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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3791, 22 April 1891, Page 4

<H3TKBSEA fishdwlFdm, been ''"'"oyster :; Qdewa Stwet, ,=•• -=- # UNION HOTEL ?*ice, i 1 PROPR ET 0 ,jy«' i ." infojwi settlers, travellers "and-ibe public qdKrally that. he ha fcakenOTertheotjW? Hotel, and trust tateceTvethe aflb liberal patronage pirits ot the best is only. : v Paddocks. Pro irietor IGKHT & CO. SAW, AND MILLS, inds of rough and dressed ibet fright and Co, H Gdrrogated Iron. HOMAS BALLINGER raPOKTEBOF GALVANISED CORRUGATED IRON Obb Peic* Lisr-^ 6 7 8 9 10 feet f/1 2/6 2/11 3/4; 3/11 4/7 persheet AUOjfBLACJK GGERIJGATED IRON. 7.': 8•; 9 10 feet . ;> : ' Oorrttffoted Iron m tte Market firSEE lOLLCWING EXAMPLES 162 sheets Bft galvanised coriron costs 3/4 per - .:. £27 0 0 462 sheets Bft- blackeorrugated per sheet costs ... 18 4

Saving in ltonblk cor Iron £8 15 0 Special Gash Discounts Allowed. Country Orders must be accompanied with remittance. dfspouting, ridging, leadhettt Mils, Galvan ; aed water tanks '■. baths,'arid-sill descriptions" of Galvanised iron Goods; also—Carved corrugated iron for verandahs, : small corrugated iron specially made for verandahs* Just Landed, 7 Cases Gas Fittings, Chandeliers, Hall Lamps, &c; also, 11 cases Gas Globes, Inspection invited. * ALSO - 1000 Sheets of damaged Galvanised Corrugated Iron; sft *= to 10ft. . Early —application necessary. v AiiTESHN.WELL PI±"SS AND ' FITTINGS A SPECIALTY Note |he Address Empire Works. THOMaS ballin ger, Manufactory Victoria-Btreet. Office and. Warehouse— No. 17 Wnus-STBEET WELLINGTON. NtnE.—Highest Cash price given old Zitc " '; 7* AND GENEBAL AGENCY. ■ '"'*-• (Opposite Queen's Hotel,) ' 108 add 110 Lariabto'n Quay ■Welungion. fONHOLDEBS, Graziers. Sawand others supplied with sober com potent shearers, station hauds, married couples, Axemen. Fencers, Farm hands Milkers and other classes of servant. A Trial Solicited. w. j.TauNT. TACnESU SMITHY George Townsend j JAVING taken over the above we ronage of the inhabitant* of the Tanern and outlying districts. ' BlacksmithirgWorkinallitsbr«nche neatly executed, at lowest possible rat«s. Wheelwright's work of every aescrip tion carried out on thepremises I COLE & : PiiNTERSr PAPEBH ANGEBS, : GLAZIEBS, and GENEBAL '-: -- Vi-i DECORATEBS. ; n*F»rcflal ? '"*raanship - : .^ e;shortest notice.