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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4768, 9 July 1894, Page 3

[DEPARTURE. FOR some tiinopast ithas impressed us that it would meet the convenience of many of our customers who requiroonly small quantities of Vegetable and Flower Seeds were we to meet this demand. '-■ This WE -HAVE "ARRANGED TO DO, and CAN,ITCH supply-. ■ : ' : : : 'V,::;; : . ;V , l/etjeteble Seeds :M 3d '■"■ PEE PACKET. -,; Flower Seeds at Id PER PACKET. Most of the Seedshavo been grown and areall packed by NIMIVIO & Blair, Dunedln. lliosc who require larger lots of Vcget- . able Seeds than wo can give for 3ay V or more Flower Seeds than wo . cangiv'efor 2d, canktcour usual_ size packets at • ; '■'■■■ ordinary price. ' Note! We wish you particularly, to' ' •,'■ note that. tho. quality'of'the Seeds will in no way suffer though the price has been re ' ' : ' duced, : FROM THE WAIRARAPA FAR' MERS'CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, . ■ ■ : [Ltd.] EX. COPTIC. 12 TRUNKS' WINTER BOOTS, WINTER SHOES,, : WINTER SLIPPERS, i AND LADIES'EVENING SHOES.

TRUNKS OF BOSTOCK'S CELEBRATED BOOTS & SHOES. Men's Watertight*. Boys and Girls School Boots from tlio best Colonial Makers ARRIVING EVERY WEEK. NORWEGIAN SLIPPERS from Is Gd. Speciality.—Scotch Kip Watortjghts, English Solo Leather (own make.) J. CARPENTER Boot Warehouse. GEO. HERON, General Produce Dealer, • Hail Sthkei, • MASTERTON,.. WAIRARAPA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS. OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver _ Print Enlargements, from C.D.V. to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface.' PORTRAITS: Three-quarter and Full Length Cabinets, beautifully finished. Equal to tho best in tho Colony, for: 7s Gd Half Dozen) O/ -, „ Family Gkovp Vignettes with En- ■ or Mat-Opal Surface; nlsofiuislied Oil or Water Colours. Yicws taken in town or country. On Sale! The best assortment of Maori Photos in New Zealand. THOS.E. PRICE, MASTERTON. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT akd BUILDING SOCIETY.

THE Society is prepared to grant . LOANS—repayable by instalment or otherwise—on approved freehold or leasehold securities, mid to 11ECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Terms on Application J. B. KEITH, Manager. JAMES MUIR, COACHBUILDEII, ENGINEER, EA1{1IIE11& GENERAL BLACKSMITH. IHE old-established Steam Coach . Factory has long ken known as a place whore work of every description is executed at moderate prices by lirst-' class tradesmen only, and it is my intention to sec that this reputation is up-1 held. ' The different departments nro under my personal supervision, and only thoroughly practical men are employed By the extensive use of steam power and machinery lam able to quote the lowest market prices without resorting to the use of inferior materials and workmanship. My shoeing at 5s per set for cither steel or iron shoes is undoubtedly the best and cheapest in Mastcrton as is proved by the larsoandincrcasiue trada In the Engineering department I am prepared to oxecuto work of every desr iption at Wellington prices. In coaehbuilding nothing but the best material (carefully selected) is used and his combined with honest workmanship and the latest designs j enables mc to turn out work second to none in this province. The paint shop is under the control of a first-class coach painter and for price and quality of workmanship stands unrivalled in tho Waira'rapii, JAMESMUIR ZEALANDIA axd COCKATOO WOOLPIiESSES, ~ Queen Stuhkt, Mjwtehtosl Revolving Shutter, Venetian and Wire Blind Factory. 105, Upper Willis Street, Wellington J. Andrews, Proprietor. I J ANDIJEWS, (late Pethcrick & Co.) ut V begs to inform the residents of tho Wajrarara and tho public gcnerally,that hois constantly manufacturing Bevolving Shutters, Venetian and Wire Blinds, which he is'prepared to Ripply oil the shortest notice st reasonable prices. - ""'descriptions of BLINDS" made and I popped at Lowest Prices,, APackingCaifrlMwy AihuM.' Ljiddcrrwobbing.Cording, andwvll mater- ■■■;;. ;i ialf»r repairs always in stock; , i Esttatcs ; giyen on"appli(iftiii)fl-