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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 82, 11 February 1879, Page 1

GREAT REDUCTION OF'PRICES JMPOIITANT NOTICE!! COPPINS' CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, -BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!COPPINS Begs to return his siuccro thanks to the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding' Districts for the 'ery liberal Patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, and begs to inform the public that lie has removed the wholeof his stock to his more Central Premises opposite the Council Chambers, and nearly opposite the Club Hotel, and is determined to offer the whole of-his Stock at such ezduceh prices, that cannot fail to give General Satisfaction. For Prices note the following I/ist; the sale to commence on the 16th, and to continue for One Month. Heads of Families arereqnestedto coll early and secure BARGAINS! Ladies' Kid E.S, from .. .. 7/8 Cashmoro .. „ 8/C Children's .. •• 2/6 do Cop. Toes „ .... 4/Ladies' Shoes 8/6 Gent's Colonial-made Wat. .. 18/do do Balmorals .. 18/do do Bluchers .. 9/G do Canvas shoes .. .. 6/6 -BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!TO SUIT THE TIMES !! 14 A D D & C 0., Merchants axd Importers, Land, Estate, & General Commission igenb, Lambton Quay. Wellington, Indents executed for .all classes of British and Foreign Merchandise. 31 rriHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING i COMPANY (LIMITED.) STEAM DIRECT TO ENGLAND. THE Magnificent full-powered, Clyde-built Steamer ST AD HAARLEM, 2,729 Tons Register, 450 horse-power, is appointed to sail from LYTTELTON to LONDON on the 10th yIPRIL next. This splendid steamer has superior accommodation fur all classes of passengers, having been built in 1875 for the Dutch East Indian Mail Service. She is fitted with every modern improvement. Her route will be via Cape Horn, or through the Straits of Magellan, and it is confidently expected slio will make tho passage in 45 days. The route chosen avoids all the discomforts of a protracted voyago through tropical waters, which are inseparable from the voyage through the Rod Sea and Suez Canal. An experienced Surgeon will accompany tho ship. For full particulars of freight and passage apply to NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, (Limited), Custom-house Quay. Wellington. Or to their Brandies and Agencies throughout the Colony. 39 mllE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Limited.) WELLINGTON. t Are prepared to make advances on tho Most FavoraoleTerms on the ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL, whether for shipmontto London or for sale in Wellington. At the request of a large number of growers, ESPECIALLY THE PRODUCER OP SMALL LOTS, the Company will, during tho ensuing season, hold WEEKLY AUCTION SALES OF. WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES AND TALLOW,at their new and commodious premises, Custom-house-quay, Every lot submitted will be carefully valued prior to the sale, thus affording the owners the satisfaction of knowing that no lots will be sacrificed, but that full market rates will be obtained,

The Company acting strictly as SELLING BROKERS ONLY is a further guarantee that ALL PRODUCE will realise its HIGHEST VALUE. The charges will bo moderate. On wool offered for sale and withdrawn the nominal charge isls per Me. On wool sold the following is the scalo Receiving, weighing, warehouse, and store jj of Id '{> ib. Repacking sample bales (when required) os jj? bale. Insurance—2s Cd I? cent, on market value. This charge protects the goods from the time they enter the warehouse, and is made in all cases, unless specially instructed to the contrary. Advertising for sale and cataloguing, 3d $ hale. Commission-On sale over £SOO, 1J per cent; under that sum 21 \) cent. " Charges os Produce.—On Sheepskins and' Hides, H percent., commission only; On Tallow, a receiving and delivering charge of Od per cwt., in addition tn a commission of 2$ per cent: will he charged. ALL WOOL FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT SHOULD BE CONSIGNED TO THE COMPANY'S OFFICE & STORES,. Custom House Quay, WELLINGTON. . W. H. TPAPP, 3GO Pro. Agent. iQLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON A. ELKINS Proprietor. The Proprietor of Ihc above hotel begs to offer'his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which they have have favored this establishment since it has been under his management. No effort will be wanting ou bis parHo maintain the high reputation which this hotel has always enjoyed. Visitors will always find An Excellent Table. 'Wim and Spirits uncqimlledin the district ■ ' Oood hkibhnf &ud Paddocks. And every convenience which families and: travellers mayrequire. ' ' : N.B. The billiard room is supplied with one of Allcoek's best . - gj^f