Good ITimes !I|Good«[Thnes ! Good3|Time3!! Glad Tidings !Glad Tidings ! Glad Tidings ! New Times! New Ttmes! New Times! TiHE NEW TIMES CASH BOOT AND : X SHOE MARKET. Grand opening announcement. Owingto the magnificent success that lias attended our now celebrated New Times Cash Boot and Shoe Market in Wanganui, it has been absolutely imperative for us to obtain new and'enlarged premises in which to carry on our greatly increased business. Our new shop specially built and arranged to meet this demand was opened on Tuesday last,- the 6th instant, with the finest assortment of Boots and shoes in the North Island, so. that .visitors to our shop will not find, this diffljculfc, of ..belief, no. trouble having been, spared on our part to obtain Boots suitable for every class of people. Our Cash system, Ismail profits, and quick returns, combined iwith ' the great, fact that we are manufacturers and direct importers, enables us to offer all' classes of Bo6ts at fully 50 per 'cent below. 'any house in Wanganui, tfius saving to the -public the profits of that "genus" now known as the middleman. We have bought from the' Trustees of Messrs Ashtori and Hamilton's estate, Wellington, Un immense stock of Boots. The prices we shall offer them at affords not the slightest criterion of their real value, in some cases there are reductions of over 100' per cent on the manufacturers' cost. The Boots made i>y ourselves, got up in style and material, exactly.,, suitable for the people, of the colony, are lower in price and vastly better in wear, than any similar goods offered in the town. The mere novice, the acute Judge, is at once impressed -with the truth o£ the above', on, the first ■ inspection. ;We have prepared a price list which will astonish even our old friends, and the prices quoted ,will .be precisely the same as those paid inth'e BhopV •"■,'• . ■ j :•• ''■ -'I •■:• '■ .■/:>■ ■ I Ournewpricelist ; Read, arid.well digest it.' Ladies' kid boots from... ...' 5/11 Ladies' slippers from '. ' ... ■•... '2/6 Ladies' walking slioes from... ... • ... :1 7/6 Ladies' lasting boots from ... 6/6 Ladies' house boots from ... 3/11 Ladies' .balmorals from ... 8/11 Girl's kid boots from ... 4/6 Girl's kid shoes from 4/6 Girl's slippers from . 2/6 Women's day boots ... ' ... 7/6 Women's caff elastic sides ... 9/6 Women's high lace boots, own make ... 10/6 Men's strong watertight^ '.. ... 10/6 Men's nailed shooting boots, ... .... 18/6 Men!s"elastic sides from ' ... 10/6 Men's strong bluchers, from 5/11 Boy's nailed lace boots,' lo to 13.:. ... 6/6 Youths'.nailed lace boots, I' to 5... ' ... 7/6 Girls' copper toes, 4 to 6 -. 2/ll Girl's copper toeß, 7 to 9 ... 3/11 Girl's copper toes, 10 to 13 ...4/11 Maids' dairy boots, Ito 2 ... ...' ... 6/6 Men's walking shoes from ... 8/6 Men's slippers, from ..,-2/6 Gents' balmorals from 14/6 Infants' boots 1000 pair to choose from .6 ', They come as a, boon and a blessing to man, omvslip'pers; our' snooters, our heavy nailed bluchers, at 5/11,, made either to fit Tom Thumb or the Chinese Giant, at, the New Times Cash Boot and Shoe Market,' R. Hannah & Co., proprietors. ' Colts' six shooters are in great demand in Egypt, so are our 13/6 shooters in Wanganui, at. the New Times Cash Boot and Shoe Market, B. Hannah & Co., proprietors. ' • The electric light is perhaps the greatest feature of - the present age, the opening of theNew Times Cash Boot & shoe Market will be a great event in Wanganui. R. Hannah & Co., proprietors. . . i Slaughter of , : .Europeans in Egypt, slaughter of innocents in Parliament, immense' slaughter in the boot trade at tho .New Times Qagjj B O ot and Shoe Market, R. Hannah & Co., proprietors. J A clear head; dry "feet, and a great' bargain are at once secured by purchasing your boots at the New Times Cash Boot and Shoe Market, R! Hannah & Co., proprietors. ', Boots for the bush warranted perfectly ■watertight at the New Times Cash Boot and Shoe Market,.E. Hannah £ Col, proprietors. j Please remember the sale opens on Saturday, the 9th September, and will last for, one month only. The trade in general can now be supplied with anything in the shape of leather, grindery, and uppers. Also saddlers of the city arid district will please bear in, "mind that, they can be supplied with any kind of harness leather they require at tbe New Times Cash Boot and ahoe Market. j ■■■» B. HANNAH & CO., ' j Proprietors. • j,. . . ! ;,.. ;T," NICHpLAS •TVESIEES to inform bis customers and tbe *J public of Wanganui . that be is now in a position to supply the people's wants iyith the best of-, goods at the lowest prices in Groceries^. Ironmongery, Crockery,' Glass and' B -i.t'liware j also, 'Patent Medicines Perfumpry, Stationery, all school requir sites, &c. k T. Nrbegs to call special attention to bis stock of Teas, which is of the best' quality obtainable in the colony, and, as everything requires testing to prove it, T. N. is' confident that if tbe inhabitants of Wanganui 1 will give his Tea a trial, the test will prove to be satisfactory. : T. N. also would remind the public that Cash purchasers will find •it to their advantage to visit the Establishment, where they will -have a Liberal Discount given for caih. -: . , ■ , ;-'.'. 'E NICHOLAS,! Corner Victoria Avenue and Guy ton-street MONEY TO LEND, in sums to suit bor rowers: Apply to G. McCaul, Victoria Avenue. , nnHE NEWZEAIANP '::-:'- \ SHIPPING COMPANY' ..' .' UpSi ■ - LINE. ;j,jSj|c?l — ■%UT —^"'"~'*< WOOL SEASON, 1882-3. I 1 \ The following Wgh-classed 111 iron clipper ships are ap. pointed to sail from Wellington for JJondon daring tile season, carrying passengers and all descriptions of cargo at current lates : — . — . Sbips. Tons Class. Master Sate. : Cooleen ... 629 100 Al Bartley ... Nov. OtaUi ... 1014 do Holbeache to follow Wanßanui 1077 do Watt ... do Orari ... 1011 do Worster ... do and other first class vessels to follow as re quried. freight and Passage arrangements can bqmode at the Head Office, Chrißteliurcu, or at any of til Branches in New Zealand. Apply, in Wellington, to the NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., lilillTEl Cnstomhotma Quay. ANGANUI BEICK 3?ABDS, Close to St Jolm's Platform. W WARWICK^ Pwprieto.)
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 28 October 1882, Page 1
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