&v &%& U JOtUU&fi ssissaas^saEffiffigGss AUTUMN AND WINTER SEA SON, 1892 We have now oponed out by recent mail steamers OUR FIRST SHIPMENT S )f New and for the Autumn and Winter Season from the special amusements made with our London, Paris and Continental Buyers we feel confident that the selections made by them will bo prounounced SECOND TO NONE IN THE COLONY. We shall also be constantly receiving plentiful supplies of the Latest Fashions by Mill and Cakoo Soma, ' ill bo happy tofonyanl patternsof the new Dress and other Fabrics, if so requested, free by post, and will send at tha same time Charts for self-measurement to enable ladies to avail themselves oi the advanties ot our DKESSMAKINtt DEPARTMENT. . o a« to be in good time for the height of tha Autumn and Winter Season. All orders will receive prompt and careful attention and should be addressed to JAMES SMITH, Wellington, N.Z.
BIAR HOTEL, MASTERION, , E. J. SEARL , (L«,to of Panama-street, Wellington), EJ. SEARL having taken over the abovo Hotel wishea to inform the travelling and general public of Master., ton and the District that it is his intention to conduofc the house on entirely new lines. A complete new Btaff of servants nas been engaged, the house thoroughly renovated, and an unrivalled stack of th'o very best liquors has been laid in. The Is Luncheon on Bale day a speciality/ Good Stabling and paddocks, STAR HOTEL, MASTERTON pLUB HOTEL, MAMMON. The Proprietor of the abovo old and well-known establishment begs to thank the inhabitants ofMasterton and the sur rounding districts, aa also the travelling publi-3 for the large measuro ot support hitherto given, and boga respectfully to stato that additions, alterations, and improvements, in accordance with the progross of the place, as also the growing requirements of the trade, ha»o been made, _ The Culinary Department is as usual, tirst-dass. Wineß, Boers, Spirits, and othoi liquo:rs ere eaoh and all of the very best qualify... Tub Billiard Room, which Is provided with one of Alcook's firat-olaas tables,has just boon refurnished in themost elegant manner, A. ELKINS, Proprietor, EKETAHONA. edwajkdllliston, TpHE abovo new Hotel, replete with 1 every comfort and convenience, situatjd within two minutos walk of the Railway Station, is now opon for the accommodation of TRAVELLERS and general public. Good paddocks, stabling, a good table and moderate charges. Eketahuna Hotel. J.ANDERSON....'. Proprietor. HAVING, taken over the abovo wellknown and old-established Hotel, J. Anderson trusts by civility and boßt attention, to aecure a fair Bhare of patronage. THE TBAYELLING PUBLIC wiil find this establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OF CALL in the Forty Mile Bush. ' Royal Mail coach from Pahiatua and Woodvilh leaves this hotel every day, J.ANDERSON. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN -A CORBY,' (Late of Titnaru and Wellington), IRr f 1 BEG fco illform tllß J> 06 \Jt, travelling public and the residents of i he settlement generally that they have made extensive improveinonts aud additions to the above popular hostelry, and have left nothing undone which will contribute to the comfort and convenience of their patrons, The hotel is quite new, having beon purchased from Mr Stewart, and is ono of the most imposing buildings in tho district. There is a largo Assembly flalUtached to the building, with stape and scenery for theatricals, etc,. Stable, loose boxes and grass paddocks ulnae by, ( There in also a grand Billiard-room in 'his Hotel,, and one of the best-made Billiard Tables, ■,; ■ Coaches stop at this hotel daily. Charges Moderate. W. Prangneli (Cornor 'of Queen and Ronall Streets, . Masterton,) GOAL AND TIMBER MEROMANT, fiO 000 FEET of well-seasoned UVjUVV timber to select from at mill prices, • comprising- Architraving, Moulding, Skirting, Rusticating, Flooring and all kinds of dressed! planed, and budding timbers, • A few job lots to clear cheap, Shingles', Houseblocks, Paliugs, etc. Ooora and Mies at lowest ourrent rates All goods within the Borough delivered
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4065, 17 March 1892, Page 1
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