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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 239, 15 August 1879, Page 3

mHE HALL GENERAL STORE, FRUIT MART, ETC., UrrKR Quken-bt,, Masierxon, The Cheapest House in Town, To P.N.'s, M.C.'s, and all parties in trouble through holding paper money, can have instant relief by buying New Daks at the above Store, More Butter Eggs Bacon Groceries Fruit, (k, JUST ARRIVED. Prices as usual. Drapery at half-price, Oabh Purchasers of Produce. BAYLISS&CO. 208 N BANKRUPTCY. WORKING MEN'S STORE CARTERTON. Jno, A. Edmondson, manager of Trustees in both Estate of George Sayer and John Smith. General Storekeepers, GENUINE: CLEARING SALE THE COMBINED STOCKS Of .the above Bankrupts will commence on FRIDAY, Bth AUGUST Offering 0113 of those bona fide chances that the inhabitants of Carterton and the surrounding districts rarely have. Tho choice and well selected stock of JOHN SMITH Is entirely New as he was only six months ' A PRICE LIST Of this aplendcd stock will be issued short, ly In the meantime the public are recommended RESERVE THEIR PURCHASES 7TIE WORKING MEN'S STORE. CARTERTON. The fact that both stocks are quite new should be a guarantee that the bargains to be offered are hnafide, and not made up of an accumalation from old established businesses The goods must bo sold, and it is not the intention of the management to puff.

THE WOBKING MEN'S STOBE, CARTERTON, JOHNA.EDMUNDSON. TvTOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF IN THE WAIBARAPA. DAVIS, Photographer, Is now in Wellington, talcing Portraits at his old Establishment in Cuba-street, Parties requiriuc; first-class Portraits would do well to pay him a visit when.in town, as Mr D. will take them himself and guarantee perfect satisfaction, Should parties he unable to find the address, the Tramway passes the door, isk for Davis & Co,, Photographers, Cubastreet, N.B.—Photos taken in any weather or in any style, and second to none. Children taken by the instantaneous process.. 207 ■piDUCATIONAL • DEPOSITORY, Opposite the Council Chambers, Queen-street, Masterton. T. E. PRICE, (Late Clark & Price, of the New Zealand Educational Depository, Wellington), IMPORTER of StA'JjIONERY & BOOKS, Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Masterton and its vicinity that he has re-opened the premises lately occupied by Mr J. J. Smith with A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books. B" Inspection invited. 221 GUNSMITH, - GEEYTOWN. Fourteen years for Her Majesty's Board of Ordnance, England. Firearms repaired in an efficient manner at reasonable terms,. 223] TOHN JACKSON. Will feel favored to receive commissions from Tradesmen and others to make up Books or monthly accounts, Terms' Very Liberal Communications may be left at Mr Watt's Bookseller. 225