Revolving Shutter, Venetian and Wire Blind Factory, 105, Upper Willis Street, Wellington. -J. Andrews, Proprietor. J ANDREWS (latoPetheriok&Co.) • Uftfro fninfftwn of fha he is constantly manufacturing Bevolv' ing Shutters, Venetian and Wire Blinds, which he is prepared to supply on the All descriptions of BLINDS made and Eepaired at Lowest Prices. l Packing Caw Factory Attached, Ladder-webbing, Cording, and all mater* ial for repairs always in stock Estimates pren on application 21 /■ 21/' GOTO * it 1 * y Cuba Streeti Wellington, FOR ONE DOZEN CABINETS AND AN ENLARGEMENT£I:I: 0 NOTICE TO WAIRARAPARIANS. JP YOU VISIT TH EMPIRE CITY
THIS SEA'iON BEFORE PUECHASING ELSEWHERE CALL AT SHORTT'S AUCTION BOOMS 57, WILLIS-STHEET, WELLINGTON, EE IS BOUND 10 HAVE WHAT YOU WANT. AND SO SAVE MONEY. GEO. HERON. General Produce Dealer, Hall Stbebt, MASTERTON. PRESERYINE KEEPS Milk, Butter, Meat, Fish, Jam, Beer, Junket, Fruit, Wine, Soup, In fact every article of food or beverage iu which it is used. pEESEEVINE is free from taste or JT colour, therefore it has nothing objectionable about it in any way. Pbesebvine (fj| ) l' a t! Sa h l t CaC ! l 18 SOLD IX jW" CaCl tllb packets at 2/o each Sole Agent— WM. 0. FITZGERALD, Wholesale Chemist, The Plmrmaey, Fitzgerald's Corner, Willis-street, Wellington. Opening Notice. Messes j. hood and co. beg to announce that thoy have opened up a Tobacconist and Hairdressing Saloon in promise adjoining their Confectionery Establishment in Queen-street, Masterton, where they will be happy to receive a visit from their numerous friends, A Fihst-class Haibdbesseb has been secured to take charge of their handsomely fitted room. A splendid stock of Tobaccos, Cigars, Pipes, Pouches, and other articles, comprising ono of tho best assorted stocks of Tobacconists' Goods overseen in tho Wairarapa. Novelties o/Emiy description. J. HOOD.& CO., Hairdressers and Tobacconists,
Queen-street, Hastcrton. Painting, Paperhanglng, HOUSE DECORATING, Signwrlting,Glass Embossing; etc. IF you require really first-class work go' TO J. WARD. The oldest established painter in Masterton," who is prepared to guarantee satisfaotio in all wort entrusted to him, TELEGRAPH LINE. MASTEETON-TE-NUI AND . CASTLEPOINT COACH. '• Gr. DAYSH Begs i« announce to the settlers of I . the Wairarapa, and East Coast Districts, and the travelling public, that on and after Monday, 9th inst,, he will rufi a coaeh from Masterton to Te Nui and Cashpoint, leaving tlio Clib Hotel, Masterton, on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 a.m., and picking .up passengers where required, returning on Tuesdays and Fridays, reaching Masterton at one o'clock. Parcels and luggage at lowest rates. Booking office at Hood & Johnston's, : ■ Queen-street, Masterton. Tlio carriage of heavy goods-wool, etc.—will be undertaken to and from all parts of the distriot with, the same amount of caro and attention which has hitherto been given to this business. Gr. DAYSH. PEobiETOR.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5210, 20 December 1895, Page 4
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455Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5210, 20 December 1895, Page 4
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