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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 315, 14 November 1879, Page 1

BOOTS!. BOOTS! BOOTS ""BARGAINS FOR GASH, Mast be sold, to meat pressing engagements, .. .GREAT REDUCTION . To suit the times, '■ Sewn or Pegged Boot 3 made to order in the best style, as none hut first-ches hands are employed, ' Repairs neatly executed at shortest notice. A-large assortment of the far-famed Cookham Boots on baud—the only placo in the Waharapa where they can he obtained. ; A n oppins Also begs to call the attention of the public to tlie fact that '..e has the largess assortment in the Wairarapa to select from, and can confidently assert that in no part of the Valley can they get such good value for cash!- CAS H! -cash! Remember the fact that m-- THEY MUST BE SOLD ! -^ Call early and make Bargains. ■■• '■' A. COPPINS, . Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse. 208 |W;-.P.'J IELLINGHAM Begs to thank the public for the patronage he has hitherto received, and announces that he is now opening up a complete stock of 1 BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE SPRING SEASON. He is now prepared to sell, rat Cash, cheaper than any house in Masterton, W. P, FELLING Hi M (Late J. Wriglky), Queen-street, Masterton. 259 WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE! First in the Field on the Gash Principle. C, G. COLVLLLE, Having purchased the whole of the stock-iu-traae of Messrs Co ville and Gifford.Mastcrton, has commenced business in the shop next to Mr Whyte, Baker, CARTJJKTON, And will make his hoots at the following prices;—

Gent's Elastics, pegged ~£l4 Do 13 Do „, sewn .. lfi Do shootiug .. ... 1 8 Do Ealmorals, pegged .. 13 Strong Watertigbts ... 12 Ladies'best Kids ~ .. 017 Do'-French calf... .. 016 Bepairs neatly executed. All orders promptly attended to. One Shilling extra, charged for booking. DAItKES IETERSON BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, Bo.:t &. Shoo Depot, Qupcn-st.,; ilfcsterton While thanking the public for p,y favors, most respectfully o - to inlorm'the inludnmts of the W, ir.iriipa generally that in no other place crii they get mien g(iod value for their money- as at the fibove-iiiiiued establishMcnt. i .: 7. No'c the following prices for .Cash, and see if their prices do not defy -competition, ana their' workmanship is so well kkown that.it heeds no comment, as it casnot be surpassed in Sew Zealand : Elastic Sides (Gent's)—£ Shooting-Brats ~ Balmoral ' „' Watertights: ~ • Ladies' Boots, 15/- and upwards. A large assortment of English and Colonialma*e Boots and Shoes, P. &.P. are determined to keep up with the times, and are therefore silling at a considerable reduction for CAPHI'CASrffOASH!

P.&. P. also draw the attention of the public to their celebrated hand-sewn Shooting -Upofcn. which cannot be equalled in anj of the Townships of the'; .'airaram, . PARKED :AND PETERSEN, QuEEN-STHEET, MaSTERTON, BOOTS!' BOOTS!. \V. TAYLOR begs to.inform the inha tricts that he has .commenced business TINUI, and trusts by punctuality and tion to merit a share of public patronage C 3" Me the Address- - W. TAYLOR, hoot and'shoemakkrVcar Mr Miller's Tcimi Hotel), T I N U I. 8 T COOK&SOJ Faithfully attend tvQBEm f : reb;m:a-; Having taken the premises lately occu by Mr Watson, begs ti inform his in oils friends and the public generally thi has'commenced.'baking bread in 61 TOWN, a«cl: byi carefully 'studying wants of the.inhabitamshopes to.gain ; shave of patronage, ; Orders left at l)is shop will bo promo attended to. ■>.. ■: :.-:j '* 0 : ;; - Breadty.CASHi sUßookd. Small Goods of every description ma the shortest notice.