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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4501, 19 August 1893, Page 4

STAH HOTEL QUBBN-STKE&T, MA3RMOS. H. R. LOW, . Proprietor IN TAKING possession of the STAB HOTEL, 1 beg to Worm the public of Mantcrton and District ttat no Jots popular resort. Bpioial attention will be paid to the re quiromenta ol Boarders and Vieitorc. Only the best brands of will be kept Stabling and Paddocks H. B~ TL.OW COBB AND CO BEG to inform the resident) of Mau riceville and eurrounding district that they hare purchased Mr W. Vile' Coaching business, and hope by civilitj and attention to merit a share of th predecessor. Farer and time of startin as usual until forte notice. POBB & CO, Maurioovtllo. P.B-All orders entrusted to 0. & 0 will receiye Immediate attention ' FTEK being nearly twenty yeare r l. the employ of Mr W. Perry, have takon over his KURIPUNI BUTCHERY, And hopo by civility and attention t buslnesßto obtain a iair share of th patronage ol the people living in Master ton and Kuripuni. Every description of MEAT OP THE BEST QUALITY vill be kept, and bolc WILLIAM MORRIS FAMILY BUTOfIKR, Kuripuni , Mastbrmj WALTER PERRY, F AMJL Y BUTOHEI QwtfrStntt, Mmkrton, BEOS to thank the public for theii continual support during the man] yours he haa been in busiDsss, and to in' form them that having s"jd his Mastertoi Business to • MR. CHARLES HUGHES, he bogs to rocomraend him to their notice and to solicit for him a continuance of th< patronage wjich has been accorded, in thi IN ccnnection with the above, bavin, purchased Mr Perry's business, I bp| to solicit a continuance of the support a onrj accorded to Mr Perry, and by oivilft and keeping thu best ot meat of all ae tcriptions, to provn that I am worthy o tho patronage so long givon to my prede censor. CHARLES HUGHES, FAMILY BUTCHER, Cornor of Queen and Church Streets, MABTEKTON Central Shaving Saloon A. WHITE & CO. BEG to announce that they have nov commenced business as H AIRDREBBERS & TOBACCONIST! in the commodious premises lately occtt pied by Mb Geo. Saoe. OLD FRIENDS ahd NEW FACES will be m .corned, and patrons will fini the Central Saloon second to none ut Bfaatorton for COMFORT, CLEANLINESS, aw CIVILITY. ANTIONETTE STERLING'S Recalls the association of the DRESDEN tfIANO COMPANY with the historio conceits of PATEY, KOWALSKI, OVIDEMUSIN, LOUISE TAHNEB, EDUAfID SHABF. Wellington, 6th July, 1803. MB M. J. BROOKES, Manager the Dresden Piano Co,, Wellington. Sin,—lt has afforded mo great pleasure to perform on tho grand piano supplied by your Company to the MADAME STERLING concerts here, Its singing quality of tone in nificcct bas3 and a treble of exceptional beauty, Bake it most suitable for any large building. ' With a hope that my recommendation may bo of service to ;ou, Believe me, Yours very truly, MAYHABGOOD, Sole Fianiste, Madame Sterling's Concert Party, PIANOS and Organs, By practically every leading nsker in tho world, on Mil! PAYMENTS, from 20s monthly. TIME PAYMENTS, from 20a monthly, Sheet and Book Musio a speciality. DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LAMBIONQUAYMANDON.ST, WHiinioroii, AOENTS! Jisrsßiox Hoon & Jomsios. lasnow F.H.Woon,

AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON DRAPEUY DBPAETMENT-WehaJO the honour to inform our customers that we have now opened our new goods in all departments and with increased yjlities, and bv keeping a more extortBi °e Block than heretofore, including many new lines, we ore now in a position to meet cieaJfg trade. New Dr<? ((Goods in all the leading colours and most fashionable materials, Flannelettes, PlaidiiiKs, Skirtings, Serges, Flannels, &o , White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling and Bush Hugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in the newest styles and shapes. DerABTMENi.— "A New Departure."—Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats, made to measure, with or without Oapes, and in any style required; all sewn Beams, and guaranteed thoroughly nterprn-jf for 655, 653,755, 80s, and 84s, Also a splendid stoe'e of Waterproofs and Oilskins on hand," Working Men" you can select the material, and have your Shirts m?de of Cotton, Linen, Union Leathering ana All-Wool Shirtings. Those aro' made by a firs Mass Shirtmaker, and being welwiapb, not thrown together, will stand rough wear. I'rices from to to 10s 6d, Also Gents' UnderFlannels, Drawers, Night-Shirts,' etOij. "Made to Order," Just received a]' 1 n Meu's, Youth's and Boys' SnitJ, Trou« era and Overcoat. : This clothing is indoubtodly the very besV valued tba "arket, also no? Uiider-Gar""> B " **«•■ oots, and shoes, oto. ■ INSPECTION INVITEE BY GEO,JOHNSTON, "HOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL MERUHANT, DlttKOT IMPORTER, , QobiN'SlMst, MABTERTON, QENBBAL BTOREKEEPEB SIAUIUCKYILUfi