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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4397, 19 April 1893, Page 4

VOOTBALL PUNCH. Iften on a winter's day i game of football I would play. t majors little whether or no F it was played in rain or snotv, UdvihoQ we've finished to be oilike a shot Po warm myself with a whiskey hot, 3ut this vfitß in the olden daye, When we could liud no other way; But Dixon Bros, have found a plan Po satisfy theinnerman, To warm the cockles of your heart You osn't give " Football Punch Btart." Manufactory Chapel Stn M&STERTON.

KOBINSON BROS, BLACKSMITHS, WHEELWRIGHTS COACHBUILDERS, (HRTKRTON, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and VEHICLES ol Every Description made to order on shortest notice. Mntoriol and Workmanship Guaranteed Agents for the celebrated WALTER A WOOD tapers and Binders, eto. A FTER being neatly twenty join in JX the employ of Mr W. Perry, 1 Ihavotakfii ovor

KURIPUNI 7 BUTCHERY, And hopo by civility and. attention to business to obtain a tait Bharo of the patronage of the pouplo living in Master ; tun and Kuripuni, ' Every description of MEAT OF THE BEST QUALITY will be kept, and sold at reasonable prices I'WILLIAM MORRIS, : . FAMMBUTUHBR, I Kuripuni...... ;.,. Masibmoh f|WALTER PERRY, KrA'.M:i:iT K Y.CB.-.'tf TO H.B B

M«J(erf<m, : ■"■'>■ T)EGS to thank the public for their _J continual support during the mnny jests he has been in business, and to inform them that having sold his Mssterton BußinoEs to , - MR. CHAELES HUGHES, he bes* to recommend Wmto thoir notice and to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage which has been accorded in the IN connection with the above, having purchased Mr Perry's business, I bog to solicit ft continuance of the support so long accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility and keeping the best oi meat of all detcriptions, to prove that I am Worthy of the patronage ao long given to my predeCCBBOr. ■ ■ ~r 'CHARLES HUGHES,- '■ v BUTCHBB, ;. :'Cottier of Queen nnd Church Streets, :>;--.c ' : MASTEKT(JN;;v.:,SX, M^OLMSYAY,

TTTJSnESAp'infotm.thi) Residents of ■. tho District that hohaS;'openodj:'/' ; ?/ ,, ''3y^^ BUTCHERINO^STABLISHMENT, In Quo'en'Street/Maßtertou, opposite tho Empire'; Hotel, mid ttueta to merit a fair ■: .' pfttroiißße by selling only. Wi -BEST'-MEATS ■ : a ' CURRENT

iEKETAHUNA,-GENERAL; ERODUCE STORE. 0'" "n SALE—Oatg. Chaff. Chick Wheat, :■' Gross Seed, Bran, Pollard, Potatoes, Onions, Ac,, all at rates that will defy competition,';: Cash buyer of Produce. Terms ca3h.v:':4: ;; '.; ■.-■"" ■'■ W. DEADMAN. ::EKETAHUjNABOOT depot. W HANSEN MAKES eyory description of bootß and shoos of the beat materials, suited to the requirements uf the district, and at Moderate Prices. Eepaira Neatly Executed. Walter OMsblm, GENERAL STOREKEEPER,

MAL T RICEVILI<E. K. EVEMDEIUuhb-I WISHES b Public of Mastorton to know that he has commenced business as EXPRESSMAN, and will from this date be prepared to catty goods at Reasinabie Rates. Hour jntron&iie eolicitod, Ordors may be left with J, Graham & WISHES to inform the public that ho has purchased Mr David Heggie'sOiKßYiNß Business, and hopes oy Strict attention to business to merit fair support. l(.B,-Orders may be left with Messrs Townsond and Cowpor Saddlers Queen-street. lUaterton.

C, WINCHESTER BAKEUmOOSIEmOIHEB, THE BLUE HOUSE MASTERTON, THE HEW DINING ROOM is now open totho public, whero FIRST) CLASS MEALS aro supplied at tho I uniform charge of ONE SHILLING. Bkeakfast, 8 to 9,80 a.m, Luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m., and Tea, from five o'clock, HOT PIES, TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA Every Eyoning, lid j and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS With Tea or Coffee at all hours

EQUITABLE BUILDING SOOIBTI C.H.GAYFEK, "j LAND ESTATE, STOOK, STATION : AGENT AND .VALUATOR Officeß—Over Townsend and Cowpor's | Queen-street. MABTEETON, aA(J eeveral desirable properties for sale in town or country. Money to lend in any aumt on freehold IBOUrltYi