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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4366, 13 March 1893, Page 3

PATENT RUBBER BIOYOLB PfiKAMBUIATORS. WAIRABAPA . FARMERS'COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION RE now selling a beautifully finished Four Wheel Reversable Hood Patent RubbeMyted Pekamboutokb, brasß 4Q« Caah, Value cannot be beat in the Colon;. Call and insect tkmh/ore smding yowordmehwhre, ' ' ' mHB Business ot FRANCIS 1 RestauX rant, Boarding House and Dining Rooms, of Quoon-atreet, Maslettun,.is removed to the premises lately occupied by Me Hookusy, . opposito Wbliers' Horse Repository, wherothopublioan boarders can accommodated. • MASTERTON STEA.M COACH JAMES MUIE, OOAOHBUILDER, ENGINEER, AND GENERAL SMITH HOLE MAKER of the Celebrated D ZEALANDIA WOOL PRESS, ordors for which are now flocking in tor the coming season. Every Buyer Loud in its Praise, It Has No Equal For Efficiency Quickness And Cheapness Combined. Several furthor Improvements having been effected for the coming season, it is now recognised by all who have seen it to be the only Woolpress worth buying Intending buyers should forward their orders early to prevent disappointment, as orders are now coming >n rapidly from all directions. The following testimonial received (amongst others) shows the appreciation the Press is held in :- Tomonoa, H. 8., August 4th, 1892. Dear Sih,—We have much pleasure in testifying to the efficiency and gene al excellence of the "Zealandia Wool Cress" we bought of you last season. The heatproof of our opinion is in the fact of our sending you a second order this season. 7oars truly Nbison Bros., Ltd, Per W.W. Nelson. Every other branoh of my business will still have careful attention, and patrons placing their orders at this well known establishment can rely upon obtaining first-class workmanship com< bihed with moderate pricos, HORSES SHOD (steel or iron) 5/pet set cash; 5/6 booked. JAMES MUIR, Queen Street Masterion GMTUL BOOT WAREHOUSE, ' QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. ' HAVING received largo additions t already extensivo stock, I will offor previous to stocktaking SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS. ■ LOOK AT THE PRICES, ladies Walking Shoes, 4/11,5/6,6/6 Ladies Evening Shoes from 3/6 Ladies Slippers, 1/6,2/-, 2/6 Ladies Kid Walking Boots, 7/6,9/-, 10/ Mies Kid E.S. Boots, 5/-, 6/6, 8/6, 10/Girl's and Maids Boots and Shoes, 4/0,6/0, 6/0 Girl's and Maids Slippers and Tennis Shoes very cheap Children's Boots and Shoes, 1/-, 1/9,2/6 Men'a W. Tights, 10/9,12/6,14/6 Men's Balmorals, 10/6, 12/6,15/Men's Nailed Shooters, 9/6,10/6,12/6 Men's Bluchers 6/6, 6/6. 8/6 Men's Shoes, 7/6,9/-, 10/6 BOY'S AND YOUTH'S BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED PIUCES, Goods from tho best siakebs kept in stock, and all kinds of Hoots and Shoes made to order, Repaiss execuieo Mmw\ TO BUILDERS, mENDERS are invited for Alterations and Additions to premises at Carterton for The Wairara'paFarmers' Co-operative Association, Ltd. Plans and specification! may be seen at my office in Hall-street where tenders are to be delivered on or before SATURDAY, 18th inst,, at 4 p,m. C.TILLEARDNATUSCH, Architect, Masterton. BOROUGH OP MASTERTON. TENDERS closo at 6 p.m, on TUES> DAY 14th Maroh, 1893, for ' Building Coal Shed at the Corporation Gas Works, Plans, specifications and conditions at the Town Clerks office, Deposit of 5% to accord' pany tenders, No tender necessarily accepted. R.BROWN, Town Clerk. J/^ICKENS CENTJKAL DINING ROOMS; QUEEN STREET., MASTERTON. THOSE commodious Dining Booms arc open to the public on Sundays and during the week, Week Days. BREAKFAST-7.30 to 8.3(n SUNDAYS: LUNCHEON-12ti112 Bto 9,12 to 1, TEA-5t06,30 ) sto 6. . • ALLMEAB Is. o'clock, Bread; Confectionery and Fancy