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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3978, 2 December 1891, Page 4

A MASTMITON LIVERY* AND BAIT STABLES. W. HAWKE, Heps tc inform the travelling public and settlers of the distric that he has taken ovi.r Mr F. HOOD'S interest in the Club liotel Liyery and Bait Stable. These stables will now be .found commodious, comfortable, well-ventil-ated, and supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. A first class collection ot Buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly •> j liira at. moderate rates. Every a ! ;'«ntion paid to the requirements of Uoinmercial Travellers. The ' Favorite" Bus moets every Train-. RKOURE PADDOCKS SPUING DLiAPERY. SPECIAL DISPLAY 1 CONSISTING or The Latest Hovelties in Dress Materials (all the Newest Designs), Prints, Flannelettes, etc, RIBBOJNS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, and Millinery in Great Variety. Dressmaking, in ail its branches on tlio premisps, under the management of Mrs Rowse and Staff of 5 ssistants. Fit and Style Guaranteed,

Gentlemen's Suits to Measure, and splendid range of samples tu select froui. Inspection Invited. W. A. KOWSE, Cash Draper and CJlothier, Eketaliuna NEWBY-LA IF decided by the AJ.C.G.:— That Scorers, Umpires, and Players should h»ive their Watches repaired by Practical Watcli and CUronoiaetci' MAKER, 26\ Will is Street, Wellington, N.Z., should purchase their Trophies and Jewellery fn-m the Cheapest Jeweller in town and a man who supports the game of cricket. All Watches snld and" repaired by T. FI. Coltma.v are accurately timed by chronometer. ind guaranted for 2 yearn. If your Watches will not keep time, try T y. C., Willis Street. 26 26 T. H COLTMAN, It was also decided that all Clubs 26 26

NOTICE. BA N D ft E W bi'i;S t.n inform i, tlio public generally that he has commenced business as BLACKSMITH and SHOE SI in the premises lately occupied by Mr E. Mcliwen. R. Andrew is well-known in this district. having been for many years with Mr Farquhar Gray, and he has therefore a good knowledge of the requirements of settlers. Having been in the employ of the Auckland St ad Company for a number of years, he has a thorough experience in the shoeing of thoroughbred and draught horses, and is well«ktiown fur his workmanship to trainers in both North and South Islands. .Patrons can rely upon civility, combined with moderate charges, and a trial is respectfully solicited. Ks*Please note the address — Premises lately occupied by Mr E. McEwen. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED, 1869. Incorporated by Act of Parliament Registered under Life Assurance Comoanies and Policies Act ot New Zealand. SPECIAL FEATURES. IT will be remembered that the Mutual Life of Australasia was the first office in these Colonies to issu; policies absolutely free from all conditions. Larger reserves against Liabilities than any other Mutual Life Assurance Society transacting business in the Australasian Colonies and founded within the l-.st 40 years. Not only was the vacation of assurances in 188!) made by the Institute of Actuaries, the H.m. Table with pure premiums and interest at 4 per cent, but special reserves were made for suspended mortality and immediate settlements. Claims are settled without either dispute or delay, and the Association has nev«r figured in C jurfc either as plaintiff or defendant. At the office of the Mutual Life Association of Auat i alasia. P. GILL, Resident Azeut

Eketahuna Hotel. J. ANDERSON... Proprietor. HAVING taken over the above wellknown and uld established Hotel, J. Anderson trusts by civility and best attention, to secure a fair share of patronage. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find this-establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OF GALL in the Forty Mile Bush. Royal Mail coach from Pahiatua and Wooiiviili leaves this hotel every day. J. Aft PERSON, STEAM COACH AND WAGGON FACTORY. JAMES MUIE, (Late Boss and, Muir.) COACHBUILDER, ENGINEER, FaRRIKR, and GENERAL BLACKSMITH*. MY Engineering Department is now under the management of Me JOHN CADE, whose extensive experi_ ence ijuaiifys him to undertake engineer iug work of any description in a tirstclaS3 manner. Engines, Sawmi.ling Machinery, Combines. Chaffcutters, etc, etc, repaired at lowest rates. At the ANNUAL SHOW I rtill upheld my reputation for tirst-c'ass work in the Coachbuilding line, taking first honours for double bug»y at both Shows. Customers placing their orders with me rely on getting a first-class job at a reasonable figure. Jlk R. CRAWFORD, the Champion FAKftisß cf the Wairarapa, is still in charge of my Shoeing Department, and patrons may rely on getting their horses shod in tine best style- My price for hacks is stui five shillings Ca«h, or 5/6 booked, for either Steel or Iron Shoes. General Blacksmithing in all its branches, NoTE--Une Second-hand SOLWAY WOOLPRESS For Sale—A Bargain. Price £6. J. MUIR, Coachbuilder, &c, &c, Steam Factory, Queen Street Masterton. Ik** JggiygSH MR HESSEY having purchased the celebrated Stallion NIL DKSPKRAWDIJM, will fulfil the engagements made hy the late owner, Mb G. WatsoV, and make I arrangements with other breeders re-1 ijuirii:g tho teryices of tiiis well-known | »Ue, ■ : ■