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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1496, 29 September 1883, Page 1

jyOBTII SOW 8/fi'ta-lie='Kid E.S. Boote.. .. 4/li 7/6 Ladies' Prunella Boots V, .. 5/11 3/1 Ladios' Slippers l/f! - 4/6 Laues' House Shoes .. .. 2/12 18/6 Ladies' Kid Button Bouts .. 8/11 6/6 Girls' KidE.S., 7t09 .. .. ;:/ll 7/6 Girls' Kid E.S., 10 to 14.. .. 4/11 8/6 Maids' Kid E.S., land 2 .. 5/11 7/6 Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes .. 4/11 ,8/6 Jyadjes' JSJiJ Derby Shoes .. 5/11 10/6 Ladies'Gloyerkid Shoes.. V. (i/Il fi/(i Ladies' Cashmere House Boots.. 3/fi 6/6 Ladits' D, soled Cashme:e Shoes 8/11 fi/6 Ladies' Colored Felt Shoes .. 3/11 10/6 Ladies' Levant It sides.. .. 7/1 10/6 Ladies' Germati lasting Hoots 6/11 4/6 Children's Kid legged 4/6 Children's Levant Bilmorils .. 1/11. 2/6 Child's Kid and Levant E.H. ~ 1/3/6 Child's Strap Sno i 1/11 U/0 Lulls' Kid Boots .. .. 5/11

PETO.NE BREWERY, J WELLINGTON. C. EDMONDS AUP OO.'S A OBLEDRArKD KjiJif ALES AND r , MS Equaii tothk ■ Best Brands Of English, At 83 6d "fSTRAPE MARK'Jf ' PER DOZEN, DELIVERED.

RESULTS OF ANALYSIS-No. 1-ALE.A dear bright well-flavored Ale with g -nil body, swept aftcr-tasto; forms good headV No. 2-POllTElt: -" A sound well-favored and ripened sample of Porter: makes a jjood head. IJoth samples were found to he unadulterated in any \v.,y. J. lIECTOH Museum Laboratory, Wellington, December 20th, 1181

ESTABLISHED 1872. ,S. SOFFE'S MaTHU.-S, iiEUDINU, X' GENERAL FoilNKUiko Warehouse, Mannhis sthkbt, Wkiliniiton. of every description nr.d J 10 order (to any design) uy c\-(er enced workmen, A I''our-l{oomcd House comturta'ily fin nisSifl for £4O tuioludiny L'in-pcts Fenders, &c). fiair Seat Dining room ttiife. (Cedar frames) well Upholstered, Full sized Spring Mattias-oa from £»->s. All goods guaranteed to be m;Mo fi-rjii; sell seasoned material. No seoml-haml material used for Heading or Upho'stciing purposes. Orders by post or wire pum'tiniliy attended to HUB

HUXLEY'S EAGLE, T a public garden i.i the c -st einl of London, mid anoih near I'tirnJ.eilo Barracks, Dublin, thuy In.o a miil for grindini: old people yuuni'. Ukl dtciepit men and women ami worn-out lan.c i.-l<) donkeys, o'.c, sreseut in at one side o ; she mill, "(ind comii out ail quite ;.'i) lively, Ji\m going to tiy thai jjunxon mj tailoring .establishment. It has li.i-ome dreadfully old and diiapida'ud l.iiely. J hope to have it through the mill by the lliti of this month, 11 jou pay it a vit.it o;i o after .hat date you ma., iwe what a gtw improvement. Jivay yard of feoods nnl every article shall lie quite new, i'.\cqt>!i;; the boss, and he will try tu look ab yuuux as possible. He has at last secuml vn> extensive premises at a cheap run, wi.i will bo enablea to ijive his custonieis htt.r value than ho lus clone fur a long time. Tlio premises will be known by the of ti.e Kagle, opposite IrarriU's Hotel, Directions Fur Self-mtaxuremnil:

First, state ago, height, weight, and t.coupation, and if erect or Mtaturc the chest underneath the arms over tin vi st, and .waist oyor the vest; meaßuie.tlu .M>nt seain of the coat sleeve; lay your tu uatis fiat on the table, measure the side from top to bottom, then the leg seam .nnl around the waist, H. PEARSON, TA.ILOK, &c., BEGS to notify that lie lias REiMOYHLi to Premises opposite the Post Oliijo Queen-street, Maste/ton