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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3828, 8 June 1891, Page 1

MASTKRTON LIVER? AND BAIT STABLES. W. HAWKE, Bern to inform the travelling public and Bettlers of the district that he has taken over Mr F. HOOD'S interest m the Club Hotel Liyery and Bait Stables These stables will now be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventil-ated, and supplied with eve.-y convenience that travdlera or ownera of horses can desire. . „ . A first class collection ot Buggies, Carriages *nd reliable Saddle Horses at moderate rates. yaid to the requirements of Ouramerciai Travellers. % The "Favorite" 'Bus meets every Train, TK- SECURE PADDOCKS _ J N. BEUNTON TAILOB.ETC. Note the address— HAIJrSTREET, Ha6TE^TON, Nwtdoor to Mr A, J- RAW SON S THE LlOlf BOOT SHOP Opposite Presbyterian Church, Masterton. LEAHY AND CO.,

Pbopbiexobs. lOOTSmade to the glaas of fashion, > ind mould of form. Repairs done TS same day as left. TBB.MB STRICTLY OASH^ TO THE LADIES O 1 ? MASTEBTON MKB SAGbI. IN returning thanks favors begs, to announce that she has removed to larger and more commodioua premises next door to her eU estebhshr ment, and invitesinspection of the large toekoi— ' FANCY GOODS NEEDLEWORK, STATIONERY, . • * ; BOOKa, ec. "3 A Z A A R " MASTER TON. Splendid Opportunity FOB GROCEfi & ERONMONGER TO LET, with possesßion oboe about -'the 20th -August, the centrally situated premises present; occupied by MeesnJohn Gr^^-&Co ; , the Bon Marahe. The pontaon is the beat in Masterton and for the purposes of a a General Storekeeper cannot be aur For apply to ,W« SELLA R»...

TO THOSE ABOUT TOFUBNI&H. IN fitting up a-hbUßey fee ib jpreafc or .mail, the following, amon? other ... . inss.. oughtto be considered. - FlfiST—Tii Baying . Furniture, that you should go tb'soine Old Established and Respectable Home, where you wil set Full Value forMoHtjy Sjient. SECOND—That the Furwturebeweli made and pleasing tp thei eye. Somethine that Trill last long, and.be a source •f pleasure during the time tha you use That in case the P urn i t should iiot ydtt are at togo j.y.y ahdhave the same : madie good frer of furthereostto thepurchaser. J. you should buy from (he mmufactftrer if possible, and thus aave intermediate pibfito'which are very often e'xceiaiTe. - ... , • FlFTH—Thatin caseyou are prepared to nay cSbjoa can get the full Discount, on benefits demand. " .v.,.. are not fully pre ared to pay the bill on demand you can et terms tosiiit /Customers, ■without aying more tb» ordinary pnoes for the oods you requite..

If voo tlfeire B<> to * WM. WHITTB Cabinet W«kfc"".QW®&\. V.'Uftarten, Furniture done up eqiial to- New, Bearoom Suites, Dining and Drawing Suites in any Style, Cottage Furniture to suit the Masses- Note the Address— W WHITT, Queen St. Masterton. The Central Store . OABTERTON. IV:E®lSTened a few SPECIALiINES . .IN QUTLEBY. r /ran a large asaortment of . . Biscuits and Confectioner : lb. Currant* Raisbs, etc; nciw, good, and dbavery for thb holidays. t 'I UMTani SWffll CMKEVIIJ<& tmgS

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