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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1511, 17 October 1883, Page 3

j, U • NINETEENTH CENTURY WHERE TO'6BTAMHE MTDTI Shoes INTHE WAIRARAPA ? i

FABIAN BEOS. STpRE Stands Uneivaued' For Beikq. The CHEAPEST FOR • DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, AND SHOES, " HUNDREDS TESTIFJ TO THE \i CORRECTNESS f THIS STATEMENT Special CHEAP LINES FOR THE NEXT fojjr TEEN DA IS, ■' ■ "' .. i ASTOUNDINfi BARGAINS ' WILL BE OFFERED. ■ ; '~l* f REMEMBER-THE

Cheapest House in the FABIAN BROS., HIRSOHBEEG'S STOKES, v GREYTO W N. Eejoioe, oh Ye Residents OF ; CARTERTON AND NEIGHBORHOOD I! ■ -W. CL.4.RH., Of the City Cash, Drapery, & Ciothino Warehouse, Wellington, TTAS much pleasure in announcing that monmiiim opened a branch Store in CARTERTON, whore the residents of the district can purchase their DRAPERY AND CLOTHING at the same prices aB are charged in town. ' How can thin be done ? is the question that has been asked; the 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 quantities ef eoods, is able to buy in the best markets in the world, and at such prices as enable him' to literally to defy competition j'this coupled with the fact of the branch being conducted on cash principles will account for the phenomenon of Tom Prim charged in a Country Store. Any artiole not in stook can be procured in a day or two; and every customer may rely upon civility and attention, no matterwhethe'r the amount of their purchase be One Penny or Pirn Pounds, ' 1491 T.' PROCTOR,Manager.

PINAL NOTICE; FINAL NOTICE, THE LAST 14—DAY MEN'S BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING. I RICHARD PRIOE, have received posi- » tive instructions from Mr JOSEPH PAUL, .. to close this SURPLUS STOCK SALE ■ during the next 14 days AT ANY COST. And you may rely on my . • CARRYING WUTTHEBE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LETTER 1 . So come along and you will have' GOOD BARGAINS!! -BEAD THE FOLLOWING PRICE LIST 1 , Which makes the LAST and Final Line to be Issued] Men's Heavy Tweed Suits 19s 6d, 25s 6d Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers Gs 6d ( 7a lid Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest 9a 6d, 12s 6d Men's Geelonjr Tweed Trousers and Vest 19s Men's Tweed Coats, 10s 6d, 14s 6d • Boys' Snicker Suits 6s Gd, 7s lid ■ .Boys' Tweed Norfolk Suits lid Boys' Tweed Trousor Suits 16s Men's Strong Wor% Shirts Is. is 6 J • Men's Tweed Shirts 2a lid, 3s lid Men's White Shuts, Military fronts, 2s lid Men's Hard Felt Hats Is lid, 2s 6d. . Slen'sTweed ; Hats Is lid, 2s6d'l Men's Soft Felt Hats Is 9d, 2s 6d,. . Men's Yorkshire Homespun Flannel Shirts 3s lid Boys, Soft Felt Hats Is 6d, Is lid Butchers' Aprons 4s 6d Boys Braces 6d, 9d; Men's ditto 9d 1 Men's Cotton Sockß 4d, 6d ti Men's Woollen Socks 9d, Is . Men's Heavy Woollen Drawers 4g Ud, Men's, Merino Drawers 2s fid V", Men'B Shetland Me%9 Singlets 2s' fid Boys' Cojton Shirts Is Bd, Is 9d V Men's Tweed Hats (Wellington made) 3ii 9d Men's Blue Serge. Hats (Wellington mado) •. 4s 6d Men's Heavy Moleskin Trousers 8a fid Boys' Serge Coats 8s Od Boys' Overcoats 10s 6d , . . Youths' Long' Overcoats lfis 6dV ■.' . ' 250 MENS OVERCOATS TO CHOOSE FROM—2SO, . Don't foiget-Th# last FOURTEEN DAYS' SALE OF ■ ' . '.V, MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING/ " &0., &c., &c.' • 1 ; ■;vr. r . JOSEPH PAUL : Opposite the Empire Hotel, QUEEN STK^BT..,, .MASTERTON