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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3193, 1 May 1889, Page 1

MASTERTON LIYERi& BAIT ...STABLES. PTTOOD tendon Ira best than! , fl to the travelling public an acttlers of the district for the liber; patronago bestowed on him since li commenced business in Masterton. Tli CJLTJB STABLES will be found commodious, comfortabli woll-ventilated, and supplied with eve.' convenience that t«"ollers or owners ( horses can desire, A first class collection of Buggiei Carry-allß, and reliable Saddlo Horse constantly on hire at moderate rates. ' Every attention paid to the require ments of Commerciai Travellers. The " Favorite" 'Bub meets over Train. SECURE PADDUOKF 221 Eketahuna Hotel. THOMAS PARSONS Pbopbieioj lAVJNG taken over the above well known and old-cstablisled Hote T. Parsons trusts by civility and besi • attention, to secure a fair share o patronage. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find this establishment one of THI BEST PLACES OF CALL In the Fort] Miloßush. The House has been thoroughly rent yated and re-furnished,' The quality ofi the Wines, Beeer. ant ES Spirits are of the very best obtainable ' . T.PABSONS, 153- Proprietor. kerosene ta erosene La: AURORA STOVES. X. CUTLERY & PLATED WARE, Very Cheap. JNO. YOUNG, IRONMONGER, MASTERTON. /OR ONE MONTH ONLY. HENRY AULIN OF THE EKETAHUNA EMPORIUM, Has decided to hold a ' CLEARING SALE, OF •' l Gehekaii Merchandise CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES &c •';■;..■■. ■'» Prior, to-' ; nlargement : of his Present Premises. ' .Thisis no-bogus sale, as everything' liaust'be cleared tb:make'ropni fo? alter: atioris. ■"Eyerythjng .marked';ih; plaint t :i:WMaitfiMore i 3; TN 'taking over the business lately con- £.' : ductecVby Mil" James .Jones, ben pj ■ to intimate that he is prepared to deliver n o OBEAP BREAD of Hie Best Quality r? h. to all parts of the district. PJ A TEIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 1? Large Loaf 7d cash, 8d booked. 10 per P< MASTERTON TO TINUI AND (JASTLEPOLNT. an JOHN TAPLIN, ive WHILST tendering his thanks to IN Settlers between lies MASTERTON and CASTLEPOINT for past tavors, respectfully informs them that in order to meet their requirements he has decided to run a GOODS BRAKE between those districts Once a week, arriving at Tinui every Monday. Goods or Orders from Masterton can be left at Messrs Caselberg and Co's Store, Parcels, Ac from Tinui can be ick left Free of Charge at Messrs J, Nathan IS. & Co's or Mr J. Young'B, Boarding . JOHN TAPLIN, in PROPRIETOR. -TO STATION HOLDERSM PERCENT. 02 i - IHE Undersigned is prepared to J_ negotiate loans of 110,000 and upwards on the security of station property at 6k per cent interest. Full particulars and forms of proposal supplied on application, GEO.A.FAIRBROTHER, -_. Land and Mortgage Agent, . R 3172 .Carterton. 60CKSF00T. f rnHE Undersigned will Jib pleasedjti ' "« 1 submit SAMPLES, with quota tions, on application by lotter or tele gram. ,Ips, '? te Attention is respectfully directed to th to ° SUPERIOR GERMINATING any " «>WBR , heir - op ■fore BANKS'.PENINSULA SEED, due to the peculiar suitability of tho so Pnr- and climate to the growth of COOK FOOT IN ITS PERFECTION, ding Parcels, large or small, to suitpu >mpt chasers, who will obligo .by statii eiu- probable numbor of sacks require intry thereby onabling submission of samp Bame froip parcel sufficiently large to execu iship ordor complete from same lot.Sacks mi town bo' aken as netting 901bs, spot. ~.'■• QItDER DIKECT FROM THE DISTRK lev. ' Thus ensuring ~''.: FBE.P'H'EST' SEEP, 8060 And therefore of ■ ; Greatest Germinating Powe T~ DeUvory given, if required, in railwa; ,'.,'.' • trucks at any Port. lS W. H. Henning, '-': Y.'HARF STORE,; AKAROA.