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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2374, 16 August 1886, Page 4

I FAHMTUA,IEMPJERANOE; HOTEL ' J.pR1MP:,,.,,,, Proprktw, "'■;• GOOD ACCOMODATION for the Travelling public. 2249 'UIR & DIXON having secured JJ. second prize for buggies at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, against the leading coach-builders of the Colony, intend to still further increase their reputation by manufacturing carriages of all descriptions at prices which, for style and finish must command the attention of purchasers. Now in stock, 1 double buggy, price £88; Ido do £4B ;1 do do £45 ;1 single bugey £3B j one spring cart £26; Also one of their new pattern Excelsior Road Carts, a vehiole that is perfectly free from horse motion, rides easier, steadier, and easier, and only about half the coßt. INSPECTION INVITED, GEO. LUKE, TARANAKI-ST^ELLINGTON. ~V*„.. W «»»P» to know that G. Luke

EKKifesa PETITIo!? 8 ' fc PnW " that DEFY COM " Doubloßuggi 99 from£4o j Single from £3O D°KCaiWrom£3s;LorheCar S f ra m£3o. Pagnell and Whitechaple carta, from £26. Spring Traps, £2O. Virs Painting and Trimming done eB fc^ All work guaranteed. Estimates and designs on application. EWINGTON & SON. BLAMmIIRmERs, m WHEELWRIGHTS. Oman Oxford House, Qdeomhih, Masierton. f,f DT ™7»P eo «lityis in the line of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Farmers in the district can rely upon havmKhoir M i)t«in this respect «r<H fully attended to. Rows Shod, Lamm (kt: 226 nr ' JAMES ROSS BLACKSMITH, WHEKWRIGIL, a n . •HOBSE.SHOEBTG SMITH. Desires to inform his patronsandthe pub. uc of the WairaranacrflTioMlliT ut ■ • ■ aura over the old-established business, *o long efhoiently conducted by MR FARQTJHAR GRAY, h Queen-Street, Masierton, And he solicits a continuance of the patronage that has hitherto been so liberally extended. ' J.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr toy b b„ BmeB8 is a jy. •atisfaction given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shooing, wheelwnriit engineering and blacksmithing work, executed mth despatch and on the most reasonable terms. 15T9 Robert Crawford. Blacksmith Farrier & Wheelwright. %^ W Cartoto*. HPRING traps made to order from ut• *£ ~ Tip Dra y s bm & s ios. bpnng Tip Drays from £l9. 2157 An, Work Guaranteed. CHARLES GODDARD, BLACKSMITHS FARRIER, Adjoining Tonner's Hotel, Eketahuna OLE ANDERSON, BLACKSMITH & FARMER, TAUERU. Horses Carefully Shod. KUTZNER BROS.,

HALI,BTREET, JIiSTBSTOIf. ENGINEERS, MILL-WRIGHTB, BOILERMAKERS and BRASS FOUNDERS. THE above firm desire to 'announce that they have commenced businesi as above. Pending the arrival of theii plant they are manufacturing in the meantime COLONIAL OVENS and PORTABLE WASHING COPPERS. At present they have a good supply on hand of different sizes, which can be recommended because of their workmanship, durability, and oheapneßS. BOILERS, PLATED COLONIAL OVENS, & EXTRA STRONG ' COPPERS Mado to order at prices to suit the times. Terms :—Ready Cash Only. Send your old Copper for a mo Fmmt! \ 01TY FOUNDRY Eva-street, off Taranaki-place, Wellington. CRABTREE & SONS, Millwrists, Engineers, and General Smiths, makers of every description of Steam Engines and Boilers, Sawmill Machinery, Builders' and Contractors'lronwork, Iron Gates, Fencing Standards, and Ornamental Fencing, &o. Several new and secondhand Engines on sale. 2197 MASTRRTON GASFITTJNG . ESTABLISHMENT. ■Ri®ia™fflra H& W, beg to announce to the , business people of Masterton hat they have opened iu premises ipposite Messrs Muir and Dixon's Coach j factory, Queen-street, with a. large and I aried stock of gas fittings and every equisite forthe trade. Being experienced nd practical workmen they can guarantee 11 work entrusted to them, Estimates given for all kinds of Gas Fittings. ! . ■,. Ohuroh Lighting a Speoumt. 544