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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1508, 13 October 1883, Page 3

Greatest Question NINETEENTH OENTURY WHEEE.TO OBTAIN THE CHEAPEST INTHWAIEARAEA? FABIAN BROS. STORE Stands Unrivalled 1 For Beino The CHEAPEST FOII DEAPEEY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND.SHOES, •-■ .•■ HUNDREDS TESTIFY TO THE CORREOmm of THIS STATEMENT

CHEAP LINES [fouhtee'iy days WILL BE OFFERED. REMEMBER-THE ■ Cheapest House in the HERSGHBEBG'S STOKES, GMIYTOWN. Rejoice, oh Ye Residents ; .OF CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD ! 1 W. CLARK, Of the Chi Cash, Drapery, &OhOTB.m Wabehoube, Weminqtoh, TAB much pleasure in announciug that he has, opened a branch Store iii CARTERTON, where the residents of the surrounding'district oan purchase their DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at the same prices as-are charged in town. How can thin he done ? is the question that has been aslce'drthe answer is easily given;—W. Clark being a direct importer, and being in a position, owing to his extensive trade, to dispose of almost unlimited quantified ef aoods,.is able to buy in the best markets in the world, and at such prices as enable him to literally to defy competition; this coupled with the fact of the branch being conducted on cash principles will account for the phenomenon of Town Prim charged in a- Country Store. Any article not in etook can be procured in a day or two, and every customermay rely upon civility and attention, no matter whether the amount of their purchasebeOuß Penny or Fifty Pounds, MM T. PROCTOR, Manager.

; FINAL NOTICE. THE LAST ... 14-DAYS' SALE-14 .•-...■•■" OP PN'S BOYS' & YOUTHS'CLOTHING. IUHAItI) MOB, have received posi- ; «■.■ tive'insfcuotions from If-JOSEPH. PAUL, to close thia SURPLUS STOCK SALE . during the next 14 days ; 'ASANY ; COST. And you may rely on my CARRYING WUTTHESEINSTRUCTIONS ~ ~ pim letter i; So come along and you will law GOOD BARaAINS!! BEAD THE FOLLOWING PRICE LIST ! Which makes the LAST and "Final Line to be Issued! Men's Heavy Tweed Suits Ids 6d, 25s 6d Mepjs Heavy Tweed Trousers Gs.Gd, 7s lid Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 9's 6d, 12s 6d Men's GeelongE'weed Trousers and Vest 19a v 6d; 2256 d Men's Tweed Coats, 10s Gd, 14a Gd Boys'Kriickcr Suits 6s -fid, 7s lid Boys* Tweed Norfolk Suits 8s lid Boys' Twepd Trouser Suits lCs 6d Men!s Strong Working Shirts Is. Is 6d Men's Tweed Shirts 2s lid, 3s lid Men's White Shirts, Military fronts, 2s lid Men's Hard Felt Hats Is lid, 2s Gd Men's Tweed Hats Is lid, 2s 6dl Men's Soft Felt Hats Is 9d, 2s 6d. Men's Yorkshire Homespun Flannel Shirts 3s lid ' Boys, Soft Fell Hats Is Gd, Is Ud Butchers' Aprons, 45,6 d Boys Braces, 6d v U ; Men's ditto 9d Men's Cotton Socks 4d, Gd - Men Woollen Socks 9d, Is Men's Heavy Woollen Drawers 4s lid. Men's Merino Drawers 2s 6d Men's Shetland Merino Singlets 2s fid Boys* Cotton Shirta la 3d, Is 9d Men's Tweed Hats (Wellington madeJSs 93 : Men's Blue Serge Hats (Wellington mad«) j 4s6d . . ! Men's Heavy. Moleskin Trousers &Gdl Boy's' Serge Coats 8s Gd Boys'. Overcoats 10s Gd Youths' Lorig.Overooais 16s 6d. 250 MENS. OVERCOATS TO' CHOUSE i , :FROM-2®), •■ j ' : ' ■'• Don't 'foigeWSw'liwt ~ I FOURTEEN I» SALE ■'■■- * .■ ■ Oft>' • MEN'S, BOYS' &; YOUTHS' CLOTHING, JOSEPH iPiIJL ' Oppssite tho Empke Hotel,, &JEEN STRESI\.. ..MASTERTON ■