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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 227, 1 August 1879, Page 3

pAMES & pETERSON. BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS, Boot & Shoo Depot, Queen-st., ifssterton, While thanking the public for pant favors, most respwtfully bog to inform tho inhabitants af tha Wairarapa generally that in no other place can they get such good value for their money as at the above-named establishment, Note the following pncos for Cash, and see if their prices do not defy competition, and their workmanship is so well kkown that it needs no comment, as it cannot be surpassed in New Zealnnd : Elastic Sides (Gent's)—£l 3 and upward Shooting Boots ~ £l6 „ Balmoral „ £1 3 " „ Watertights ~ £l2 „ Ladies' Boots, 15/- and upwards.J A largo assortment of English and Colonialmade Boots and Shoes, P. & P. are determined to keep up with the times, and arc therefore selling at a considerable reduction for CASH! CASH! CASH! P. & P. also .draw the attention of tho public to their celebrated hand-sewn Shooting Boots, which cannot be equalled in any of tho Townships of the Wairarapa. Note the 4ddhess- ' PARKES AND PETERSEN, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, 200 OTHING LIKE LEATHER In ordw to most the times, IELLINGHAM MAKING BOOTS TO ORDER At tho following prices FOR CASH: Gent's Elastics, pegged ..£l4 „ Shooting .. „ 14, „ Balmorals .. ~ 13 ~ Watertights ~ 12 Sewn 3/- extra, Tho materials used in this old-established business are too well known to need any comment,

Note the Address— W. P. FELLINGHAM, (Late J. Wrigley), QUEEN-STREET, ft JSTERTON, 185 mHE HALL GENERAL STORE, ERUITMAET,ETO., Upper Queen-st., Mastertoh, The Cheapest House in Town. To P.N.'s, M.C.'s, and all parties in trouble through holding paper money, cau have instant relief by buying New Dates at the abovo Store, More Butter Eggs Bacon Groceries Fruit, &c. t JUST ARRIVED. Prices as usual. Drapery at half-price. Oash Purchasers of Produce. BAYLISS k CO. . 208 mO THE PUBLIC OP MASTERTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT, Having taken the Shop late in the occupation of Mr. WJ. Prentice,for the purpose of extending my business, and thanking my customers and the public who have so liberally supported me in the past, I beg to inform them that orders left at the Shop will be attended to, and the price of Bread wil be as per advertisement. The tightness of the money market obliges me to ask my customers to be as prompt as possible with Cash or weekly payments, JAS. THOMPSON, Masterton, June 19, 1879, ]49 TO THE EDITOR WAIRARAPA DAILY. Sir—l wish to draw the attention of your numerous readers to the following facts, viz., that they can get from

JOHN THORBUM, CLOTHIEE AND OUTFITTEE, WILHS-STBEBT, WELT4NGTOK, SPLENDID COLONIAL CLOTHING, Thoroughly Shrunk. The goods are made to my own order, and the prices are not higher than for English slop-made goods. Nora the AddressJohn THORBUM, Clothier and Outfitter, Willis-street, Wellington, Of those for whom we fond emotion Cherish, Secure the shadow ere the substance perish, 7s. Cd. PER HALF-DOZEN. PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, Maoris and Views, 7s. fid. per doaen. TO CEEDITORS IN P. DONECKER'S ASSIGNED ESTATE. Tho first and final dividend will' be declared and paid at the office of tho undersigned on Saturday. 9th August prox. Creditors not having sent in their proofs of debt are requested to do so without delay, otherwise they will be debarred from participating in the dividend, M. CASELBEEG, Trustee in the above Estate, Mastertoa m