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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4503, 22 August 1893, Page 2

C, WINCHESTEB BAKER AND QQNFEOTIUNER, THE BLUE HOU^E MASTEKTOK, THESEWDINiNGKUOMisnow open to t'lo it here HIRBT MASS MEALS m «opp'ied •* the uo"orm oWysuf ONE'REKjIIM. E?BiKP*sr, 8 to 9.T r..m, LdnciTOS, ?Jto2p,m„and Tjm, from live o'o'ook, EOT PIES, TEA, 00FYEE 'AND COCOA Every Evening, til; end LIGHT BEFBESHMENTB W;& Tea ot OoffeeaM) hours

J CEINTK A L DINING ROOMS) QUEEN STREET UASTBETON. mHOSE oommodioas Dining Booms lie 1 open to the publia on Sundays aud during the week, WeekDrtya. Br.EAKFABT-7.30t08.30) SUNDAYS: LUHOHEON—I2 t;il2 Bto 9,12101, TEI-5t06,3Q j sto 6, ALL MEALi U. Hot Flu u4 Coßee every evening from 8 o'clook,. Bread, Cou'eotionery and Fanoy Oooda m osnaL

OLUB HOTEL LIVBRI AND BAIT STABLES. MASI'ERTUtf, W.HAWKE. PBOPEIETOB. Begs to inform the travelling public sad settlers of the disfaiot that he has made ntuble?, which Trill now lie found replete with ev"7 centenience thut travellers nr owners of horses can desire, A. fink olau collection ot ita"gtes, Carriagea and reliable Saddle florae] constantly on hire at moderate r&,3j. Every attention paid to the requirements of Commercial Tnvellen. The 'Favorite" Bus meets every train. SKODRB PADDOCKS.

inhabitant of Maiterton and the the old'OsUwod btwnejs formerly carf'M on by Mr W. He'll, and BOlicit a couliunance o! tlialßi>;:iorl vtWch hag been so liberally eccovded to Imi w the past, THE LIVERY DEPACTMENT will bo under our peisonal supervision, aud every attention will be paid to «!1 borsos placed iu our cnargo. •S»DDLB HOB9BS and BUGGIKSon sire at Moderate chafes. Te egramsfrora tow iicical travellers promnlly attended to. OdiM Erolen to Saddle or Harness with the utmost caro and satisfaction guaian« test 1 . ADUS will ran to meet ALL TRAINS as hevete'ore. Noie-T.'ie Tem<*. and. Castlepoint COACH wi" vrai as nsnal. and. will be in cuavjie oi' a competent ni'd popular driver, who c»u he ve'itd on io pay evevy attention (o passengers aud goods, PARCELS entrusts to onr oare will bo carried ai moderate rales, WELLED BROS* LETT'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. MAbTURTON TOCASTLEPOINT. LEAVE Cn» Hotel end Po;i Office, Masteuton, ut 3 a.m. m Tuesdays and Eiliip forTftt'e™, Ynv',, aod Ca'.tlepoint; iein>'i).i).'( Hn C&sllejHXK at 6 a.'». on Wetadiijs aud.Sairieays, reashinj Waste: ion in lime to catoh the afternoon train to We'lingioj, Mastei.'ios to Fomwood, Ea3t Com, Leave Mssiei io.i at 7XO a, n. oa Tuesdays and F.idavj, calling at Lee's Elairlogie Hoxl foi'liuich (bo,h jOßL'oy), returning from Homewood r i SXO a.m', o'l Wednesdays mi Saturdays in tiue to catoh tie 3,10 p.m. tain b WJ ,: -jgtoo. MASTiRTOXTOBBiKOBrKni. A eoaveyanos leave'; Masterioa V f.tOfflw evcy Sosdai }lasx.m ai seven o'clock tor Brancepeib, retains to Mesterlon at 5 pan, anytime by teltgra n or !e.;er, T. P.LBTT. I roprieror. COBB AND CO ijEG to infcim the residents of MauJj riceville and turrouodinj; discrete that they h<we punjlused Mt W. Vi'c's Coachiitjj anil hope by ciu'iiy and attention to tiietii a share o'ihe patronage '.o liberally betto.ieu on the'i predecessor. Fare* ped t'we of starting at naual until fnrJ)e:ooi ; co. ?OBB&CU,Mf«i i cevll!e, P,S—All orders e«7wU!hic<-. to 0, &Oo will receive Immediate attention AVINO disposed ol my carrying bus!.__L ness to Mr Alfred Coy, I vi to solicit for bim a continuance of the publio Bupport so liberally accorded to me, D.S, DALGETiy. Having urohasedMr.DalgeUy's express bu'incssltri'si to be accorded a share of the patronage o! the public, and that by civility and prompt attention io orders io merit a continuance of th° same, All jralns. attended, commeroial travellers, theatrical and other business eieouted with the Htmost despatch and cm Country orders will have rny special attentio), (V./i may kkji with Mr J, IFiHiams, Tobacconist. ALFRED COY, CARRIER .. .. MABTERTON AUTUMN asd WINTER BEABON Dsapehv DEFABTMEKi-Webate the honour to inform our cusioiners that we have now opened our new goods in a]l departments and with !>joveased 'aeiiii'e.i, and bv keeping a more esiansi e sloo'jcthanhei'eto'6?e, inclutliu^maoy the requirement! of wtroor and oar incieaspg Ude. New Dm iiGoodi iu all i the Ming colours and moat fajibinoable | materials,' Flannelettes, Plairjiiup, Skirti'<2s, Serges, Flannels, Ao.Wiila and itirey Blarkoti : all via, Travelling and Bush f.ujs, Ladies Jtokeh and Ulsters in the nowest ctyJea and shapes. CteflM DBfiSI«JST,-"A flew Departure."—Gentlemen's Watevproo! Coats, made to measure, with or wilbout Gapes, sol ; u any style required; all sewn seams, and guaranteed tflcroojb'y inttrpm'j.' .'or 53a, Gss, 75a, 80i, aud Hi, Alio a ffplard-'d swe'u l ? Wateipvoofsard Oilskins on band," Worth'?. Men " you can ce'.eci the material, and iir.ve yoar Sliirhi "w»Jfl of Cotton. L ! ne:i, Ui: : ori Lnatheriue, aoa A!!«WobI b'liriiugs. These aro made by a fivst-o'ass Shirtmaker,andiifiK(iWiU'J(APs,nqt thrown together, \7i'l t>taud weir, frices from 4s to 10a6d. A'w Giata' UnderFlannels. Drawee, N:((hc-ijh ; rij, etc, '• Made to Order," Just received a spler-d'd aseo.'tment of Kaiapo' Oloth.ng, in Men's, Youth's and Boys' Suits, Tvou« sere and OverooaM. Thli clothing is undoubtedly the very best value iu tha market, also rev Undcr-Oarinenta, Hits, Boots, and tiboes, eio. IHfjPKOTtIiK INVIIBD BT GEO, JOiJiNISTON, WHOLESALE ANf) RETAIL GJITO'I) MEKOIIANT, PiltKU'J' IMPCiKTEfi,. QpßtwiiJtWi IiASTEBtO'u; -