Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4763, 3 July 1894, Page 4

-FKEMICOL tchmaker, Jewellerj & ' Optician/' i ' oAS..picasure.}ii_arm6unciuig.r_tlia hr- . - rival - of. tlio following- New Goods!— Ladies' Gold \Yatchcs, ITob'Alfjerts, latest Gblfll/BroOclics, (set with. chryspprasc. and pearls); .Gold Links; Silver Brooches; etc.' Also A Few Novelties in Sterling Silver anil Elccti'o-platcd Goods Suitable for presents; All Goods Marled in-Plain Figures, and at a Moderate.'- Prices; ■ Inspection kfitejkTHE WATCK ASD fetvELllißY EIiPAM'B ivi)l bojjjsgnally attended to. ■; ' s&XI THE ADMESS- ' ' ' ' Alfred Nicol. .. 67,'Willis sheet • Wmlixoton. T. PEOCTOR THE WAIRARAPA DRAPER, IS now selling at his Eketa- ' lrana brancli: Men's Nailed Shooteiis at 7/6 a paid. And Selling a Lot of Them, tool Ho is also selling a line of Girl's Kid Elastic Side Boots at 3/6. Also a lot of Mon's Watorproof Coats, very much under the usual prices.: and Ladies'too! Ladies' Black llibbcd Uashmcro Hose, At l/« Just Fancy! Leather Laces at a penny a pair. Black and Drab Felt Hats at Is and 2s . each, such as arc sold elsewhere for prices ranging from 5s to 8s 6d, Men's Colonial Knitted Woollen Sox, at I/-, or three pairs for 2/6. And lots of otherlines whichwilibo referred to in "our noxt." TEBJIS! Cash Only; That's What Does It. T. PROCTOR.

EKETAHUNA. Q t rpiLLEARD Architect, Hall-Street ; Mustci'ton, ■ Axd at Pahiatua, - Central Shaving Saloon. A.'WHITII'&CO. 'D EG to announce that they have now jD commenced business as. HiIRDBESSHna AND ToiJACCONISTS, in tlic commodious premises lately occupied by Mi: Geo. Saoe. OLD EMENDS and NEW PACES will bo welcomed, and patrons will find the Cbnxhat. Saloon second to nouo, in ■ Mnstcrton for ' COMFORT, CLEANLINESS, AND OIYILITY. ' 0. HUGHES, Queen Street. Mnsterton. Highest Price given For Hides, Sheepskins, and Tallow. mmjmsmo., 161, Cuba stkket, Wellington. BILLIARD TAELE MAXUFACTUEEBS And Solo Makers of tlio' PATEST..CoLD'ItESIBII No Low 'Excelsior' Cushion. NOTE.— All our fables arc made and finished after the most approved English design, and fitted with thick bolted slato beds, covered with best West of England Cloth/ and all the latest improvements, _ Intending purchasers would do well, in considering their own interests, by inspecting the (able recently put up in the Working Men's Club. The Low ' Excelsior Cushion runs very fast, is- noiseless and is the only reliable Cushion with an almost squaro face manufactured true to angles; niul wo challenge our Cushions against any of those imported. These Cushions can bo fitted to any table for the sum of £ls 15s. Cloth, Balls, Cues, and every requisite in stock-, at cheapest prices. Billiard, Dining Tables, and- Bagatcllo Tables mado to order.

■ [A CABD.J " Wa. ft Cook] [Wh.Giuy COOK & GRAY, WELLINGTON : ixi> AUCKLAND, Public AccoufjTAHTS, Thade As3lonees, FISiNOIUi AOBNiVCoiLECIOBSjEIC. : A CCOUNTANOY work undertaken j[\- 'of all descrijitions; 'Anditing'-ifor public and private companies. Trades-, men's books kept nnd balanced. Estates realised- \vith economy and .promptitude. The accounts a speciality. Agcntsn])pointccltlu'ougliput the Colony, Australia, and London,, .(Collectors for tlic Court of Bankruptcy, Auckland), Agents for absentees, loans negotiated, business and properties disposed of, ;; COOK & GRAY, Bannatync's Buildings, A. M.P, Buildings Featlicrston-strcct. Qnccn-street, Wellington.' 1 Auckland. ', OPENING NOTICE, MESSRS P¥HEUROS, DESIRE to inlorm the public of aster- ,. ton: and settlers in .the surrounding distTict, that they will, on and after the 31st of March, open thoir , luomndEHi new btables, The stable contains*twenty-six stalls,;six . boxes, 'waiting room/ and' every other convenience.' ' ik, or month, . Landau carriages on hire bi or week ;\hOoded;stogloj"