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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2801, 18 January 1888, Page 4

TAUERU ACCOMMODATION HOUSE & .GENERAL STORE VV • public for pasb patronage ainco cummenoing business in thoTaueru, begs to inform them that he has just received a largo stock of general stores of the best quality. Travellers will find First Class Accommodation at moderate charges at this establishment. Good paddooking and stable accomodation. The BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT is still under the management of Mr S. JNeary, All kinds of Boot and Shoe work exocutod on the premises, Repairs neatly executed. W. RIDDLE, Proprietor,

iHiWi ENGLISH FERNS mMwmm including Athyriums, Lastreas, Scolopendriums, etc, from Is each. Beautiful variegated FERNS, including Pteria Arcyrea, tricolor, andcreticaabbulineata. Splendid opportunity for FERN FANCIERS. All kinds of Bedding Plants from 8s per 100. Greenhouse Plants from fis per dozen. Orchids, Stove Plants, Sweeb-flconted Plants in beautiful Variety, Plants of Cucumbers, Melons, Vegetable Marrow and Pumpkin, twopence each. Tomato Plants In variety, one shilling per do?en. AnyLAYINGOHT or other JOBBING WORK entrusted to me is guaranteed to be executed in a skilful, scientific, and thoroughly workmanlike manner, parcel's post Any order from lib to lllbs in weight can be forwarded per parcel post in perfect safety at a trifling cost. Apply to me for anything you may require and your wishes will be attended to. Special list of all kinds of Plants on application to C. THOMPSON, i^SKlcl MASTERTON. Communications left at Mr_ Taylor's or Mrs Preston's Fruit Shops will receive immediate attuntion. C. WAGLAND, BUTCH ER, Masterton. PRIME BEEF, and Best Quality MUTTON always on hand. 2380 J«S ROSS BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND

HORSE-SHOEING SMITH, Desires to inform his patrons and the public of the Wairarapa generally, that he has taken over the old-established business, io long efficiently conducted by MR FARQUHAR GRAY, In Queen-Street,' Masterton, And he solicits a continuance of the pat] ronage that has hitherto beon so liberally extended. .I.R, would remind customers that hi experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a guarantee that the satisfaction given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing wheelwright engineering, and blacksmithing work, oxecuted with despatch and on the most reasonable terms. 1579 WHERE SHALL WE BUY OUR FURNITURE? Is a question which occurs at some period of life to almost all of us and it is a quits* tion which involves two important considerations; viz., Quality aud Price. Economy is a virtue which should be possessed by everybody and in thinking about 'Whore shall we buy our Furniture,' people naturally desire to bo directed to the place where they can obtain the best value for thoir money. 1 therefore have much pleasure in drawing attention to the fact that I am now prepared to supply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description, made from wellselected and thoroughly seasoned niatorials at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Mattrasses and Bedding of evory kind in stock. Pictures framed, Carpets planned aud laid Furniture Repaired, Re-Covered and Re-Polished. Ladies'Needlowork taatof ully mounted'aud adapted toanyarticle of furniture required. All Goods delivered free to any part'of the town. Note the address—Queen-st,, Masterton (opposite M. Caselberg's Store), W. "W3KE3170!?, Proprietor. 2677 THE WAIRARAPA & EAST COAST PASTORAL &-AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Founded 1877 Incorporated 1878 THE ANNUAL RAM & EWE FAIR Will be held on WEDNESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY 'BB, IN THE SOCIETY'S PRIVATE SHOW GROUNDS, Near the Railway Station, CARTERTON Stewards in CiuhgeMeßsrs E, W. Dorset, fl. Braithwaite, and J. Reynolds. THE Sale of RAMS will commence at 1130 a in. and that of EWES immediately aftor the termination of the former. The Stewards have power to Postpone the Sale of the EWES to the following day, should such be necessary. ENTRANCE FEES: RAMS,—Sixpenco per head jp to 10, and 3d per head for all over that number, E\Vj£S.—One Shilling per score up to 100, aud Gd per soore for all over that number. ENTRIES, accompanied by the fees, must be lodged with the Secretary, at Carterton, on or before THURSDAY, 9tb February, 1888, at noon. To ensure corroct catalogues, the entries should state—1. If the Rams are ta be sold separately or in lots of 2, D, 10, or otherwise, and of-the Ewes whether they are to be sold single in scores or hundreds. 2. The breeds and ages of all She ep 3 The name of the Auctioneer who is to sell them. All sheep to be in the pens by 10 a,m„ and to bo removed only by pormisßion of the Stewards. Entry forms can be obtained at the office of Mr F. H. Wood, Auctioneer, Greytown, or from the Soorotary, Carterton, to whom all bo ad0. EDWARD HALLORAN,