JAMES MUIB, Conchbuilder, Engineer, and General Blacksmith. THE old-established Steam Onach Factory haß long been known as a place whoro wotk of every description is etecuttd at moderate prices by first olass tradesmen only, and it is my iutontion to see that this reputation is upheld. The different departments aro under my personal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men are employed. By the extensive use of steam power and machinery I tm able to quote the lowest market prices without resorting to theuso of inferior materials and workmanship, My shoeing at 5s per set for cither steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly the proved'by the largo and increasing trade I do. . I In the Engineering department, 1 Am prepared to execute work of every description at Wellington prioes. In coach building nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and this combined with honest workman' ship and the latest designs; enables me to turn out work second to none in this province, The paint Bhop is under tho control of a first-class coach paintorandfor price and quality of workmsnship fitanda unrivalled in the Wairarapa, james'muib, ZEALANDIA COCKATOO Wool Phksses, Queen Sibset, Mastertov. ANNUAL TAKINGGREAT REDUCTIONS is PRICE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Varying from 10 to 25 per cent. ALSOa lot of job lines at half price, Sale Prices Strictly Gash J.CARPENTEK FORSAIA
4,200 acres good sheep country, fenced and subdivided largo portion arable. Homostead close to township, 3,700 acres bush laud nil clear and in grass, • rich soil we situated, subdivided into oonvenieat paddocks, good buildings, a first-olass property. 640 acres bush land, partially improved. With small expenditure would make good farm capable of carrying about 1500 sheep. 410 acres bush land, all clear and well grassed, fenced and subdivided, now carrying 1200 sheep, 240 acres partially improved bush land. 100 acres bush land, fully improved, rich soil, well-grassed, good dwelling and {arm buildings, dbse to railway-station, suitablo for dairy farm. 70) acres partially improved bush land, excellent sheep country. 500 acres partially improved bush land. 820 acres partially improved bush land, 300 acres arable land, close to Masterton dwelling and farmbuildings J. B'KEITH, Masterton WAIRARAPA PHuTUGttAPHIO STUDIOS. OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, (rom O.D.V. to Life Size, finished with Eunmel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS \ THu>K.(JnAfITKK aki) Feh, Length Cabinets. Beautifully Finished, Equal to tho best produced in the Colony, for: 7d 6d Half Dozen \Q/ - . „ OdOneDownfO/ FIBSTC(OT ' Fajim Qeoui- Yioneites with Enamel Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in tYater or Ci 1 Colours,. Views Taken in Town ok Cobnut, On Sale 1 The bcßt assortment of Maoil Photos ill liew Zealand. 1 HOSv ED. PRICE, masterton. ZSTABI.IBHEP 5 YWKS. UASTLEPOINT ACCOMMODATION HOUSE.. [Laie Club' Horn. I SYDNEY ARTHUR PULL '8 again receiving visitors for the . Summer Season. Being situated within a stone's throw of the sea, the House is a splendid resort for Invalids and others, The House is well furnished and has every convenience, Sea-fishing in abundance. Lett's Koyal Mail coaches leave Masterton every Tuesday aid Friday morning at 8 o'clock, returning ip !hne to catch the afternoon train to Wei tngtoii on the following days, The rooms are being rapidly taken up, so tha early application is necessary to prevent disappointment. For terms and particulars, apply to S APULL, Proprietor. hAILWAi BOARDING HOUSE HALL STREET, MASTERTON, THE BEST Is TABLE IN THE .DISTRICT. BOARD AND LODGING £1 per wcei, paid in advance, ALL MEALS, OWE SHILLING. I BEDS, ONE SHILLING SmoMnqand Heading Boomt, PrimU Sitting Boom for Ladies. GOOD STABLING. t3*GOOD PADDOOSB. universal"boardjng HOUSE, QUEEN stbeet, MASTEBTOH.' I have pleasure in offoring to the ACCOMMODATION procurable in Masterton. The Universal Boarding House will be tinder personal supervis. ion and will be conducted in my well known liberal style. Tnonul and Cashpoint coaches all on Tuesday's and Fridays, and the Taueru and Brancepeth coach dn Sundays, FRED. WEIGHT Pboibiriob-
GEO; ANDERSON. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOEtI, MASTERTON. (OLE AGENT FOR Dmdin Al? pf Stout BOTTLED B? J, UILEY TAVHERBpiKAD
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4655, 22 February 1894, Page 2
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