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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3308, 13 September 1889, Page 3

P \V, TEMPLE* CO, Aniiiiuiice .that they hav.e commenced business ua Auctioneers, Laud, Ji'statu & Commission Agents. QUKKN-STHKKT SIASIKttTOX, (Wuxt Bank Now Zealand). FIRE AND MARIM INSURAiNCK AGEXTS. MONEY TO 'IjEND On Freehold Security Irum WO to i'sooo PROPERTIES FORSALK, Catalogue on application. AGENTS FOB Luke mid Suns Ranges mid Castings, Poiufroy's Ngahauranga super-phospliatv Manures Saundors Gibberd & Co Soup and bone dust Galvanised Iron and Footing Wire, barbed and Staples, at WHOLESALE KATES. COMMISSIONS of all sorts undertaken. Grain and Produce sold on commission in tho best markets. All goods consigned to our firm for sale will have the advantage of o'ir knowledge of tho best markets. THE SUPIWT OF THE IU'BLIO GENERALLY IS SOLICITED. FORSALE-A BARGAIN. SITUATE UPPER PLAIN, A well-built and comfortable six-roomed house, % acres of land, j acre planted with fruit trees, all growing mid in pood condition. A good and profitable home for a man of small income. Apply F.W. TEMPLE & CO. fpHE Borough Water Supply has J caused a lot of excitement during the past year, but it will not be forgotten, as the inhabitants of Mastcrtoi. and surrounding districts will be interested in securing bargains of GROCERY, IRONMONGERY AND GLASSWARE and no wonder when J. W.GORDON J CO Having purchased the well assorted stock of F W. Temple, bare decided on offering to tho public sumo Siu.viiin Baiuiains in the above quoted lines,

LOOK AT THIS. Bushmen, Settlers and Contractors Should Cam ami ftsiwr our Stuck before purchasing olsowliero. We ha"e mi hand Sharp's Eureka Axes, l'arkcs all bright socket spades, garden, potatoe hay, and stable f-'rks, slashers, billhooks, and every requisite of bush work, Giwit Reductions Persons wishing to Save Money will find it greatly to their advantage to purehaso otJ.W.G.&Co.Supply of vegetable and (lower seeds, some splendid seed potatoes, oats, chaff, Challenge Tea at 2s. Goll'ee ground on the premisi-s. Don't mistake the address or you will regret it, ,1 W. GORDON & CO. I No Blowl No Blusteb I J. CARPENTER, CENTRAL BOOT MART, not profess to Sell Cheaper than anybody else in tho Trade, but Delies Competition. NO RUBBISH PALMED OFF ON THE PUBLIC GOOD BOOTS. Having a Thorough Knowledge ot the Trade, Buys Direct from the COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS. OLD STOCK THAT CAijNOT P CjOT RID OF in Wellinsfton.

Come and See Our Stock of HOOTS AND SIIOIOS Before purchasing Elsewhere, Marked at prices that must effect» Speedy Sale, BOOTS and SHOES made to Order and Repainmj Done at .Reasonable Pliess, J. CARPENTER, BOOT MART. Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society.

rpHE Annual Stallion pufJe will take place on tJiii hJuoiuLy's Private Show Grounds on SATURDAY, 28tu SEPTEMBER. C'i>ininencim< at % [Mil. Admission to "round Fjike EDWARD DORSET 31108 Secretary. TO ANGLERS. PISHING TACKLE. Fishing Tackle. Season 1889-00. J. WILLIAMS, WHOLESALH AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, FISHING TACKLK IMIWffiR MASTERTON. l Arrived Opened up On view A SPLENDID consignment of Fishln» Tackle, including Hardy's celebrated all cane Rods, Gum Heart Standard Rods, very best, all with Hardy's patent lock fasteners, Reels, TiMiding Nets, Minnows, Silk Lines, Casla/Praccs, Gut, Hookß, Scores of articles too nn. merniH to piiTticuJa/isc. 27 Grossest Bamples specially ijdaped, f"i- N.Z rivers. Huidy's Celebrated Exhibition ijp'rts FROM £5 5s EACH. ' J.WILLIAMS, Fi9hlnp Tjcklo Depot, Masterton