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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1026, 18 March 1882, Page 4

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Mastertoh Fancy Goods AND BERLIN WOOL EEPOSITORY. —o— MissDehvood [3EGS to inform the public of Master ton ij. --..tlintsliß baa commenced business in the abovo line, and hop«aby ntrict attoution, combined with civility, to merit a share of the public patronage. Ladies can obtaiu all sorts of Berlin Wools, Slipper Patterns, Children's Tinafores, Drosßed Dolls in great variaty, 1000 to chooao from, ■ • •' :>■ '■ Evm/thiug Cheap I Everything Good-! : > One call kindly solicited, v.- .fiapKßjjßN'B-Buildings, I'. •■.,.-;vQ|JEKN'St., Mastkrton. ..:: :,i BOOT ANDi SHOE' ' 1 MAKVFAPTUREES akd LMPOItTEIiS, Adjoining Club Hotel, Maaterto'u. V Boots and Shoes of English and French make..;AH kinds of BOOTS and SHOES niannfaotured on the premises' by a competent Mail, imrl .sold at prices which cannot be beaten by nHy ■Wellington firm, and of a Quality.&nd Finish BECONDTO IsONE! ONE TRIAL PROVES IT! JAMES BROWN,. COMMISSION AGENT, QI'EEN-BT,, MaSTKKTCK, j Agent for the South British Insurance Co. \ |. of New Zealand.

FOR SALE: Dwelling-liotiL'c and 5 acres of laud £360 Dwelling-house and (section Wrigley'a Estato .. ~ 100 Bußincas aito near Poat Office, 44ft ... 200 Building sites lientloy'n Estate, 30ft.. 25 5-reom Cpttoge and one-third acre, Bentley'sEalato ~. .. • ... 250 Cottago, stables, and 1 acre Mansia ,„ 2"" Firet-cliißß corner shop, -Quoen-sfc. .. 5„„ Sec'ion Hall-street, fenced and plnntoil 100 SectionCole-at. ~ 100 Small Freehold Farms on Deferred Pavmonts Te Oro Ore, fi acres .. .. ~150 i, „ 6 acres ~, l(jO i, „'' 6to '7 acres .. ..ISO „ „ T welling and 5 acres ~ 200 \ ( All in..Cultivation,. 52 acre, Alfredton, t-rassed, £2per.iicre '• '.hsiv tißi>nsin % ,a ■ :'•■• .'IP... ...!!;! :\T .Vi-lf.-t », (Ti ..■•• i-"ANTI.-V MK D. CAMERON, begs to announce to .-'the inhabitants of Ureylown, Masterton, aud the surrounding' districts, that he has taken oyer the .... COACH FACTORY AND PREMISES AtGreytown, formerly owned by Mr Black and i« now prepared to build VEHICLESpFANYDESCRiPTION ' '" ', " AT.ink. ~ . LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, The work, being under his own. personal superintendence, ho can guarantee that all .orders entrusted to'him will be executed to the satisfaction of his customers in stylo oif workmanship, as, well as durability. . , ; .New work guaranteed for 12 months. Wanted everyone with Cash ". to know--1 CLARK'S Oity Cash Dmpirt «p CwiHiNd Warehou«'•Lanibten>Quay, i wellingpon, a considerable 1 saving"can bo' ; eue'eted-inallcUssosofDiaperyrandClotli- ■ ' Having introduced the' Cash System into my business, and thereby saving .lMß.cflij'hCurred ihrnuph booking, nnd also being a ? Direct, Importer from the London'.Manufacturers, ofn Only first Class gooda, W.C. is in a poai-' ; tion to BETAIL' at ordinary, Wellington : Wholesalo priceß,;, >,. . All oountry orders are under W.C.'b special 'supervision, so that residents can relvlon'having t'reir favors well and faithfully, executed.' W. Clark does not. pretend to keep a low class of rubbish'but only th'oso goods he knows will give "satisfaction' l and thereby recommend themselves,- '••' •' :

-.■ -Patterns and prioes.Tvill.be readily forwarded ■to any address; but my country are in the habit of leaving their orders solely to my judgment and are inrariably satisfied, he would therefore ask those who are in want of First Class Drapery and Clothing at 'LOW prices. to give him a test'-of--what he'can do by sending him a Small order; accompanied by aromittance, i The goods will be carefully' packed and forwarded CARRIAGE FIIEE to the,nearest Railway' Station' in the dis-' jtriut.,' If; Jon arrival, tho goodß.do .not give satisfaction',, ,W. Clark--will guarantee to eichaßge r tn)!goods;or return the money.' I do not "as a rule'advgrtiee-pnces,.hut feel eonfjdcHt.the goods will give' satisfaction to anyonefavoringiine' withan'o'rder, ,' " At this Beasori of the yoat all the balance of my summer importations are reduced to cost price, no that for the next 1 monih'some spfciai'l.ttrgaiMeatioereluid !in-' ; ::i ' i ' ;i:; V;j Claws is not a neu- puffi.'ig stinp but'an iO:,t)! Whit, ■ l;b'li'D-i-:Si ; Ari! tj.i 'hi ' Season-fur introiineing" hiin-'«f 'iii I'liisro tonhi) residents' ttht 'lvjl'.r; pi' .■!*»:-if to.iii.ani 6: his'cov,.tiV,:'.■ ,-.-....'

i,f«y«ij,» :-Mr■ &ark, why 'tfoii'ti 1 you ake yourarlf buifc:r kiiown in our district, and we feel sure yon would receive lots of cus;tpfl»:Mdi!iMi a visit io Wellington' dOnlt mistake the sljopjaud let your : of ders be : *ldresßed to CLARK'S'-'(Jity' : CaSh' Drapery and Dambtda I (3uay,;\Vellipgtpii. ; rf vj aLsfii ;i. >■■ ■ ■■■■

McKEEVER Oaty, Jaweaon, of.the.'diffeii te'tWiWfirtiiapa'swiile,