Business, Notices, BROUGHAM house, ELLICE-STREET, WELLINGTON MRS (Colonol) MoDonnoll, having opened a privato school for young ladies at tho above address, aided by i competent Lady Teachers, and qualified Visiting Mastors, is roady to receive a few select pupil boarders who will be educated , with hor own, daughter, and will receivo the same personal care and training. Brougham House occupies one of the most healthy sites in Wellington, and is a commodious residence, with all tho surroundings of a refined homo. The coursoof instruction embraces English (in all its various branches), Literature, Natural Bcience, French, German, Latin, Mußio,(vocal and instrumental, violin, harmony, counterpoint), Geometry, Perspoo tivelightand'shado from theround (Students may sit for the examination of the Wellington School of Design or for tho Scieucn and Art Department Examination), and needlework. If parents or guardians will, apply .to the above address, full particulars will be forwarded by Mrs MoDonnoll. : Wellington, 14th July. 2!)51 MASTERTON LIVERi &ISAIT STABLES. FTTOOD tenders his best thanks , O; to the travelling public ana settlers of.tho .district for tho liberal patronage bestowed on him since he commenced business in Masterton. Tho CLUB STABLES will be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventilated, and suppliod with eve.y convenience that or owners of horses can desire. A first .class collection of Buggies, Carry-nils, and reliable Saddle rforses constantly on hire at moderate rates. Every attention pr\id to tho requirements of Commorciai Travellers. The " Favoruo" 'Bus meots ovorv Train, SECURE PADDUOKF 2211 PRINCE OF WALES STABLES ADD HORSE REPOSITORY "WILLIAM WEILL Is prepared to supply the travelling publie with BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS, and VEHICLES Of every description on tlie shortest notice. The Livery department is under the care of on experienced groom, and every attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation. HORSES of first-class quality kept constantly on hire. . A 'BUS Will run to and from the Stables to meet every train. Mono.—Civility, Good Accommodation ami REASONABLE Charges. [2857 WHERE SHALL WE BUY OCR FURNITURE? Is a question which cccurs at some poriod of life to almost all of us and it is a question which involves two important considerations, viz., Quality aud l'nco Economy is a virtue which should be possessed by everybody, mid in thinking about 'Whore shall wo buy our Furniture,' people naturally desire to be directed to the placo where they can obtain tho boat Vflluo for their monoy. 1 therefore have much pleasure m drawing attontion to tho fact that I am now prepared to supply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description, mado from wellselected and thoroughly seasoned materials at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Mattrasses and Bedding of evoiy kind in stock, Pictures framed, Carpets planned and laid Furniture Repaired, Ro-Covered and Re-Polished. Ladics'Ncedloworktastefullymountedand adapted toany article of furniture required, All Goods delivered free to any part of tho town. Note the address—Queea-Ht., Masterton (opposite M. Casolberg's Store), W. WHITT Proprietor, | no "nuin to the ift habitants of eketaHUNA AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. HENRY BURLING, Junr,, will supply BEIiF at tho following Cash Prices por lb Hind Quarters, rump Steak 3fd Steak Silverloin 3Jd Bibs 3"d Bulling 2Jd —mutton— Foro-quartor neck & breast lid Hind-quarters 2|d Sausages 4|d . Bacon at Current Prices. H.B. hopes by supplying a first-class article and giving strict attontion to business, to receivo a fair share of public support, 2902 TROUTFISIIING, LAWN TENNIS, LAWN BOWLING, CRICKETING, Alarao assortment of all requisites just landed from the best makers. CARTRIDGES For Rilloß, Revolvers, and Sporting Guns all the going sizes. .iFißhin? Nets and: Nettting twine GEORGE DENTON, WATCHMAKER h ' JEWELLER IRONMONGER, LOCKSMITH & GUNSMITH S3 WILLIS-STREET, WELLING, .. TON. 2758 Coal! Coal![Goal!!! IIIHE BEST COAL ill the market 1 promptly delivered at lowest rates. Also—Shingles and Firewood. General Cartago by day or contract. W PRANGNELL, (lale Westin), Quoon-stroet fcornor of Renall-street), THOMAS JAGO. OABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AMU UNDERTAKER, QUEEN STREET..,MASTERTON WALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, BRIDGE-ST, MASTERTON J. N. Bruntoh, TAILOR, DESIRES to thank Public for their past favors and intimates that ho has removed Irom tho shop near Bannister street, to Moke Commodious Phemises, Next J. Ewington and Sons Factory, A large and varied stock of Materials always on hand to select from, Orders Punctually attended to. Samples of all cloths, twoeds and charts of measurement formwled on appWion,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2961, 27 July 1888, Page 4
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