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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 662, 8 January 1881, Page 3

D. F. M°OAKTHY MQIV^QLY! D. P. McC. tenders his sincere thanks to bis numerous friends and customers for the unprecedented and liberal support accorded to him since he commenced' business as Grocer, Ironmonger, &o. B, F. McC. respectfully wishes everyone to bear in mind-that he is not selling one or two items cheap to attract public attention and then try and force on them some old useless "Rubbish" to counterbalance the profits, NO I NO II D. P. McC. means to carry on his business by direct opposition and keen competition, and his so doing has enabled everyone to get their valuo for their money, and forced the '• Mammons" to make retribution. THIS IS NO ALARM (Not a bit of it,) D. F, McO. has decided to sell during the Christmas holidays all groceries at reduced prices, as the fol owing list mil show ; Caudles, 6d and 9d por lb I.C. Sugar, . 4Jdperlb Counter White Sugar, 4Jd Tea, Is 3d ft Currants, 6Jd Raisins, 8d Washing Soda, ljd ■ Jams, per tin 7d Freßh Butier, in pats BJd do do in lump 4Jd Rice, 3d per lb Household Soap, 9s 3d per box, 6d per bar. And all other goods at equally low prices, Whijo thanking his oustomcrs for past favors, and respeotfnlly soliciting tether orders, he begs to subscribe himself resvectfully to all d. f. McCarthy, GENERAL GROCER, &c„ CORNER SHOP, NEXT THE CLUB- HOTEL, MASTERTON P. S.-Goods delivered FREE to all parts of the district.. N.B.—The highest price given for Butter Eggs, New Potatoes, Bacon, Tallojv, Hides Sheepskins, Wool, etc. 64G