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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4530, 22 September 1893, Page 2

Cabinet MAmANnUPHouMfIKK,:; |UBM STREET,. MASTJE^ON; /from .eip W; Toilet fohiers, VOouobes, Easy; Chairs, Teleicope and Plain: ; Dining Tables | Kitchen, Ocoaßional-'and Gipßy Ohairaj Iron and Wood Betbteadaj Spririg, Wire,' Kapok arid Flax Mattrasses. Everything In the trade manufactured on the prumieua, by oznorienced workmen-iibt by boya. A Aninsbdotion is reapectfully invitedj ard it will be proved that fully 15% can k mud on WELLINGTON PBIGES bypurthaßingatfrfffira Furniture bought orexohanged. Furniture on the Hire Byatem, NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS Noto the address—(Noxt to Bank of New Zealand) MASTEBTON | SEASON 1893. HIVE just received a first class assortment of GARDEN TOOLS. Parkca' Bright Steel Spades (all sizes) Ladies' Spades, Forks and Weed Fork Parke*' Drawing and Grafting Spades Digging, Manure and Potato Forks Eakoaand Hoes—all sizes Water Cress Rakes-3 and 4 prongs Hedge Shears, Lawn Mowers Broadcast Seed Sowers rianet jr. Combined Seed Sower and Plough. ""'■ EYGKYBODY SHOULD SEE CAPTAIN WARREN'S COOKING POT Coukßby steam—meat boiled,vegetable9 cooked and Puddings Boiled all in one vessel. - GE.DANIELLQUEEN STREET. MABTEBTON.

AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON Drapery Department-Wehave the honour to inform our customers that we have now opened our new goods in all departments and with increased !ar,ilities, andbv keeping a more extensi -e stock than heretofore, iocluding many new lines, wo are now in aposition to meet the requirements of wtronr and our incieasbg trade. New Dr? f iGoods in all the leading colours and most fashionable materials, Flaiinelettes,Plaidiii£iß, Skirtings, Serges, Flannels, &o , White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling and Bush Rugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in the newest styles and Bhapcs. Clothing Department.-"A Now Departure."—Oentlemen'a Wotorproof Coats, made to measure, with or without Capes, and in any stylo required j all sown soauiß, and guaranteed thoroughly waterprrvf for 555, Gss, 755, 80a, and 84s, Also a splendid stoc'< of Waterproofs and Oilskins on hard," Working Men "you, can select the material, and have your Shirts nHe of Cotton, Linen, Union Leatherine, ana All-Yfaol Shirtings, These aro made by a first-olaaa Shirtmaker,andßKi»fiWELMiAPE, not thrown together, will stand rough wear, wicea from 4s to 10s M. Also Gate' UnderFlannels, Drawers, Night-Shirts, etc, "Made to Order," Just received a splendid aseortmeut of Kaiapoi Clothing, in Men's, Youth's and Boys' Snits,Trousers and Overcoat. This clothing is undoubtedly tho very best value in tha nwH, also new Under-Garments, Hats, boots, and Shoes, etc INSPECTION IHVITED BY GEO. JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENER4L MEROUANT, DIKKOTIMPORTER, Qom-stMH, MABTESTOH, JAMES ELLIOTT Mdkr and Eammmakr, JOEEN-STRIiET WaSIERTON HAS in stock nt exceptionally favor- . able pricos, a splendid assortment Of OANTERBORY Horse Covbbs, a voiy lareelotuiOiiF and Kahoaroo skins for Lono Leouisos, first-class extra refined jSeatefoot On. An excellent assurtirent of Hunting and Ladiei)' Saddles, English and Colonial Harness, Bridles, Spurs, and Sundries, Pack Saddles, Shalt and Leading;

Repairs fe«wfed Promptly, Cartjidly, awl at Modtratt Kah at UTO EfiL(OTrs. OLUB HOTEL LIVER? ANP BAIT STABLES, MASI'EItTUJf. W. HAWKE, PROPMETUK. Begs to inform the travelling public and settlers of the district that he has made considflrab l : improvement in the above stables, which will pow be fsund replete with ev>7 ccnven'euae thhji fravellors ni owners of iiovsei can desire. A first olass collection ot haggles, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly on hire at moderate kum. Every sttenfcfon paid to the requirements of Commercial Travellers, The ' Favorite" Bun meets every train. BEOOBE PADDOOKB,

MABTIiBTONTOCASTI.EPOINT. . | EAVE Club Hfttel and Post Office, MasJU tertoß, at 3 a.in, on Tuesdays and Fridays for Taueru, Tinui, and Cashpoint; returning Km Castlepoht at 6 a,m, on Wednejdayß and Saturdays, reaching Mastertonfo afternoon train to Wollington. MABTBBTOK to Homkwood, East CoabJ. and Fridays, colling at Lee's Kairlogie Hotel /or lunch (both journeys), returning jro# {Jpjnewood a! 6.30 a.in, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, in timo to oatoh the 3.10 p.m. train t3 MaSTOTOK TO BnAKOEPEni, every Soma? Mornim at seven o clock for Brsncepetb, return ingtoMastortonotSp.m, anytime by telegram or letter, T. P. LETT, Ptopriesor. FOUSAIA 4,200 acres good sheep country, fenced and subdivided large portion arable, Home. stead close to township, 3,700 aorcs bush land all clear and in grass, lioh soil wel situated, subdivided into convenient paddocks, good buildings, a first-class property. 640 acres bush land, partially improved, With smaU expenditure vould make good farm capable of carrying about M 0 acres bush law], all clear nnd \ycll grossed, fenced and subdivided, now carrying 1200 sheep. !d0 acres partially improvedbush land, 100 acres bush land, fully improved, rich soil, well-grassed, good dwelling-and farm buildings, close to railway-station, eujtjbje fpr dairy farm, 00Aqrw partially improved bußhlandj (Dicellontshcepounlry, ''""■'• ' 00 acres partially improved bush land,'-. 20 acres par lially improved bush .land,' 00.acres arable-land, olose'to/MaateVton'i "■' dwelling *nd famibuiidings.-- ■&■: : .•->•. ':-; ; oJ.:K-KBlTH,«Mtertwj-. : v.:>.;fJ