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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3474, 1 April 1890, Page 1

-HAVE ON SALEFull Stookdof tlj© Undernoted juiuesBEING BOUGHT AT LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES WE CAN SELL AT , SAME, * '','„< INSPECTION INVITED. PRIOE'LIST SENT ON APPLICATION, SPECIALTMMS ' " ' •, To Station Holders, Boarding-houfio - ' ltelfpei? and Largo Buyers,. Orders calljd - Wr and Deliraett" FREE to any'reasonable distance, ' . t .r ■ ■ - ,J? *Wo are buyers and Sellers 6f ■., ~^ f -- <K GRASS SEEDS, TURNIP SEEDS,'and FARM PRODUCE of ALL' KINDS, v ... /6UNS-Ju6t OpeMd. '/'•, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREECH-LOADER, 70s to 120s SINGLE AND DOUBLE MUZZLE-LOADER, 35s to 80s Theso aro oil Good, Useful Guns; specially selected to suit the requirements of ~ j !• '...3- this district, and' PrieesTO-vory/mijderato. - * •-■ CARTRIDGES, CARTRIDGE OASES, POVDEIVSHOrrniid CAPS, SHOT BELTS, POWDER FLASKS, all ; -Markrd cheap. " * 1 ' ONE MAN, from 8} to 5 feet,' J •'"CROSSCUT from 5 feet to 7 feet, 1 JUST OPENED -1 Gross Each of Star and Crescent and .Griffiths H,L, RANGES-.Luke and Scott. Bros. Tho best value in American Stoves is our No. 7 DOVER, 955. No Bmldiug ' Required. Delivered Free A special line of goods in Steel Pated with Enamel, comprising—Snucephtia, Basins, Milk Basins, Candlesticks, Toilet Ju«s, Pastry Board, Milk Boilers. Inspect these Goods, Pumps, Baths, Buckets, Spades, Shoyols, Axea.-Wiro, Black Wire, Wire Netting, Travelling Trunks, Fenders. CROCKERY-Glasswaro, Cups and teen, 'l/B upward!, Whito and Gold, 7/0 per dozen; Cream Jugs, Brown Glazed Jugs, Teapots, Basins, Plates. Tumhlors from 3/6 per dozen, Mirrors, with stand, from 5/6, Mason's Patent Jars, all sizes, Fancy Goods suitable for Marriage or Birthday Presents in great variety. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO PARTIES FURNISHING PAINTERS GOODS-Paperhangings, Varnishes, Oil, Colours, White and Red Lead, Gluo, all sizes. OATS, PRODUCE, &e. CALL and INSPECT; NO PRESSING TO BUY, lhe Sale of our Celebrated Castle Brand of Indian, Ceylon, and China TEAS Still increases, having the advantago of a Practical Training in this Business, which saves our customers paying doublo profits Tiy our CEYLON TEAS at 2/4. Try our CEYLON TEAS at 2/8, .packed in Lead,

Chas. A. Pinkerton, CLERK, ACOOUNTANT, AND COMMISSION AGENT, (Road Board Chambers) Perry Siseet, Masterton, 2'r«(fe«iieiw' Booh Med, Accounts Adjusted, and Mts Collected, ■ IN connection with this, office the business of» Labour Exchange will bo conducted, and Employers and those seeking Employment will find it to their adyantago by communicating with the advertiser. 3413 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE riITK .BURTPN; BOYS " lias'' 'been appointed agent, for [■ 'tiiu ."•Company for Masterton district, The office is in Old Borough Council Gliainbere, Queonstreet, four doors from Club Hotel, It. M. SIMPSON, . Manager, FUK SALE,. A FIRST CLASS FARM 369 acres, all in grass, rabbit-fonced, and sub-divided, House, Shipyards, • Dip; Wool Shed, Stockyard, and Cowshed, good gardon; capable of carrying three sheop to the acre; five miles from Masterion. For terms,: apply Robert Cade, Black Rock Hill, or Levin and Co„Wcl. linston. 583 9

OPAKI SAWMILLS Mastcrton. RICHARD EVERNDE^ PROPRIETOR. 3 Til BEGS to notify that hb jit)* -Jul, has purchased tho above well-known mill, and is prepared to out and deliver timber to order any tw and For tho convenience of customers an offico is'now opened in Perry-Btreet where orders &c. can be left. R E. EVERNDEN, Proprietor. _ SITAIRLOMJUPTIOS "HOTEL, Junction of the Mungapakeha and Blairloote Roads. ' T. OAIvSWELL.... PROPRIETOR mBE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will j.: find every convenience and comfort at this centrally situated hostelry. . But Brands 0} Liquor Kept. Good accommodation for travellers with . stook. 2388 CLUB HOTEL, Lahbion Quay Weiuhoion, (Adjoining Theatre Royal.) , JAMES CONDON, Proprietor (late of Auckland), announces to tho inhabitants of the city, Commercial Travellers, &0.,- that ho has taken tho above commodious Family Hotel, which has been thoroughly rono'vated, Ho hopes, by studying the requirement of his supporters, to Bhare tho very liberal patronage accorded his predecessor. Tho Club Hotel will be found j>a» excellence in'every respect one of the best in the town for comfort and economio living, No expense has been spared in carrying out the_ many necessary alterations which -will make the abovo hotel worthy of note. ~. , Travellers, Permanent Boarders, &o,j will find in tile Club every'comfort of a home, ,and special provision has been made for families,' Private' suites of apartments for with fine lofty rooms. Wines and spirits of the best quality. ■■ ~.' : .Spkciaiity : One Shilling Luncheon, daily, from 12 t62p,m, Table.d'Hoto at Cp.m," ■;: Donedin Alo Always on Tap. JAMES CONPON, 531 ' Tro rietor. fHE MAjKiUW^F-KOBMAHiH HOTEL, CARTERTON; . ANE of the mostcomm'odiousandbest jjnw in the hands of that well-known whowouldbe glad to Bee all his old patron and as many new ones as may make' it oonvenienb'to'call. r ;i , ; J : . The culinary department is, first-owes, and the wines, ibeera, and spirits are of IALTJiF. PERRY, ~ ■ mWWrWWWW