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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4432, 31 May 1893, Page 4

WALTER PERRY, P A MIL Y BUTCHER Qwn-Strcet, Afajferfon, > T)EOS to thank tho public for their ) continual support during the many years he has been in business, and to inform tbom that having sold his Masterton Business to MR CHAKLES HUGHES, he begs to recommend himto their notice and to solicit for him a continuance of tho patronage which has been accorded in the past IN connection with the above, having purchased Mr Perry's business, I beg to solicit a continuance of the support so long accorded to Mr Perry, and by civility and keeping tho best ol meat of all descriptions, to provo that I am worthy of tho patronage so long given to my predecessor. CHARLES HUGHES, FAMILY BUTCHER, Corner of Qnoen and Church Streets, I . MASTEKTON I A FTER being nearly twenty yesrs in L tho employ of Mr W. Perry, 1 have taken over his KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hopo by civility and attention to business to obtain n Inir Bharo uf the patronago of the p'ouple living in Master ton and Kuripuni, Every description of MEAT OF THE BEST QUALITY will be kept, and sold at reatonublc prices WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTOHKK, ■ Kuripuni Masiehton I OPENING NOTICE I I A LFRED NICOL, WATCHMAKER, JSV-J LLEtt, and OPTIOAN, High t ye ars with W. Liiiluobx & Son Wellington.) RESPECTFULLY bogs to inform the in habitants of Masterton and surrounding district that he has commenced business in McQlll'snew buildings, next door to Hume it Son, Willis street, Wellington. The stock (which is entirely new and of tho latest patterns) chiefly consists of Gold and Silver Watches, do do Brooches Bangles, Pencil Cases, Studß, Matohboxes, Sovorcign Cases, Ladies' Jem Eiugs, Wedding do, Keepers, etc., etc. Also, a nico selection in Sterling Silver and Plated Goods (in oases), Marblo and Fanoy Clocks. Tho Watch and Jewellery ropairs will be personally attended to, Nolo address— ALFBED NICOL, 67, Willis-street ..Wellington. AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON DnAMKT DErAnrMENT—We have tho honour to inform our customers '. that we havo now oponod our now goods , in all departments and with increased t facilities, and by kouping a more extensive slock than heretofore, including many 8 now lines, wo are now in a position to meet the requirements of patrons and our in- : cieasing trado. New Dress Goods in all ' tho leading colours and most fashionable ! materials, Flannolettes.Plaidings, Skirt- , ings, Serges, Flannels, &e , White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling and Bush Bugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in the newest styles and shapes.

Clotiipo Department.-"A Now Departure."—Gentlemen'B Waterproof Coats, made to uieaeure, with or without. Capes, and in any stylo required ; all sewn teams, and guaranteed thoroughly waterproof for sds, Gos, 755, 80s, and 84s. Also a splendid stock of Waterproofsnnd Oilskins on hand, " Working Men " you can.select the material,and have your Shirts made of Cotton, Linon, Union, Leatherino, nnd All-Wool Shirtings. These are mado by a first«c!a!a Shirtmaker, s nd BBlKfl well-mahe, not thrown together, will Rtand rough'wear, Prices from 4s to 10a Od. Also Gents' UndorFlannels, Drawers, Night-Shirts, etc., " Mado'to Order." Just received a splendid assortment of Kaiapoi Clothing, in Men's, Youth's and Buys' Suite, Trousure and Overcoats. This clothing is undoubtedly the very best value in the marliot, also new Uiidor-Uarmonts, Hats, Boots, and shoes, etc, INSPECTION INTITEV GEO. JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL MERCHANT. DIRECT IMPORTER t Qoeen-stcekt, MASTER-TON. JAMES ELLIOTT Mdkr 'and Eamasmkr, QniEN-STREM Masierton HAS in stock at exceptionally favorable prices, a splendid assortment of Canterbury Horse Covms, a very large lot of Calf and Kangaroo skins for Long Leooinos, first-class extra refined NeatsFooi Olt, An excellent assortment of Hunting and Ladies' Saddles, English and Colonial Harness, Bridles, Spurs, and Sundries, Pack Saddles, Shalt and Leading Harness, and every requ iemont of the trade, flcpain Kxecntd Promptly, Carefully, and at Moderate Bates at JAMES ELLIOTT'S. JOHN HENDERSON, MERCHANT TAILOR Opposite Club Hotol, QUEEN-SIMfiT MaSTKHTOH The fawof your patronage and recommendation reomtcd. J. R. JUGGINS, T AND, ESTATE, STOCK, STATION 1 ' ' AGENT AND VALUATOR Eketahuna, has several properties for sale in town and country PHOTOGRAPHY. THE CUBA STREET STUDIO, WELLINGTON. MRS R, HERRMANN Begs to announce that she is conducting tho [well known Photographic Studio opposite Te Aro House, and that tho public may rely upon a high standard of < ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches being maintained. Visitors should make a point of inspecting tho Vestibule of the Cuba Street Atelier when they are in Wellington. It is the nearest to the Te Aro Railway Station, ; THE CHILDREN'S POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER The charming effects and lifelike portraits of children which have emanated from Mas He'bbmann's have gained tho Studio a reputation which attracts to it by far the greater portion of this department of art in, Wellington 1 . Special attention Is drawn to the'showcase of children's portraiture at the Te Aro Railway Station as well as, to the samples in the Vestibule in Cuba Street. ENLAEGEMENTS-eitherin black-and-white, or in colours-a leading feature,:'". Nori'r-One Dozen Cabinet Photographs and an Enlargement for a Guinea I Life-like accuracy and.perfection of finish Guaranteed in every case, . . Copying and Enlarging from tiny old Photograph with special earc. ... All Work at Particularly Moderate Chartis.