JAMES MUm Coaclibuildei*, F.ni»ineer, / i Farrier and General Blacksmith. THE old-established Steam Ooa oh I Factor; has long been known as a 8 place whoro work of ovory description 8 is exeouted at moderate prices by ' class tradoamon only, and it is ray luten* tion to see that this reputation is upheld. < The different departments.are under my personal supervision, And only ■ thoroughly practical men are employed. By tile extensive ute of steam power 1 and machinery I am able to quote the ■ lowest market prices without resorting to • the use «f inferior materials and workmanship. My BhooingatOs per set for either steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly the best and cheapest in Masterton as is proved by the large and increasing trade I do. In the Engineering department, 1 am prepared to execute work, of every description at Wellington prices, In coach building nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and this combined with lioneßt workmanship and the latent designs j enables me to turn out work Becond to none in this province, The paint shop is under tho control of a firaUlasa coach painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in the Wairarapa, JAMES MUIR, PATENTEE ZEALANDIA AND ./ COCKATOO Wool Pbes! eb, Qfeen Street, Masterton, ANNUAL TAKINGGREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRIOE OF BOOTS AND - . SHOES, Yarying from 10 to 25 percent, AL3O- - lot of job lines at half price, Sale Pi ices Strictly i, Gash. J.CAEPENTEB FORSAIA
4,200 acres good sheop country, fenced and subdivided large portion arable. Homestead olose to township, • 3,700 norcs bush land all clear and in grass, - rich soil we situated, subdivided into convenient paddocks, good buildings, a first-class property. CIO acres bush land, partially improved. With small expenditure would make good farm capable of carrying about 1500 sheep. 440 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, rioh soil, well-grassed, good dwelling and farm buildings, close to railway-station, suitable for dairy farm. 70) acres partially improved bush land, excellent sheep country. 500 sores partially improved bush land. 320 acres partially unproved bush land. 800 acres arable land, closo to Masterton dwelling and farmbuildings J. B' KEITH, Masterton WAIP.ARAPA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS. OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, from O.D.Y. to Life Size, finished with Euamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS: TmE.QPARTKK AM Full LENOTH Oabineki. * Beautifully Finished. Equal to the best produosd in the Oolony, for: "SK£} 3/- *-««'• Family Grow Vwnettes with Enamel ' Mat-Opal Surface; also finished in ffaterorCi' Colours, Views Taken in Town or Codotby. On Bale I The tost assortments of Maori Photos In Kew Zealand.
1 HQS ED, PRICE, ESTABLISHED 5 YEARS, OASTLEPOINT ACCOMMODATION • HOUSE. [Late Club Hotel. | SYDNEY ARTHUR PULL IS again receiving visitors for the Bummer Season. Being situated ffithin a stone's throw of tho Be?, the Bouse is a splendid resort for Invalids and others, The Home is well famished and has every convenience. Sea-fishing in abundance. Lett's ltoyal Mail coaches leave Maatorton every Tuesday and Friday morning at 8 o'clock, returning in time to catch the afternoon train to Wei lington on th 9 following days, The rooraa are being rapidly taken up, bo tha early application is.necemy to prevent disappointment. For terms and particulars, apply to S APULL, Proprietor.
MILWA* BOARDING HOUSE BALL STREET, MA6TERTON. THE BEST 1b TABLE IN THiS DISTRIOT. ~ ~ '" NO ALL MEALS, OWE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING Smoking and Reading Rooms. PrivaU Silling Room for Ldits, GOOD STABLING. PADDOCKS, UNIVERSAL BOARDING HOUSE, QUEEN BIREET, MASTERTOH. 1 have pleasure in offering to the travelling public and boarders the BEST ACCOMMODATION procurable in Mastorton, The Universal Boarding House will be under peraonal aupetvis. ion and "will bo contacted in my veil known liberal style. Tnonul and 'Caitlopoint coaches all on Tuesday's and Fridays, and .the Taueru and Brancepeth coach on Sundays. GEO. ANDERSON. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROQEH, MASTERTON,: FRED. WRIGHT PBOPRBTOB. gOfcE AGENT FOR BOTTLED.®? TAtIHEItENIIM
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4657, 24 February 1894, Page 2
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664Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4657, 24 February 1894, Page 2
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