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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4379, 27 March 1893, Page 4

PRINCE OF HORSE BEWALES POBITQBY, inhabitants of Masterton ana the publio generally that we have purchased the old-established business formerly car* ried oa by Mr W. Nelll, and solicit a oontinusnca of that support wbioh has been' so liberally accorded to him in tho past. THE LIVERY DEPARTMENT will be under our personal supervision, and every attention will bo paid to all horses placed in our charge. SADDLE HORSES and BUGGIES on tho utaost care and satisfaction guarann I "ed, A BUS will run to meet ALL TRAINS as heretofore. Noie -The Tenui and Caatlopoint COACH will ran as usual, and will bo in charge of a competent and popular driver, who oan be relied on to pay every attention to passengers goods, PARCELS entrusted to our care will bo carried at moderate rates, WELLEB MASTERTON. MASTERTON COAOH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. THOS. WAGG 4 CO., PROPR IKT ORB.. A SINGLE visit to our factory will convince ■ Q ; you what may be accomplished by an intelligent Btudy of the special wants of a business combined with the beat workmanship and materials. It is seldom more than oho vehicle is built after precisely tho samo design. Our styles ate models of perfection. The quality of our work is of the highest grade. Wo invite you to order a sample vehicle. Tho reputation of the Masterton Coach Faotory is well* known. Tho pnbnSMilJook-ty practice experience and must know th'at CHEAP WORK is a drag on tho wheels of enterprise. We are in co-operation with tho general publioand the fact of so many vehicles being turned out of our f aotery during the past year shows clearly that they appreciate a first-class article, which always pays a good percentage on the capital invested. - Wo are building light pleaetiro vehicles of all descriptions. Inspection costs nothing, Trices and drafts on application, THOS. WAGG & CO. MASTKItTON livery and bait stables. W. HAWKE. uiivtui tuu uuvuiuflg pUDiIO Qua settlors of the distriot that he has taken over Mr F. HOOD'S interest in the Olub Hotel Liyerv and Bait Stable. These stables will now be found commodious, comfortable, well-mtil ated, and supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire, A first class collection ot Buggies, Jarriages ana reliable Saddle Horses constantly on hire at moderate rates. Every attention paid to the requirementa of Commercial Travellorß. The 1 Favorite" Bus meets every train, BEOORfi PADDOCKS. FKUIT TREES. JNTENDING planters of, Fruit Ti and Orchardists generally, are refceoT JNursery, atParkvale, Cartßrton, andseo the stock during the growing aeason later on JOHN BLOMQUIST, Proprietor. WISHES to inform the publio that _ has purchased Mr David oy Strict attention to business to merit fair support. N.B.—Orders may be loft with Messrs Townsend and Oowpor. Saddlera Queen-atreofc, foasterton. O W o o o w p O CO <1 r JI H w O H o <3 R pq CO, H © o o in W H W. Crabtree & Sons CITY FOUNDRY, Eva.Btreot, Weilintfton, ENGINEERS, IRON AND BItARB FOUNDERS, BOILERMAKERS ' &c, &c. ENGINES, Saw and' Flu Mill maohinory always on hand: Makers of every description of wrought iron split pullies, iors Ironwork, ornamental tomb rails, wrought and cast iron fencing eto.' Sates Cheaper than anv firm In town 'TIO HOUSEWIVES,PERSONS I ABOUT TO MAURY AND THE TRADE. 15 USEFUL RECIPES FOR ONE SHILLING. The secret of some of these recipes uiginally cost upwards of iIOO, They ire of great value, either for commercial ir private use, and in every case will nean a Baving of from 60 per cent to 76 >er cent on tho price of similar articles as old retail LIST OF REOIPES, .Herbal Beer 7. Tomato Snuoo i Ginger Beer 8. Lemonade Powders .Hop Bitters 9, Fruit Salts (same • Sarsaparilla Eno's) . Apple Jelly 10, Worcester Sauce .Calves Foot Jelly 11. Cider 2. Superior Vinegar, costing 2d 3. Transparent Varnish and Pouou. i. Self-raising Flonr, also Baking Powd 5. Insoluble Fluid Enamel and Cement. AH verv eimplo. Any person can make hem without troublo. Apply, sending 12 enny stamps, also addressed and stamped ivelope, to E. WINTER, Post Office, Wellington