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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2695, 8 September 1887, Page 4

Richard Evernden, Proprietor p T1 BEGS to notify that he lw \, Jlli pdfcliaaed from Mr; Jon • Graham .tile aboveLplant -and businef and is prepared to out and deliver timbi.. |.jyjQj(J§p anv oi(;o f.Vift . '■'' ■■■ ■'<• I; ' fffi • In connection with the,abpy•>''Jo' v '• GBAHAM thanks for paat favors, and trusts a ; cohtiriuai-" of:the same maybe l cstehded to 1..SUCCESSOR; ■:■• • Any v orderfl loft at the Opaki Mull, iAt J. Graham's Store (lato Rapf )& Han Emporium, Maaterton, will rec a e prom' attention. 19 W.ILINDOP, CHEMIST, CAUTERTTON. • NOWISTHETIMEFORCHEAPBOOTS ff. PETEBBGN Does not mislead the Public with great Clearing Sales, but has deter- ',, mined in future to allow. ADISCOUNT OF ONE PENNY IN;'. THE POUND ON ALL CASH SALES.; .'. The whole of the Stock is marked ' IN £LAIN FIGURES;, ■"; . •■•' .So'thatv ";'";' ■'■■■■■ . : ,'.V There can be no mistako in the Price. Intending purchasers wilrfiud it to their '; advantage to call and ' Inspect his stook 'before poeohasing elsewhere-, ■ All descriptions of ; Boots made to order and repairs neatly done. . CHARGES MODFRATE. • Noto the address— EXGELSMBODT DEPOT, Opposite Club Hotel, fthsterton. ; E. TAXLER, > Loool Frtiit Depot, QVEEN'SIEEEX, MASTER I ™. ' SEEDS! SEEDS!! SEEDS.!;!'! . ÜBT ARRIVED, a new stodtpf y , table and Flower Seeds, of .all th leading: varieties, and true to name, 1 an now receiving direct supplies of Oroiigea. PeaMi Pines, - Bananas, Cocuanuts, &c., which will be sold Wholesale and: Retail at lowest current rates. WAI/TER' PERRY, ' OIiNERAL BUTCHER « BBIDOE.BT.,...MABTKBTOH ,•• SbAOKSMITH, -WHEELWKIGHT,. AM !■%s',< HORSE-SHOEING SMITH. '■' .wa|rss',to inform his patrons and the put ': .taken'over' the' old-eatebHshed biiflinGs. 1 M> long efficiently conduofcsd-by;• : ':f',. \., [;•.... In QwW'St^et/.M^eM,'•';': \- .AndjHe'O'pli'citit'a:' ooi£tinutqxoe : Qf thY-pai ), ; beensdliberall; *,':ie'xtor4ed. ,■■■• ''\ -r:/v '.';^J'.'!}/.'!, : l f \ hi . 'experience and'lpng.''c^n>edtiori; : .with' , -}I ,'; ,i3ray.'i; Dusin'essvis a.*, guarantee, that; th ;'issa/)tipn;given > 'tJie^BD''wQLbd;. i continii6d.';:.'. /''•'.' : .: : -t ■ jftejj. ■ kind> of, horaa'shobihn,; wheel f j', woncy executed with'despatch arid cm-th : '• •'■■ ; 1B7 1 ; p ;;.Gn^Ll|S%^^ ■%sjf- 'Heat 'of'' MATA'L; to. .cohsuraer within'■•the.- Bordugh, ..fra'ra' ;9: inches: i) '■• -''All (orders left, at/Mr Joseph Dixon,' ■'• Stea'in'A6rated.iFaßtory will be Prompts Executed.^' ; .'"' ' ■ ." ■'<":■ '. ■:■',:''■."•■■.■ .■ •■ • ''253! JV.R INGRAM, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER p'EGS to notify that he haß remove' from his premises, Willia-Btroet; toNO, 157, MULLIGAN'S BUILDINGS, ' ! . (8 doors from Queen's iflotol,), '.. WELLINGTON. : "; . Sole Agent for the repairs and. mat'erlt n the Wellington District for the Wastrr VET VTATOH 06. TO BUILDEBS & CONTBAC§ E wish to draw the attention o VY all buildirs and Contractors fc the excellent quality of WILSON'! AUCKLAND CEMENT, which has beei proved beyond all doubt to be W% J notgCPSRIoR to the Imported OemVnt both by Architects and Enaineen;- ant for whioh we are the Bole Agents in thi Wellington District. We have also oi Sale Wilson's Hydraulic Limo, Maunoe vlllo Lime, and every description© Drain Pipes, and Stoneware' 'Pottery All orders attended to 'with promt) despatch, Noto the PETEJ HUTSON & CO., Waring Taylor Streo Wellinuton. 3i3 BUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY ' KUTZNEE BEOS,, rUU-BTREET, JUoTKBTON, Bn9lnhers, Blacksmiths, Iron ank Brass Founders. : HAVING iiiipprted.all'the nqcoßsatj maclunory of the latest improve' ments will bo able to compete fully wit] Wellington firms. ■ New Engine, any H. P., sawmill, Agri cultural machinery, etc., made law impaired at low rates. ' ■; ■ Brass fittings at any iime. Pattern 'supplied. -26K fiANGIORA NURSERY. WE. IVORY, in presenting hi • catalogue of fruit trees an; general nursery stock, begs to thank hi numerous patrons for their liberal eup_ port during the last twenty-six yoars, anc to inform them that his stock of frail trees, &0., this year growing on fourteer acres of ground are equal in quality ant growth to former yearß, the majoritj beinsr'fruit bearing this season. JAMES STONE & SON, AGENTS, ' ; MASTERTON. '"lN.B.—Those who have purchased thesi rees In MasterUm, speak very highly o hem.! ' '', • 2621