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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3411, 16 January 1890, Page 3

TAUBRU SMJTHTi Gaorge Townsend ,M AYINtf taken over the above wellIX' known Smithy; Solicits the" pat ronage of the inhabitants of the Tauqrn, and outlying distriotsY'' 1 ;|,; ';'-.;"...' .-. Blaokamithing Work in al itsbrariches neatly exeouted, at lowest possible rates •'(''•■ .; : ..■'•■',' >; Wheelwright's work of every description carried out on thepromises. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN' AND 'MERCANTILE AGENOY COM WELLINGTON ;WOOL,SALES;. THE Cprapafty'deaice to iritiraaty.to Runnoldera and Farmers that' ■■',-.'■ AUCTION,SALES . Will be held during the Season at their Now Wool Stores, , WELLINGTON. As a.Mimber of buyora purpose attending theso Saleß,; Wool-growers.are recommended to take advantage of the competition of our..;local Auction in proforonco to disposing of their Clip by private, treaty; if reserves are no reached, the wool can be shipped to th London Market. ; The next s'aloVill 'be" on''or" aoout IIW 27th instant. Liberal advances mode on growing clips and all.produce consigned for sale or shipment, .' «-■ ANDREW TODD, '' Wellington Manager. J.B.KEITH,' ' Masterton A?ent, : W- MANSFIELD. Monumental Mason. ■ \ Sydney Street,.. WELLINGTON. (Nearly opposite the Cemefcovy Gate.) MARBLE HEADSTONES from £3 10s upwards, WM. having an: intimate and • praotical knowledge of the methods of- Imperishable' Lettering, guarantees all work executed by him to be of the best quality. "'Estimates' given and designs forwarded on application, 888!) •-.'■ -.'..:.. v ■ MRS SAGE'SBAZAAR. TO THE L4DIES OFMASTERTON AND DISTRICT; ■"' : ''"' MRS ftAGE, in teriderin? 'her |j thanks for past favors bogs to state that there is NO TRUTH in tlm roport that, the business is to.bo removed, but owing to the expiration of leaso, and premises to be refitted she will hold

OF BERLIN WOOL; SILKS, Taney Work, Fancy tiuo'ds, and-Toys of , ovetg ONE:, ffEE'X ONLY. All goods are marked in Plain Figures, and a Liberal, Discount will bo allowed.' This is no bogus sale/but having now goods jtp amvoin a fortnight from date -we'- must "have 'worn. 'Sale commences Saturday, Ik January. BOXMAROHE HOOPER & Co SECOND SHIPMENT OP SPECIAL NOVELTIES JUST OPENED. J 0 DOZEN New Shapes Mob' Straw 10 Hats. A large assortment of Stylishly Trimmed Hats; Fashionable Bonnets, ~ • , 60 Boxes French Flowers : ' M " " 19 Boxes Feathers 89 Pieces New Millinery Ribbons 160 Pieces Fashionable Dress Mate- ■ ;', rials, all new shade's' :: A largo assortment Watered Silks t match. Pongee Silks, all shades ■ ■"'' 2 Cases Ladies Fashionablo.Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sunshades 3 Cases oonbiiuing Ladies' Jaokots, Mantles, Lace Boas, Dust Cloaks and Sashes 18 Pieces New Sash Ribbons : Inspection Solicited,' HOOPERIND Co, BON MARCHE. , NOTIOETO TRESPASSERS, 1 NYONE found trespassing on the c land of the undersigned after this date will bo prosecuted as the law directs, . • E. JOHNSON, Maltora. PHOTOGRAPHY, BTUDIO-AT THE EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, Queeu Street. IHE Ladies and Gentlemen of Mas-

tertonanu ita vicinity ate-i«spectruily | informed that the unctorfiigned having disposed of his Book, Stationery, and I Fanoy Goods businea to Mr J, 13. Innes, pui-poscß devoting his time to the PHOTOGEAPffIO j :DmRTMENT, Photographs by tlio Brouiido Instantaneous Process. Viows taken iu any part of the Town or Country, Portraits copied and enlarged, THOS. E.; PRICE, : MASTERTON. ; 3399 LAWD. LAND. LAND, .>.; ; VALyABLE,LEAOTXIf;'; EDUCATION RUSERVES FOR SALE BV AUCTION AT MASTERTON - FRIDAY, 1M JANUARY, 1890. qEESCHEDULES at POST OffiCE or enquire of the auctioneer (MESSRS LOWES HORNS, MASTERTON.'lbs 'i:-hii;,U>Vir