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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3200, 9 May 1889, Page 3

I'cf-^Busine^Kotices^S; tiiiiiii . SPECIAL NOI'IOE TO THE LADJE 1 ; OFMASTEKTON,. '.i ,i 3 iWD SOKIIODNDI.VO DISTBIOTS. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. TTAVIM SECUREDtheservic ci MIS 9 HOURIGAN, Ah experienced Cutter and Fitter, iatf pf Melbourne, we venture to assert thai wo shall now be enabled' U njvo oui Patrons the gveatbat satisfaction. MISS HOURIGAN, having had charge of the Dressmaking Department in smut of the leading Housesin Melbourne, and bringing excellent testimonials of ability, placed us'iii a pbsi ion to 'recommend her to our numerous customers. Our prices, as usual, will bo extremely moderate for the veey best work. TRIAL/AND YOUR RECOMMENDATIOiN' RESPECTFULLY' ' SOLICITED. L J HOOPER and Co, CASH DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS,. BONMARCHE, ...■' MASTKRTON. NEW ZEALND LOAN & MERCAN TILE AGENCY COMPANY. (Limited) • WOOL! AUCTION SALES 11 mHE Now Zealand Loan and 1 Mercantile Company desire to intimate to Runholders and Farmers that AUCTION SAL.ES Avill be held at the Company's Wellington _ Wool Stores," Customhouse-Quay during the season. | Woolgmwers are invited to tost these sales, and if reserves are not obtained their Clips can be sent to London. Advances are made on wool, aud on all produce for local sale or for shipment. ANDREW TODD, Wellington AgentJ, B. KEITH, Mastortun. Wairarapa Atjent, THE TRUTH STATED. Which is the boßt boot shop in the town of Masterton ? Why .1. Carpenter's old-estab-lished depot in Qncon-strcet. Why is It the best? Because u?o then the best value or you mrvoy Do ycu mean Maatetcn mado or imported boots ? Well he imports the best boots; but I have worn for years hoots made to measure from his old establishment, and have never had a corn or a sore foot. How are his prices? Well! Thoy are honost, and . about as low as a man cin make them who meana to pay his way. What do the ladieß say ? Thoy spoalt well of this department and the special attention . givou to it by Mrs Carpentor, They can sot all the best [and newest fashions. I think 1 will go there I You cannot do better, Mr & Mrs Carpenter Will be pleased to weloomo both old and new customers, Don't mistako the shop. It is the one , next the Post Office, and you can depend upon it that J. 0. is a TRESPASS NOTICE, ' LL persons trespassing on Matahiwi -x ■ . will be prosecuted 'without ""• further .' . J,&H,; HOLMES. )RINOE OF WALES LIVERY STABLES AND HOKSEREPOSITORY WILLIAM NEILL Is prepared to supply tho travelling public with BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS, and VEHICLES of every description on the shortest notice, '■' ■ The Livery department is under the care of an experienced groom, 1 and overy attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation. :'. ; ■ HORSES of first-class quality kept constantly on hire.' ■'■, A 'BUS Will run toaridjrom the Stables to meet overy train. Mono.-Civi%, (forf'itawrioMon and REASONABLE Ckfp:' TRESPASS NOTICE, IN consequence of having lost a num ; ' berof valuable imported tuikeys,] am compelled t(i : prohibit, the-public from trespassing ontheWeraiiostniiun. NOTICE is hereby given that any persiiii ■foii'nd;trjßspMbing on tho.Weraite ;aftei thwmitice'willbe priißecuted.iwithitht . \itnioat rigur of the law,:,. v ' •. -. '"pl- : a fr-.'-'.""-, '■'■-; -■-" LEE,'- ; "April 11 ■188()--;'; r' : >V''fl:76