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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3198, 7 May 1889, Page 4

Business .Notices. F. W. CQTTRELL nUSTOMS,;. SHIPPING,-AND U FORWARDING AGENT, • AND GENERAL CARRIER., Cotirmi's Pakoels's Post Express, ; Pavcolsand Packages forwarded and ' nolivered to any address, at cheap through inoliißivo ratos. ' Ono charge; mi extras; no trouble. Despatches to Great Britain, Europe, and Australia by livery steamer, Agents for the VVestport Coal Company • (Coalbrookdale), ' Grey-street, Welunoton. QMITH J3KOS., , VULOAN FOUNDRY, j-MANNEItS-SIREET„.,.,'WELIINaiOK, 3 Raving secured a arge assortment of Designs of Ornamental Castings for Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, &o„ wish 3 to infurni Architects, Builders, and the public that they are prepared to supply 3 all orders at iiricua that will compute i •avorably with thH imported article. They still continue to execute orders 4 fur all sorts of Oast and Wkouoht Iron Work, An illustrated catalogue will shortly be issued.' • 2!W i GIBBONS' IMPROVED FLAX , MACHINE WITH MOVEABLE ' I STEEL BEATERS AND ROLLERS. ' ''end for Descriptive Circular to Mr James Slater, architect, Canada Buildings, Quoen-street, Auckland; Mr H, C. Gillespie, Thames; Mr Kobt, P. Gibbons,- solo Manufacturer and Pateii-. teo, Flax.'Mill, Paerba, Ohmeimiri, Auckland; or Mr J. H. Gibbons, Evening Post, Wellington. Saves 40 per cent of power; never wears out. Cheapest ever made. 3195_ E. HOCKLEY, GENERAL, &PORK HUTCHES, WHILST thanking his patrons_ for past favors respectfully intimates that ho lias taken those centrally situated premises recently occupied by Mr Philiips, adjoining the Indo-Chiua ToaDopot, where the public will bo ablo to purchase the very best of Small Goods, comprising Real Cambridge Sausages, German Sausages, Savaloys Black Pudding, Brawn, Tripe, Trottors Cow Heels, Hams and Bacon &c ATRIAIRESPEOTFUKYSOUCITEJS ? i CLOG-S, CLOGS. . Fun Uardenek'!, Dairymen, Stablemen, Tanners, Carriers, FedioNoers, Butchers, Bacon Corers, I. Brewer. 1 ;, Cabmen, Coachmen, Farmers, And for Everyono who.wish to keep ' their Foot warm and dry in the I Wet and Cold Weather RETAIL PRICES including Postage to any addreas in N.Z.— SINOLB P.HR3— Men's Watertights, 5 incites high, 9/4 r » .. 6 „■. ~ 10/4 ~ „ with Buckle aud Flap to cover laco holes, 11/0 . Men's Shooters, 6 inchoj high, 9/C t „ ,'■ 7i inches high, 11/Bluchers ! Ladies' Citpfc and Ring Pattons, for wearing over Boots, 3/0 per pair , Children's, Boys',* Girls, Youths', and J Wii.nens' Clog Bouts. In Ordering I send sizo ot Boot worn, over. 1,000 Pairs sold last winter. 100 piir.t sent \ through Post, Gutta Porohn—Gulta I Porcha and Solution for repairi boots J also Gutta Percha Soled Boots. - j W. H. PAYNE, 141, Armagh-street, Christchuroh. SPORUNG SEASON, JOHN DUTHIE& Co., IRONMONGER WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. fAVE NOW LANDED SEASON'S GimSjAmmimition, & Fittings, Single and Double Muzzle-Loading Guns, 12 to 20 bore, Singlo and Double Breech-Loading Choke-bore Guns, Top, Side, and Bottom Action, Remington, Martini-Henri, Wesley and Richards' Sporting Rilles, AMMUNITION. t Diamond Grain, Alliance, and FFF r GUNPOWDER in |lb and lib 1 Caunisters. 1 e Patent Chilled Shot, No.'s 1 to 6, in 101b bags 0 i, Hardoned Shot, No.'s 1 to 6, ( in 101b bags Eley's Green CF Cartridges, 12, 14, and 1G Guage l „ Green and Brown OF Cartridge Cases , „ Snider, Martini • Henry, and Enfield Riflo Cartridges g „ CF and FL Waterproof Gun 6 Caps „ Cloth and Felt Wads. 6 Cartridge Fillers, Re-cappers, Turnovers, Extractors, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Belts, Cleaning Rods, Wad Puncliors, Bullet Moulds, Ax., &c, itc. A NY person Using or breaking bottles uf with roy : Registered Trade Mark md name on mil he PROSECUTED. ■' • ; 3070 . ■ : josephdk6n