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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4752, 20 June 1894, Page 3

|T^fH^pi|S;fali;v' Price Is6d,i ! BUY TQURgELLY- 1 MOULDS I i Pint. Price 2s 6d, FROM THE WAIRARAPA.EAR- ; MER'S CG-OPERATIYE I .'association,/.; . [Ltd,]' ■ EX. COPT ica '■•■mtSMS'--WINTER. BOOTS, , 'v ■ WINTER SHOES, WINTER SLIPPERS. I AND LADIES' EVENING SHOES. TRUNKS OF BOSTOCK'S CELEBRATED BOOTS & SHOES. Men's Watcrtights. Boys ami Girls School Boots from tlio best Colonial linkers < ARRIVING EVERY WEEK; • NORWEGIAN SLIPI'EKS from Is Gd, Speciality.—Scotcli Sip Wnterliglits, English Solo Leather (own make.) rtfilUUMMUfrl! Boot Warehouse. JAMES'MUIE, COACHBUILDEK, ENGINEER, FABMER& GENERAL BLACKSMITH.

f |YHE old-established Steam Coacl JL Factory liaslongbeen known a: a place where work o£ every dcscriptioi is executed at moderate prices by first class tradesmen only, audit is my in tcntion to see that this reputation is up hold. ..■■: ■■...!..'■ The different departments arc?' undo; oughly practical men are employed ■' ' By the extensive use of steam powc and machinery lam able to quote tlii lowest market prices without rcsortinj to'the use ol interior materials nudwork manship. • : My shoeing at 6s per set for eithe steel or iron shoe's is : undoubtedly fit best and cheapest in Mastcrton as i proved by the large and increasing trad I do. ■ ,: '■:':; '■ In the Engineering department I an prepared to execute work of every des cription at Wellington prices. In conehbuilding nothing but tliebes material (carefully selected) is used an tliis combined with honest workmnnshi and the latest designs; enables met turn out work second to nono in thi province. The paint shop is under the eontrc of a first-class coach painter and fo price nud quality of workmanship stand unrivalled in the Wairarapa. JAMEsMIR, : ZEAIiANDIIaxd COCKATOO ; ; WOOLPEESSES, . , Qoeen' Stkket, ' Masiebxo THE RALEIGH" G' LIGHT ROADSTEB ' ■ BIOYCLE. 4 LI patterna, al! ivejghts, from 2111 .Detachable'phain ; wheels to bvoi machine. Zimmerman the American Hie rides it, and makes a. record f railo i 26scc,and jmiloin 35500, besides wii uing over 100 first prizes this seaao Reynolds, the Auckland champion, tide it, and makes a New Zealand record ft 10-miles the first time he tries at Napiu , Every MicniNE Goaiunteko foh Tweiyb Months. ■■■•■ OWALOQUEB FROM , oW.M. SERVICE, ~' KiIUHaMUPIHUUD, ACOKLAHtf. ■• OPENINtt NOTICE. DESIRE to inform the public of ton and settlers in the 'surround!] district, that they will, on and after the 31 of March, open their ' !''" UAgkiFioEtir new btaileb. i The stable contains'twenty-sis Btalls, s ; loose boxes, room, ai .■: every other convenience. • , ; Horses' kept by tho day/wcek, or niont atreasobablecbai'gesi .'.'' I Horses Bbuofliand Sold on Commissios Horses broken to saddle and harness, ' Landau carriages ou hire by the hour, d or week f hooded; single and douldo buggii ; All telegrams and letters promptly otte ded to. i Oabb In Attendance on Armval of ■ I '•)! ■ ''<>'•' AiiToiiNg.* •' ! • : '-' and special, attention paid to travellers. ;' ■Hnnters~'ahdiother3''desirous,'duririg i hunting Benson, of getting comfortableloi boM's, l can-,now-..d0!;80,.by placing th ■horses hrkhe care of ~:.,„ ,•■.■ |MESSRS ; f[NHEYBEOS i These stables are not to be equalled in I Wellington province," ' ■' . ,-l . ;>:- ; 'r/- B.PINHEI;,".' ,will be found with his carriage in the to' Orders for' the r train- may bo left with Eiuoiij'B'addlerjiorat'. ;; ' : '• '•■"'■' ■■ ■ . {..niIitifBEiSTABLES,^V&,; : : \: -:'' (Opposite OcoiderttalEoiel); ■?? ■■ j Th'eiiv'ery Departiieiityillbe' iindef •■ managemeht;ofv;^fr-v;;v;v : :'"^ : :'L-i? 1 M»M^Ji^^PraHEY«S?i^^