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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3289, 22 August 1889, Page 2

BUILD BBS AND THE PUB- ] MO IN GENERAL. JUST LANDED Ex s.s. East Lothian," 13 PACKAGES IRONMONGERY. ■1 CASE H. and T, Vaughn's No BO 1 and 60a BIM LOCKS, and DRAW BACK LOOKS. 1 CASE T, Sander's BRASS FURJ NISHINGS containing 24 down \\ in Fastonors, 24 dozen 2|in Fasteners 24 dozen Lifts, 15 dozon Racks assorted, nlso Ends, Hooks, Brackets, Knobs, Knockers, Letter Plates, Bolts, Butts, Handles &c &c. lOASK Wright and Bailor's Lamps, (vory handsomo). ICASE ot 40 Newey and Homer's Fenders, all sizos, and ranging in prices from Is 9d to 28s Gd, •j CASE Fire Brasses, Sets.Pokcrcttes, J. Companion Stands, Fire Dogs otc. 4BDLS A. and T. Parks' 1 am) 2 Spadc3, and 8 and 4 Shovels 4BDLS C. T. Skelton's 1 and 2 Spades, and 4 and 5 prongs Diggiii" Forks, And to arrive about tho end ex f.s" Glamis" •j CASE CUTLERY, Knives, Pookot, 1 Dinner and Desert Forks and CASK Mortice Furniture 6BDLS Galvanised Buckets and Oval Do Baths. BRUSHWARE &c, fa. Other Lines to Follow. Goods hare all been bought DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, And in many cases wo have got EXTRA DISCOUNT over and above the usual trade discount, enabling lis to sell at WHOLESALE RATES. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO. JOHNSTON, (Late E. Feist), GENERAL MERCHANT, AND DIRECT IMPORTER, Queen-street.. ..Masterton. 8282 ~W. H. ROBINS. (OrrosiTE Star Hotel Queen-street,) CABINET MAKER MJFHOLSiRER, A LL KINDS of FURNITURE made _£X and Repaired. "VENETIAN BLINDS" ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 2907 A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER* OPTICIAN [N thanking the public for their iberal support during tho last four yoars, ,vishes to call attention to tho Large and (Veil Assorted Stock of WatchcE, namely, Whcllcr's Silver Hunting Levers, Ehrardts & Matncys'; also a large assortment of Bee Clocks, Peop o' Day, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscopic spectacles,'adios gold dress rings, and everything in connection with tho trade. Gold and silver medals of any description made to order—designs kept on the premises. Watche3,Clocks, and Jewellery ropaired on tho promises at the shortest notice. Pipes mounted. A, HENDERSON, Mrs H, Hodgins, OF THE QUEEN-STREET FRUIT DEPOT, COCOANUTS POTATOES MARROWS GROCERIES PUMPKINS HOT PIES

fa, ivc, fa; ALL FRUITS IN SEASON, A TRIAL SOLICITED. HDUNSLOW & HOAR CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTEREKS, QDEEN STREET, MASTERTON, TAVE on hand a very nice stock jQ. comprising— Drawing Boom Suits, Dining Room Suites, Sideboard with Mirror back, Coaches, Easy and Occasional Chairs, Chest of Drawers, Plain and Fancy Bedsteads (panels and spindles), Spring and Flax Mattresses, washstands, and Tables, FURNITURE mndo.to any design, and repaired PICTURES mounted and framed. A'ENETIAN BLINDS made & repaired CARPETS planned and laid. All timber guaranteed well seasoned 3277 H. HOUNSLOW, BOOT MANUFACTURER, (Opposite tho Indo-China Tea Depot), MASTER-TON. —Nothing Succeed', lib Success,— THIS is the most popular establishment m the Borough Tho reasons of its success are several, and easily answered : Firstly —These promises hold ft splendid etock. Secondly;Tho greatest attention is paid to quality and lilting, and every pair will give satisfaction. Thirdly :-Al! purchase are made for cash, and sold on the sains terms, and the public are given the ful , benefit of this method of trading Fourthly:—Every change of the season brings a fresh supply, and at this particu lar season. H, 11, is offering splendid value in Mon"s and Boys' Strong Boots both English and Colonial; and in Lndieß Department, warm winter slippers; andStrong, fine boots for walking ; also a j;ood variety of Evening Shoes. Lastly —Tho variety is so huge that all those ivho want Cheap liines can bo as well suited as thoso who want mure costly articles, as 11. Hounslow's motto isEvory articlo the best that can be given for tho nionoy whether at 3s ur 30s, 11. HOUNSLOW, (Opposite the Indo China Tea Depot). lasterton Coach and Carriage Factory. ET\IXOX wishes tlio genoml • XJ public to read this advertisement for the -following reasons, First.—Ho does not pictend to turn out-, cheap rubbish such as mo brought into tho Wairarapa from Wellington and other parts, Secondly.-He does not employ boy labour, and use cheap New Zealand timbers which arn of no two to carriage building. And last.—Ho docs not make them by Steam, and cut thorn to suit customers. But what ho does is this-Uses nothing but tho REST AMERICAN MATERIAL, seasoned and ready for ifte, bought from tho best houses, at a cheaper rate than can bo made by steam in the colony. Employ* Ftat-claes PRACTICAL MECHANICS and superintends ovcry branch personally, and the public of North and South Wuirara.ia aro realising the fact that you can get a better vehicle of any description at tho MASTERTON COACH "FACTORY than anywhere eke, and can rely upwi getting full change for (licit pounds. Now and second-hand vehicles ill stock. Prices and Designs-on application. All kinds of vehicles bought and sold on commission, E. DIXON, MASTERTOKCARRIAGE m FACTORY.