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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3238, 24 June 1889, Page 3

MZ^iMmtWM?^ Jb'OK* SSAL.JE, SECi'IONS OF LAND, To Ore Ore ll»ad t between Hospital and resi denco »f P. G Mooic Esq Tornts Exceptionally Easy Apply Smiß & CniKMKUfI. 3161 ~~ FOR SALE. IN THE ESTATE OF J. D. BAIRD. Lots 8,9,10, and part of 7, subdivision of section No 86, bmall Faun SetMement, botneen tho Hospital and F. 6, Moore's residence, containing I'M acres. PmoEi6oo. *... of section No 113, Masterton, 44ft to Church-Blreot, by a depth of 105 . feet, opposite Drill Shed. Piucb iIOD. Teimi can be arranged to suit purchaser by applying- to tho WELLINGTON TItUST, LOAN & INVESTMEM' COMPANY (LIMIIED) ,28, Lainbtnn Quay, 321 ' WclilUon >" THB.SLAUGHTER HOUSES ACT . ; ;;, ..1887.';' - IN accordance .witli tho above named Act, tho undersigned gives notice that at a meeting of the Wairarapa North County Council he intends to apply for a License to Slaunhtor Cattle on his promises, Maori Hill, Alfredton. : 3230 .■■■■■. WM.GOODr ."I'HE SLAUGHTERHOUSES ACT; IN accordance with tho abovo naraod Act, the undersigued gives notice that nt a roebtiiuf of tho Wairarapa North County Council, he intends to apply for a license to Slaughter Uatllo mi his premisoa, Nish Lund's Section No 17; Block 6, Ekotahuna. ' ; GEORGE EDWARDS. Eketahuna, 20th May, 1889. 3280 BONMARBHE SPECIAL NOITCE TO THE LADIES OF MASTERTON, AND SUKIIOnNniKO DiSTKIUIS,' r , DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,'; ' TTAYING SECURED the Bervlc of MIS« HOURIGAN, An oxperiencLd Cutter and Fitter, late of Melbourne, we venture to assert that wo shall now bo enabled U tjive our Patrons the greatest satisfaction, MISS HOURIGAN, having had charge of the Dressmaking Department in some of the leading Houses in Melbourne, and t bringing excollent testimonials of ability, ( places us iii a position, to recommond 1 her to our nutneroiis customers,' 'J Our prices, as usual, will beoxtrcmely ■ nioderato for the veky best work. s TRIAL, AND YOUR RECOMMEND- ■ ■ ATION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. L J HOOPER and Co j CASH DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, ( BONMAROHE, t MASTERTON. ~ i stone, ■■..; WAIPOUAKURSKRY, \ Pinus Insignia 8s per hundred • " 1 Macrocarpa from 17s to 30s • 1 All kinds of Nursory Stock at reasonable ■"..'■ P™ eSl ] Samples can be seeu at MRS COR- ( BETT'S, Queen-street,.Mastcrton. , Orders left thero will be promptly , . attended to, 3230 . PHffiMX IRON AND BRASS C FOUNDRY. h o Roberta & Co., ! i ENGINEERS, IJOILER MAKERS, ci SHIP, ANDGENERAL SMITHS, ti IVI RoIiorPatentFLAXSTRIPPEK, S also SCUTCHERS and HECKLES, d FLAX PRESSES, and all Machinery c.i in conueotion with Flax Dressing, C Makors of all kinds of Steam Engines F and Boilers. Estimates for all kinds ot a ironwork given, Country orders attended to with despatch, - ROBERTSON & GO., - Old Custom Howe-street, AVolliiiKtoa. r Masterton Coach and Carriage Factory. ' IFI T\IXON iii thankinjr his a U, Jj Friondß and tho Public Gonorally for their liberal snppoi't.sinco . taking over the Mastcrton CoaoliFac tory, begs to' anuouueo that ho intends TO OPEN A DEPOT FOR THE BUY- ' ING and SELLING of VEHICLES Of Evory Description on Commission, e so that persons desirous of Disposing, Buying, or Exchanging their Vehicles . will havo an opportunity by leaving them at Jiis Factory, and scouring tho benefit of his oxperieueo as to price and s quality, and oaii rely upon getting fair valuo on either terms.

In addition to tho above E. D. ako intends to do ALL GENERAL BLACKSMITH WORK-at most REASONABLE RATES. I have in Stock tho Vory Best SoasoTied American Materials and Fittings for Carriage Building, so that all orders entrusted to my caro will be under my own supervision and will received the most careful attention, Pbicks Aocordiko to StVijs and Finish, Call and See. Impossible to mnkotho PnMin h.Wa n,„t k„„„,.„: ~_ boueht for fifteen Shillings. E, DIXON; MASTEUTON THOMAS &MAIIGETH (Late Lawrie and Go's.) LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN Martini orough, Kaiwniwai, Featlierston, Morrison's Bush, and Gr&ytown, connecting witli Carterton, and Mastertott. '■■'..";: . MARTINBOBOIiOH ft. FEATHIiUSTON Leave"Martinbbrough daily at 6.30' a.in,, arriving at Featherston at 8. ' Leave Featherston sanio. day at 10.40 a.m., on return journey, calliii" at places of'business for passohgers ; and parcels. Arriving at Majtiii' borough at 12.80 p.m. ittBTINBOnOUGH.'GREYTOWN, AND '• NASTEIITONDIREOT.- . . Leave Martinhprough every Wecluusday ' • at 7 a.m, at'riving at Morrison's Bush nt 8, and Greytowu at 8. This coach arrives. iu(%towu in time - •.■_ for passenfrers to transfer to. Messrs ■'• /Bowers & Mcßao's coach, which leaves for Carterton and Masterton at 9.80. A/; /:.;;:■ .: Leave Greytbwn for Martinboroiujh on •; return of the Mastodon kulte.iit C : p.m. ~•:"■';;; \;; ; ~Pa|Bengerscanl)oohatMartiiiborough lIAPvTIKBOROUGB; a^p-iowEil Leave Thursday _v morning;' .returning day..; ■,'•' Orderr.M1 parous raay.bo left /with; and at Bayjiss' Btore,'Mßrtiuboroueh."i' '■■ ?229^ :^HOMAg^UAR(}Ij^S; : ;,