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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 508, 6 July 1880, Page 1

•1880 "f==t -1880- g F. W, HALES BEGS to announce that his GOODS for the SEASON are now'OPENED OUT, and for SELECTION and QUALITY cannot be surpassed in tl|° District. NOVELTIES 1 NOVELTIES! IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Special .Lines in;— WINCEYS HOMESPUNS CAHELITES PERSIAN CORDS MERINOS SATIN CLOTHS DRESS SERGES and FANCY DRESS GOODS IN ALL THE;LATEST SHADES. JACKETS, ULSTERS, SKIRTS, waterproofs, muffs, COLLARETTES. FUR TRIMMINGS, H ■ WOOL GOODS, ETC., ETC. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, .1 * HATS & CAPS. TWIEDS. "WEST OF ENGLAND, BANNOCKBURN, AND MOSGIEL. In a Great Variety of Patterns, F. W. HALES, while directing SPECIAL ATTENTION totheGoedi in tlie aboTe Department, respectfully solicits inspection of his large stocks in the other branches of his business, I WINES AND SPIRITS—ALES AND STOUTS Of the Best Quality. GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, CROOKERYWARE. AGENT FOR SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. F; W. HALES, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON.

SPECTACLES AND FOLDERS Fitted to any sight AT T ITTLE JOHN'S, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER & OPTICIAN, (Directly opposite Occidentai Hotel) - • LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. 443 COOK & SO STILL Faithfully attend to instructions from old and friends recommended by thus;- 254 TT7AIPOUA STEAM SAW I PLANING W • AND MOULDING MILL, _ SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. . Well-seasoned' Bashes and Doors always on haul Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating unstably stacked on the premises. Mouldngs.in great variety. Firsts and Seconds,' rough lining': weather boards, and Scantling for building' purposes. Any description of turned worK executed on the shortest notice, Band Saws for any Design ot Curved Work. Carved Brackets (large size) from Bs. Every description of Joiners' Work finishod in a neat and workmanlike manner, • BA6ON (fe.WHIGLEY . - Proprietor. ALTER PERRY (rENERAL butcher, BwBSJ-aimT, M*werto PRELIMINARY NOTICE. . IT IS A FACT—Thatthe vilest rubbish known in the Boot Trade is palmed npon the public under disguise of the CASH system, Say the world is advancing—well, think as ■' yift will, ' • The wqrld is deceived by appearances still; No inatter about principle so the exterior •suits, You ar.s deceived in the man from his hat . ,to his boots. " But without more delay 1 will como to the point. Or perhaps you will say that my rhyme's out of joint. Show me his company, I will tell you the man— II in adage as old as a century's span;. Jfat I'll out-Herod that, I vow and declare— I will tell yc< the man by the boots he doth _• wear-- § ■ | His principles surely of looseness do smack, Who only buys beots from every Cheap Jack;... There are Cheap Jacks of all trades—the gulls to ensnare, ware.Look in that window,'how the boots ari ib'er And a ticket to tickle your' fancy the more. Yon pay down your oash,'think you're made a good hit, But before,a; week's oyer yon find you've .. bean bit; ... • ' . For th'o uppers and'bottoms they never keep ,j whole, And there's a quick diasolution:of-hody and '(SOI#. ' : r: ' Good marks can have, oredit, without. any ; doubt, I , And as to the had ones, I've .found them all V out; • Ifi thojr have .®#; again—well .they umay laugh—^j The second time catching an old bird .with chaff, ; ' 'j The who}e of my present »tock ; will be sold at cost prjce-andtha quality ig not excelled bythe. Colonies..; • : "w. p.' iellingham, ; : (LATE'J. VRIOLEY) QUEEN-STKEET, I« a great fsiriety of Ladies, flenti, Mid Qwren's Boots, and.Shoei.foi t the^Wiifer 1 ■'■■■■ u j, ] Every deioription of- Boots and Shoe] Mdi.ft/ordp on notice... j