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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3275, 6 August 1889, Page 4

Mr A. A. White, i ;((},D.S. Du.v. Univ.) j 1 DENTAL SURGJSON, | CHURCH STREET MASTKRTON j E. C. Slieannan & Co. COMMISSION AGENTS AND SHAREBROKEItS, STAR CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON. CONDUCT tho sale, purchase, or lcHing of properties and agencies of even' description. The negotiation of loans, arbitrations, and valuations Customs, Shipping, forwarding, Sloe and Station Agencies. The purchase and sale of shares in public companies, goods of every description for settlers, storekeepers, and others in country dislucls. Moderate chaises and punctuality strictly observed. 3234 FLAX LAND. —Wo h;tvo large blocks which call he leased at 1/', or purchased at 20/- per acre in the North Jslmd. ' EXCHANGE BUILD NGS. (lute Athcineum.) LulbTO.N Wkluxutos. (JIiOKGE FLYGER TAILOR k WOOLLEN' DRAPER. begs to inform the inliabitaiits'of tlii! Wairarapa District that he has started business in the above premises, and is now showing tho largest stock of Colonial (jjTwecds, West (if England Tweeds, Scotch Tivecdn, Saxony Tweeds, West of Endand Worsted Coatings, Serges, Broad Cloth, Doeskins, etc., iu the Empire City. All Materials Thoroughly Shrunk an wade by Experienced W orkinen at til Lowest I'ossiblo Piice One Trial Solicited. OiEOIUrE FLYGEK, Exchange Buildings, WELLINGTON !M!

LADIES' & GI!NTLEiV,%N"S FEW LIKED WOODEN SOLED JiOOTH AND SUITERS, FOB COUNTS WEAR Ladies Gor Lace to]i, lined with stout felt and bread solos 11, Lace top, leather Golosh felt leg, broad soles, and lined with felt 15/- 16/ 1 Junkie fasten, and flap over livcc holes, lined with extra stout folt 12/■ 14 Shp'pfr dogs for garden stable wear 6/0 7/6 Ladies siirinj! dogs for wearing uvor boots, require no fastening 5/9, Ladies Ring and clog Fattens 3/6, Men's Clog lights, ut and 0 inches, 9/4 and 10/4, with Hap to rover lace holes and fasten with liuclilo U/(i, Shooter tops 6 and 7J inches high, 9/(3 and 11/-. All the above puces include postajo to any address in X.Z. Cash must accompany order. •Ir ordering send size of boots worn. Prict list of all our novelties on application, V. H. PAYNE, lii Arma"h-str«efc, Chflfltchurch.

the Waisrapst Daily, CIBCULATING In ami around Fcatherston, Martinborough, Taiiliereiiilau, Carterton, Mauriccville, Masterton, Eketaliuiin, l'uliiiitim, Wooclville, Gladstone, Taueru, Tumi, and Cnstle point, CLAIMS : To Lave tlie LARGEST Circulation of any Wairarapa journal. To have tiio IJIiST Circulation of any Wairarapa journal. To possess the CONFIDENCE mil SUPPORT of the most substantial and permanent Settlers, both in Town and Country. To be the ONLY Wairarapa paper subscribing to and representis g lie UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION To bo the ONLY Wairarapa paper in which Advertisements REACH ALL CLASSES of readers in all parts of tlie district.

THE VaumpaWeekly (A SIXTEEN-PAGE JOUMAL) Published Every THURSDAY, nt The Waibaiiapa Daily Oflico, Church st., Masterton, IS AN EXCELLENT MEDIUM FOR BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. "PUtESIX IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. Robertson & Co., EXGINKEiIti, IJOILEK MAKERS, snip, asdueneral smiths. MA.NITACTGHERS of Mie Three liollurl'iitcntl'LAX-STIUI'PER, also .SCUTCHERS mid lIEOKLES, ] LAX PKESSIS, and all Macbiiiery j in c<i!si.urtii>u with Flax Dressing.! Malum of all kinds of Steam Engines j imd Boilers. Estimates fur all kinds ol J nimvork yiven. Country orders attended lu with despatch. ROBERTSON & CO., Old Custom lluusc-atreet, Wellington.