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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3267, 27 July 1889, Page 4

Business Notices. i -J AS. ELLIOTT. SADDLER, Etc, Next, door to Messrs Lowes and lorna auction rooms, BEGS to intimate tolho üblic of Maatorton and Burroundim; dis tricts that he has a largo and varied stock of every lino m tho trade, amongst which will bo found the. famous Waterproof Saddle Apron and aarge supply of tho very best Kan.jarooSkins, for Long Leggings, Canvas llorso Covers, mounted in tho best style; Saddles, from the light English hunting to tho largo Colonial, with tiin kneepads Mid rowlcantlos, All kinds of Haknjsss made to ordci and kept in stock. Stable requisites Brushes, Sponges, Chamois, jN'oatsfoot Oil, Soft Soap in tins, Harness Cuni|«), h., always on hand, A CoLLARMAKBit working on the premises, so that Collars can bo made to fit PIAiNwS FIAiNOS PIANOS. mHE Largest & Bos! Selected Stock o PIANOS Organs Harmoniums MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE COLONY, On time Payment from 10s per week. Solo agents for Bell & Co's Amcricai

„ „ Carlo Ecko, Lipp & Son, etc., clo „ „ 0. Silvanni & Go's Brass Instruments , T . PIANOS b".: " ...ni-aci," Soliwechten, (fullnrd, Kaps, Hoollini' and •dpan'gcnbcrg, Esdaile, Bord Lipp, Ensoner, Fellur-Spiutho, Qaake, Martin, Clement!, IloO'mnn, &c from £29, Pianos on hire for Concerts, etc HARMONIUMS by Fontin Freros Pirie, Bauer, &c, from £lO Any of the above supplied to responsible peramis upon our deforrcd payment ays turn, Violin Strings and Fittings in great variety, Brass and Wood Band Instruments Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Musical Boxes, liuglishaud German Concertinas, Accordians, o!c. > PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED

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HOFMaN &SONS, WILLIS-ST, WELLINGTON, Branches at Napior and Auckland. Mail Service irom Masterton to Castlepoint. ON and after TUESDAY NEX Ist January, 1889 tho Undersigned will run his MAIL COACHES between Masterton and Castlepoint and intermediato places as follows:—Leave Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinui and Castlepoint every TTESDAY, and FIiIUAY Mornings at 7.45 a.m., leaving Whakateki for Masterton every WEDNESDAY and SATUKDAY moinines at G.SOa.m, arriving in Mnstcrton at 2 p.m. in time to catch tho afternoon train fur Welling- | toil, Passengers and Parcels can be booke either at Mr V. HOOD'S Club Stables, or at the Proprietor's resilience. DixonStreet, Masterton.

A conveyance leaves Masterton f Tnueru and Brancepeth every SUNDAY MORNING at 7 o'clock, returnii tr Masterton at 0 p. m, T.P.LET] 309 Pmrictor

EOYAL HOTEL. (CLOSi; 10 KAIMVAY STATION,) WKJLJLINGTON. NAT VALENTINE Is now in posgeseion of tho above Ilotel, mid, having renovated and ro-furnislied it, ran oiler SUPERIOR ACCOJIJIOPATIOK TO HIS OLU KKIENDS, AND TUB PUUMO GKNEIIAM.Y, LUNCHEON oa - tiik WHJiB at J o'clock Masonic Hotel, WOODVILLE. THIS now mid elegant hotel is I opened and ulTurds tlio best of deals provided on awiral of trams ai Coaches. L. D. HIOKERTON,

JOHiN DUDLEY, PLUMBER AND TIKSMJTH. Wells Sunk tind Pipes Driven, Pumps Fixed uml Repaired, Locks Ho paired and Keys Fitted OIIIMXKYS SWKII WITH LATEST A I'I'AHA'l'l'S. All Orders left at Mug E. Tayieu's Registry Office i'miptually Attended to. PKIWCE OF WALUS HOTEL. QuBBN-SritHßT, Mastkrios. P. WAGG Proprietor. nOU tlio convenience of visitors the X Commercial Room and others, the SECOND BAR-liwtewi opened in the abovo Hotel. The Milliard Room attached h<? v been renovated and fitted with one of Alcock'B best Tables. A lvell-wjinjied ladle, and overy comfi rt for .travellers, &c. Wines, Beers, and Sjiufc of the lest • "uali'V. 173 fILUB HOTEL MABTERTOK, Tlio Pruiuieloi o[ the above old and well-known establishment bega to thank I he inhabitants of Maaterton and thesurrounding districts, as also tlio travelling "iblic for tlio largo measure of support state that additions, alterations, and imlivovcuicnts, in accordance with tho progress of tho place, as also the growing requirements of the trade, have been •nade. _ Tiic Culinary Departemtia as usual, lira t-class. Wines, Ecera, Spirits, and otlwr liquors are each and all of tho very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided jvithono of Alcock's first-class tables, has just been refurnished in themost elegant

A. BLKINS, Proprietor,