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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4404, 27 April 1893, Page 4

FOOTBALL PUNCH. f ten on a winter's day 'gnme of football I would phiy. masters little whether or no it was played in rain or snow, id when we're finished to be oft like a'shot owarm myself with a whiskey hot, it this was in the olden dayc, hen we could find uo other way; it Dixon Bros, have found a plan ) satisfy the inner man, ) warm the cockles of your heart ou om't give " Football Punch a I atari." luufaotorj Chapel Street, MABTEBTON. ROBIJNSON BROS, CKSMITHf, WHEELWRIGHTS COACHBWLDERS, OARTERTOtf. JGMCULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS and I/VEHICLES of Every Description <j to order on shortest notice. !,tori«l and Workmanship Guaranteed enls for the eolobrated WALTER A WOOD Reopors and Binders, etc. FTER being nearly twenty yo;rs in tho employ of Mr W. Perry, 1 taken ovor his URIPUNI | BUTCHERY, [hopo by civility and attention to jcss to obtain a tair share uf tho jnnge of the people living in Master [nd Kuripuni, [cry description of MEAT OF THE [ QUALITY will be kept, and sold sonablo prices ' ILL!AM MORRIS, FAMILY BUTCBKR, \, >uni , Masierioh VALTER PERRY, miij% v b ; u\t.;Oh b'b Quetn-Str'ed, Masttrtoii,* ■ i^;'' GS.to thank the public for their jl, continual support during the many years he haa beeu in business, and to inform thorn that having sold his Masterton Busincsß to:,.;.;;!;; O'. ;„;?%:;!:;:■.:. v ...-/.i. MMMiLESIuGHES!

he bogs to rocommend him to their notice and. to solicit for him a continuance of the patronage which haabeen accorded iu.the INconncctiontwith the.aboYe, ! havln)> ;; purchased Mr Perry's business, I beg to solicit a continuance, of the support so long hcc'jtded to Mr Perry, and by civility and. keeping the bestot nieat. of all descriptions, .to proyo. that I am'worthy of the r patronago so Ions; to my predejßßMori; ■".."'.. "..: V ' CHARLES HUG ..-■ T : »I.LY: : .BUTCH titi{o\ ' Cbrher,of : Quech and Uhurch Streets,'- ' iMASTEKTON:,...v,. i:^*? ■. \\r. 'Masterton.ahd the.pistrict'.'thofc ho has opehedia. i,';N '? '^Wr/vf BUTCHKRING;:. ESTABLISHMENT, ihQuccn Streot,,Ma9tertou l '.ppposite the KmpirejH9^,-BVdtrußtßio''mori{ ; :ftfair '■' 'patroiiago.by..Boiling'.only.: ; v «■ THE : ; 'BEST;:MEaTS' ir.OURRENT fAKES;eTory ; deswlption?oT : bootß .land ahoos bfthb bestiiiatohala, suited to the requirements of the district, arid ;■ at;. MoDERiTu V Pmces . ; ■ : '~ Ropairs **.:*: <-& ■■■■ r^At^ioBYILLIO^v HI ISHES: hn.Publio ot Maßterton to ■' ho. hasjcommeDced bußiriess'aß:Cv' , *■■ , ■. and will from this'date be' prepared to carry goods at Reasonabib fUm, ~,..,. . ilf our solioited. ..' Orders may be.left with J.'Graham &

WISHES to inform the publio that ho has purchased Mr David oy Strlot attention to busincßS to merit fair support... 11.8.-Orders may be left with Messrs.Townsend and Cowpor Saddleta.".Quoon*Bbreot. l^ftfiteiton.

CiWINOHESTEE i BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, THE BLUE HOUSE M:& ; |vMASTERTON, ■:' THE NEWDINING ROOM ia now open to the public, (there FIRST GLASS. MEALS ato supplied at the uniform-chargo uf OWE SHILLING. ■f-i : Bbeakfmt, 8 to 9.80 a.m. >°r : Luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m., and Zffil'Eu, from five o'clock,. ■.. HOT.PIES, TEA, COFFEE AND . COCOA Every Evening, h'd; and LIGHT HEFKESHMENTS' With Tea or Coffee at all hours

C.H.GAYFER, L&ND ESTATE, BTOOK STATUS . AGENT AND VALUATOR Offices-Over Townsend and Cowper'B Queen-street. MA BTE RIpH, HAB several desirablo properties for sale in town or country, Money U. lend in any sums on freehold oecuiitv. Jt>>m*.m pwm