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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4470, 14 July 1893, Page 4

R. PINHEY, (forhbrlv with w. hawk), BEOS to notify the public of Mastcrton that bo lias procured a comfortable LaNDAD Oakriaoe, which ho will run to and from the Railway Station, to meet all trains,' Trivate parties can hiro tie Carriage on the most reasenwle terms, Kotk—All orders left withMr EUiutt Saddler, will be promptly attended to WIPE YOUR FEET! b NO MOKE o DIRTY, "tmODJ)Y" ti DOORMATS. THEnew registered Wellington Coir Yarn Grooved Mat is the best and most useful Mat yet made, Why? Because it not - only most effectually brushes the dirtoff tho solcs.but also off the sides of the shoeß, and' tho 3rH, falling into the grooves, can very d easily be ahakonor swopt out, and not, like tho ordinary rant, become a malted mass of cloggy dirt. They ore made vory Blrongond durable./and arenot olumsy and heavy, so that noithcrm'ißtressnormaidneed dread the shaking of' the nasty dirty door-mat.' And they will not shake to pieces—tho untimely end of the imported shoddy door-mats. i This unique mat may ho obtained through tho principal storekeepers intheWairarapa, hmnton mi Bob Makers (Wholesale Only) BEN.UANKS & CO., Coir Mat and Matting Manufacturers, 43, Casimudgb Terrace, Wellihotoh, New Zealand.

VEEY SPECIAL, US T CLUEED--3 WAREHOUSEMEN' Stocks of LADIES'and GIELS' Straw and Felt Hats, cvctj shape imaginable, Seal and Cloth Jackets and Mantles, 81 dozen Ladies' and Childrcns' Ulsters and Macintoshes, allot which we arc offering at less than half tho ordinary READY MONEY DRAPER & CLOTHIER, (Opposite Club Hoto MASTERTON

PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, PLVNOS. PIANOS, I ALWAYS have several first-class Pianos for sale at moderate prices, and invito inspection. Second-hand pianos bought or exchanged, Inßtrumentß carefully repaired. WILLIAM WHITT, Furniture Warehouse, Quesn-Btrcet Masterton. C, WINCHESTER BAKER AND OONFECTIONEB, THE BLUE HOUSE THE NEW DINING IlOOMia'now open to the public, whero FIRST CLASS MEALS-aro supplied at the uniform chargo of OWE SHILLING. Breakfast, 8 to 9,80 a.m. LrwcriEON, 12 to 2 p.m., and Tea, from hvo o'clock, SOT PIES, TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA Every Evening, tid j and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS With Tea or Ooffeo at all hours