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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1467, 27 August 1883, Page 1

riABTEBTON. CARTERTON; . BOOTS & SHOES. THE undersigned has now opened up Mb SPLENDID, LAR&E, and WELL- . ASSORTED STOCK of Boots and £h oes; the boat and largest over opened up in Carterton; and he hopes by selling at • the SLOWEST PRICES FOR CASS«gJ to command a share of public support. f He is well-known 1 in Grey town,; and his :• eud of the Vallty to tho other, and having . had it shewn to him the want of such an Establishment as his Greytown one,: in' Car. terlou, has opened a BRANCH, where he i. hopes to be able to supply all wants. 1 Being a free-trader, he buys where ho can • get the best value for his money, so can ) thereby Rive his customers the benefit by selling the best-value for tho lowest profit ; Come and Inspect his Sto|k BOOTS & SHOES Of ALL DESCRIPTIpN : MADE TO OKDER. ! ; EEPAIHS NEATLY AM) PB.SHPTLY EXEODIED 1 NEW ELASTICS FITTED IN OLD BOOTS . D. P. LOASBY, ' . BOOT IMPORTER & MAKER, Main-st., Greytown, and High-K'., (ipposite Courthouse) Carterton. 1427 (mAUHERENIKAU OOTEI. h, I, WILKINSON BegßM inform his many friends and the publ.i; iu Generalthafc ho! has i re-opened the :■■■ above ■ OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL,. Ami as he has determined to keep rjy the VEKY BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS, •He hopes to receive a Bhare of their patronage. Good Stabling and Loose Boxes, blbo well secured paddock,;. 1424 I "HACE INVESTIGATION COMPANY'S \i disoußßion on the To be run on .November 6, 1883 Oloser November 2,1883. ; ■ ' ISOPbrfoßmrb. Cash Awards. First LI6OO 6ntLso .. .. L3OO Second .. ;. gOO Mat SO .. .. 300 1 Third .. „ 400 16 at 15 .. .. "•"■ Starters .. .. 350 Mat 10 .. .. Others .. ~ 900 Mat 6 .. .. i NOMINATION PRIZES :- winner. . Second. Third, Ist Prizo.. LIOO lstl'riw .. L 76 IstPrizo „ LSO 2nd Prize. 70 2nd Prize.. 60 2nd Prize.. 30 3rd Prize.. 50 3rd Prizo .. 30 3rd Prim., m : Back Ticket has Niae (9) Ohances I! I ..' 300 PRIZES I 300 PRIZES I » TO A HOLDER OF 2 SHARES THE ODDS ARE 20 TO 11! Each Member for Every Share names a 4 herae, which will be written across tho dup- "-, licates kept by the Company, Those numbers having thewinners written on thorn will be put together; j the first three drawn wil] 1 receive the prizes lib above. The same.will , be repeated with, those having tho Second written on them; and again also those with ,- the •ThfrdMorming TnituK distinct drawI tags, which will, ol souko, be drawn after the winnerß aredeclared. Iu the'event (in either of the 3 cases) of ' only Two Members naming the placed horsos t the. 3 Prizes will be divided between them j I if only Ono (in cither of the 3 cates) he will _ receive all 3 Prizes due to' whichever'hi named, Ist, 2nd, or 3rd. A subscriber,' eay holding 3 shares, can j name tho.eamo horso 3.times, or 3 Different , Horses, one to each share, I ■ N.B.—Two Guineas (independent of the , . sweep) will be given to the member first I naming the winuer; i Adply by letter (with stampi for replies); i'. addressed—'.,. ?■* \ .;> , ■"■ SINBAD.' Care of Mrßodky,, Box 342,: Post Office, :; ' f ' DUHEMN. id Registered letters or telegrams not received. ~; ~; • ■ ■-,, v „; r .; N.B.—A card.'of the nominations, can be, • ' had by sending!a stamped 'addressed ehve•r i ope , ; >■;;■;.: i oi.l i*U ■ ■•;. VUcMM and' DENISON ' TAGS > PAKCEL lABELS, 'Ac. Daily Office y TTILOp-BAGSI ,AU Buse? from Jib. to • ± BlV;.;iaOW PRICES DMf,