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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 612, 5 November 1880, Page 4

Bean Xlcal, dro. BACON & WRIGLEY, ISO WAIPOUA MILLS, MASTERTON AND' BAIT STABLES, CARTERTON. W. CRAWFORD, Pbopbietor, : florsea and Buggies on hire, ' Horses broken to saddle or harness. K E L L Y~(Late of. Masterton) "COOPER, Main-atreot, Carterton. Cooperage of all descriptions on hand I ] masterton joaoh & Carriage Factory. MOIR and DIXON PROS,, Having a Splendid Assortment of American hoods on hand, are prepared to build VEHIOIES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION,. equal to anything turned out in the Colony, Cushions, Trimming Falls, &., made with the best of leather, in various patterns. New and Second-hand buggies for SALE CASH. ' Persons desirous of obtaining a good article at their own price will do well to call and* inspect our stock now on hand.

pa—: *STREMEMBEEAT IHE masterton (JOACH factory. -WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE! „ ~ „ October 4th. 1880. 0 t " e ltor of the Waibarapa Daily, QIK.-I see a great deal in your paper U about opening u P and marking, off dozens of trunl s of BOOTS and SHOES 'lemiig Craw h Eatablisbments, Clearing Ont Bankrupt Shocks. Great Clearing -a'es, and ,„an y other such schemes to VT T l-'o ■! ariy froul c - & COL. K L™ 1 ™ CASH BOOT VARLHOUbE, • opposite the Marquis of Norm an by Hotel, 1 noed not trouble you wi i a price list, as the public bow 4y voH-nu matter who sells cheap-that 0. in' lip ir i' lro )!] 1 J )D g. P"ictical"experienca «ill always dpfyany competition that may be brought against liiin. 'One pi to my now sliop will ba quite sufficient to show thit Cn|yille J 8 is the bIiADINU ClSd 800 | WAIiEHOUSE bf the Valley, ilicre the public can have' a.; firat class •uicle at a seconl eta nrce, the cash'boot warehouse CARTiSRT.ON. 687 H NOTICE OF REMOVAL D. A^HER, Of the Blue Howe A * removed to t. o*e extensive premi- , Yi 'n in J f" nners " st:eet tne site of , Opera House, uext to the branch of with a ' aU( l' ani l his opened A MOST HXTENsIVfi STOCK OF NEW GOODS, JUST LANDED. Consisting of Fancy. Goods, Ba^ketware 'f?i ! T', Blrd Ca « e8 ' a,ld Siirdware) • lie wliolo of which will be Bold at very low urice*. ' un

Note tho address— ASHER'S CHEAP BAZAAR & FANCY WAREHOUSE, MANNERS-STREET. 690 'pHE BEST QUALITY AT THE 1 LOWEST PEICE. PARKES & PETERSEN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, QUEEN-STREET, MASTEIiIOK, ARE OPENING UP Twelve Caeca of BOOTS and SHOES, which are absolutely and unquestionably SUPERIOR' to any Btock which has yet been seen OR SOLD ■ - IN MASTERTON OR THE WAIRARAPA. PARKES & PETERSEN Offer these Goods to the Public at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. Having bought them to advantage they wb bell them 10 ADVANTABE. / PARKES & PETERSEN Invite an inspection of their New Goods. THEY CHALLENGE THE WAIRARAPA WITH THEIR . NEW Ladies' Kid Boots ' NEW Ladieß'Cashmere NEW Children's Kid Boots NEW. Children's Calf Boots • ? en < 3 ' Hand-sewn Boots v™ kadiea' Elastio Slippers vmr!, J^ es ''7enetia Slippers. ' NEW Varieties in Gents' vrnl Varieties in Ladies' ' NEW Varieties in Children's J™ 3 4 PEmsEN will still mamtain their reputation f«r price and qdaliti • money that has been offered to the Wairarapa i public./