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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XL, Issue 3532, 10 June 1890, Page 1

11 i^ mi iia *»m m «£■!*=»■ IGEMGg?' OEI6 i=iiiSi'lS? ftMtnra ft~S ffliffiCT lE3 ESE3 EElt ss&g »iP; eacu mmms? Hffi as* £&SBMisifi<Slsi AT TfIJS WHOLESALE J'AMM MAPERY WAREHOUSE TE ARO HOUSE, : <***■**.«;**■ We mo now showing the largest stock, the greatest variety, and at the eamo MAH °GANY,' ■ time the cheapest prices ever known in the Empire City, of good, Bound well- 6 iter, 4 8 6dj9feot 8.31 made and durable «!«»««, us on. WHITE BLANKETS, /«™".*

COBB & CO. 'S COACHES. EKETAIIUM-WOODVir,LELira. . i uuy in hmetocafch the Wellington train at Metahuna. Fares - ; Eketafiuna: and Woodvule, 7/C; Uketahuna and PahiatUQ, sb. - ' J.MAOAIIA,: mi Proprietor. :ftetahuna Hotel. THOMS PAllSOnE„....Pbopbieiok HAVING taken over the above well- : ■ known and old-established Hotol X..Pamoks trusts by civility and best attention, to secure a fair chare of : THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find tbiaestabliahinent one of THE ; BEST PLACES OF OALL.in the Forty Mil 6 '; ' '■ "-.::■<■« :;■:■'. 'The House lias been thoroughly rent ' rated and re-furnished, The quality of tho Wines, Beeer. and Sprats are of the very beat obtainable. T. PARSONS, ™ Proprietor.

NOTICE TU Footballers and Others. GDBiNßßflfimd STOCKING Wnde to Order in the English and Colonial Styles. Cardigan Jackets, Boys' Suits, Sing lots, Drawers, Petticoats, Sooko, otc, Knitted to order on the shortest notice, FOOTBALL CLUBS, etc., specially arranged for, MRS J. JOHNSON, UPPER WILLIS STREET Opposite Dr Pell's, WELLING rOX,

Both of Enqlish and Colonial Manufacture. Sizes and prices areas in tha WALNUT AND PINK, following list i' QQ by 50 6a by gg J2s 6d by yjj 29s 6d 6 Ms;6ft6in, 8, (ii; 6ft, 9, fid, 86 by 50 7!lld 85 by M lii %* 72 h*m ebonized " 68 by 52 83 ° d 85. by % m ed 95 b y 72 "*■« eft ' 8s; 6ft 6in ' 8s fidi 6ft - 9i «■ 68 b .f 52 BUld 90 by 68 18s6d 100 by 76 aM mm BRISAD nmm > 75 fa y 54 9aM 90 by 6.8 m6d 100 by 79 3756 d ,vi V« re o<i.' ,ife 75 by '54 lpsGd 90 by 68 2356 d 105 by 80 45sCd WIOKBB bas siVettes, 80 by 58 IB3Bd 90 by 68 "105 by 80 *•« r tV 80 by 68"-" 9a* 72*? 117 by loß 49 ° Cd W wS^ a s „ s /£2 8 ' with bread knife 3s o'd, WICKER BASSINETTES, with rockers Gs Gd 7s Od. WIGKERBA ? BSINETTEB With Rockers and Extra Fino

E.W.MILLB&Co. ( ™,. Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. HARVESTING MACHINERY toarriveforthecomiiig season. "3UCKEYE " lowdown EEAPEEB & BINDERS. THE BUCKEYE nl!3^il!ffi^ tato " ,m HOHNSBY'S Two horso Muwny Machines.' BOENSBY'S Forn and Scrub Cutters American Horse Hay EaW | American Winnowing Machines for cleaning and separating Grass Seeds and | EMMS for "Buckeye 11 and "Homsby's "Rearers & Binders &o Binder Twine binder twin e Binder' Twine A LAEG^ i^MAm A and Flax Binder Twine, of .the BEST QUALITY for the coming harvest , . „ JUST LANDED ()WARnSra h 8 '•«■;» "' Horsehoesand Cultivators PLOUGH FITTINGS of all kinds . P FENCING STANDARDS, cut and punched to any ? augo at lowest price Portuble Engines and Threshing Machinery, E- '% MILLS & CO, Limited. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS • . WELLINGTON.

nilTlMcWßtrfllfJUr j COAOHBUILDBRS, j WELLINGTON, \ESIREthe inhabitants of MasJ terton, Forty Mils Bußh, aud I She Wairarapa genorallj to know that 'I they are the BEST and CHEAPEST , OOAOHBUILDERS, There is no Coaohbuilder in the Province that can I touch them, for the following reasons; They have the Largest Staff of I I'lret.class Tradesmen oi any firm, the Largest Stock of Seasoned Material, and they have a Complete Plant of Steam Machinery, and they |. being both First-class Tradesmen in their separate Branohos, superintend all work. Anyone requiring any desoription »f Vehicles should write tor their Price List and Illustrated Sola agent for the CART and WAGGON COMPANY OELEBRAIED ROAD CARTS ;'" Shipments to abmvb.— tSf'Note the Address: ROUSE and HURBELL, EMPIRE STEAM COACH FAOIORY, CoURTEHAY PIAOB, Wellington.

JOHN BILLEY In taking over the business lately cor ducted by MHH. B.LATHAM bugs to Ultimata that ho la prepared t ■.■■.••'.• deliver. " ■ ' CHEAP MEAT Of the Best Qn«ny to all parts of th A Trial Beap&ctfuUy Solicited,

BLAIKLOGIE J UNO'I'ION HOTEL, Junction o/ ih Mwtgapakeha and BlairT, GAUSWBUi PROPRIETOR TBE TRAVKLLING PUBLIC-will And every convenience and comfort at this oentrally' uituatod hostelry. Bat Brands of Liquor Kept. Good accommodation for trayellnra with

CLUB HOTEL, Lambion Quay Wbiunqios, (Adjoininß Thaatro. fiayal.) JAMES CONDONi Proprietor (late of Auckland), announce* to the inhabitants of the city,' Commercial Travellers, &0., that he has taken the above oommodious Family Hotel, whioh has been thoroughly renovated, Ho hopes, by studying, tho requirement of hisaupporters, to share the.vory liberal patronage accorded his predecessor. Tho Olub Hotel will be found jkh beat in the town for comfort angV economio living. No espouse has. Vew spared in carrying out % raflny aeees. sary alterations vhjeh, \yilj njako tlw above hotel worthy of note, mil {bri m the Club every comfort of a home, and epeoial provision has been made for families, Private suites of apartments for families with fine lofty rooms, Wines and BpiriU of thebesl quality.

nlwlMtftUiMflKWiM!4tliJM!Ti * LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WAIRAJI AW Main smew Gbeytcwn ': Incorporated under thoßutlding Societies Act, . 1876. Dibkotors Messrs W. 0. Ouff (chairman) M. Cuelberg, J. Fuller, W, Booth. W Skcet, and 0, Phorazyri, ' Loan £22,000; PfuSts alrea £4Bl7;Reseivofund£B92. . ,8 purposes for whioh the Association is established are twofold, In the first place it 1 offers an excellent method of investment to those who wish to accumulate their capital oi ect security, and by d?lf»\4fls apall or lprge aw tftho \nv°tfdbjpiadica] payments, It the Second place, to those who require loans ujpon properties they already, posjess/oi who portioa advantageoualy, it ptesontsthemeanßof ABsooktionrccdvesfaddepositsatratoto.be agreed upon, SuVAim™,. --1-—l—-1 9 (MM <W Investment shares issued through Friday, frpn tto 4 p.m. Pay Day-The first Saturday in uch month, between thehours of *nd 4, and 7 and 9 p.m. „ ~ Ac-EOTS- ■.:'■: Masterto -Mr B. S. W alrymple. tor ■ vtorUt Fft ffuod, Featheraßn-luTj

One Shilling Luncheon, dally, from 15 to2p,m. : TaWodHoteat6p.m. n "nediu Ale Always on Tap; JAMW qopoN, Twriitor