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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 715, 12 March 1881, Page 3

(TEW BOOKS! NEWBOuKS! LATEST SEIIIAL VOLUMES JUST AERIVFD, Leisure Hour for 1880, British Workman. Sunday at Home do. Band of Hope Review. The Quiver for 1881.' British AVorkwoman. Good Words,, „ Cottager and Artisan, Sunday Magazine. Child's Companion. Day of Rest, Child's Own Magazine, CasseU'a Family Magazine. Infant's Maga zine, ■ Strahan's Grand Annual for the the Young. Little Folks' Children's Friend. Every Boy's Annual. Old Jonathan. Little Wideawake. Chatterbox, beautifully illustrated. Child's Messenger. Friendly Visitor. British Juvenile. Family Friend, The Prize. London Journal, Vol. 71. Family Herald, V 01.45. . Bow Bells, Vol. 82. Family Header, Vol, 38. A large and varied assortment of NOVELS B. H. CHINCHEN, Bookseller, • and Stelioner, NEAR CLUB HOTEL, MASTEETON 683 . . PEOPLE WILL HAVE CHEAP BOOTS PEOPLE MUST HAVE CHEAP BOOTS PEOPLE SHALL HAVE CHEAP BOOTS mHERE will be great excitement in Wairnrapft and district when it becomes known 11. HANNAH & CO, CELEBRATED CASH BOOT SHOP, Are holding their Annual STOCK-TAKING SALE SATURDAY, 19th FEBRUARY When every Line will be . REDUCED . To nearly HALF ITS USUAL PRICE. Wo would tkeicforo. advise everyone who will and must lmvo Cheap Boots and Shoes to giYO an early call and inspect our ENORMOUS STOCK

HANNAH'S . r* d Children's BOOK & SHOES, from'; 0 6 Hannah's Ladios' Lasting Boots „" 4 U Hannah's L>dies'Kidßoots, from i U ■Hannah'sLadies' House]>ots, from Ml Hannah's Children's' Captoes, from ..20 Hannah's Children's E.S. Boots ~211 Hannah's Lidies 1 ' All-Kid Walking Shoes .. •• .'. •• ill Hannah's Gent's Dorby-Tio Shoos, ownmako.. ... ■• i.: : . Sfi Hannah'sGeßts'Calfß, Sides, plated too and heel '. • ■ • • -ID •' Hannah's Gonta' Slippers .. •• 2 s Hannah's Mod's Teiwhiti Watertights .. .. •• ; .-io « • Hannah's Ladies' Fan y Wnpcrs.. 1! II HuihhJi's Celthritw] liwpia tn" BlucJKia. tip (fis i' : !f| I'!*!, *'»! jiaikl, on'y. ;> |1 l!:mnah'sL«ikb' 1 uji.i.-i .. ..10 HiniMiulWaSi:-;! ■'' .....10 ■ Dull! g iLi bi- at •'ah, 6d, k ]p (vl, '2b, 'i Hd 8s ljl, -Is id, sa'l2d, fi » ild Box^wiil' ein full 'k ,g, Tlin Addreßs is'-' THE CASH BOOT SHOP, Cuba-street, Tc Am. B. HANNAH, 706 Proprietor. THE MARQUIS OF NORMAPY HOTEL. . CARTERTON; THOMAS URTO wishes it to he widely known tliat ho has taken the leading and the most commodious hotel hi llio. Walrarapa Valley, THE MARQUIS OFNORMANBY. Ho has- Ijptn sufficiently long enough in the tw.do'to ho enabled to dUpense with any assertions that his customers receive the bent attoal ; on that osu bo'given to them. Mrs Uiwiu is as well known for domestio habits'as tii'o proprietor iVfor and the comfort of his gueik'.... BEST WINES AND'SPIRITS, 'Billiarfl Tabic. A Night Porter is in attendance for all-trav- ■ by-rail :or THOMAS UB WIN.,;. - ::-.■ . ; 704 ./.A.' L. 'WATTE, .. BAK E R AN D~ CONFECTIONER, fJAippON, . T3 PREPARE!)""TO -ACCOMMODATE Balls aud-Parkier On terms that will suit all classes of the ' community. ''■' BALL ANdTiNING-ROOM • Attached to the ' .. : ' CARTERTON BAKERY. - ' AskforA.L.Whyle'sJAMS. - Patronise Local Industry. : BOARDERS,.-,,,,."..,., I.fit I'ISR .WEEK. TBAVEIUGB'vS ' BEST BOARDING HOUSE, 'CARTERTON. (Opposite Mr A. L, Whyte's Bakery). Te''M3-£I per week, iucludino v/asbiug, ' Single Meal or jJid—lf. . HENRY WILLIAMS, " 1$ '' " ■ ' Pronijptor.