE above intends to clear out his stock of toys, and offers the above inducement to all purchasers of a Is Toy a guess for the £5 Prize. ' To all purchasers of a Gd Toy a Guess for the £2 10s prize. For evory Is spent in Toys the Customer can register a number for the £5 prize. Also, For every Gd spent in toys the customer can register a number for the £2los prize. TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! DOLLS, NECKLETS, MONEY BOXES, WATCHES, TEA SETS, BOXES OF Bketahuna Genenl Store, TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND CAK.RYIftG DEPOT. JAMES JOFES l>wmktv>\\ [Late Slmte & Jones.] THE Proprietor of the above, begsto thank the Public for the hearty support accorded him since commencing business. He is prepared as hitherto, to amy all descriptions of goods to any place between Masteiton and Palmerston North. He has also a knjt stock of ga\tral stores of best quality. Travellers can obtain fml-class accommodation at moderate rates, at this establishment, and good stables and paddocks are provided. Orders left with James Elliott, or Townsend & Cowper, Saddlers, Masterton, will receive prompt attention. 2249 "CHARLES GODDARD, (Established 1881. BLACKSMITH cfc FAEEIEB, Adjoining Tonner's Hotel, Eketahuna Blacksmith and Wheelwright, Opposite Tomer's Hotel, Eketahuna. . msmoAmvLLYssoD.