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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1568, 27 December 1883, Page 1

BOiYMAROHE ■WAEEHOtTSUS. L. J, HOOPER AND CO., pESPEOTPUtXY beg to notify that they have opened up a MAGNIFICENT STOCK purchased at ° £ GEINERAL DlUmiY and CLOTHINU, which they havo IMMENSE REDUCTIONS l ; ' " : f %I^K. ?L 4 T «&?iTT 0H Pf ™ AS MOW ™«» us j s aetenonted in tho retail value. Tho mm bekvtho whale- „,;,„* . ? . te8 ° J & \ tho 5 wrehaubRro ß' adtodis P° a9of tbtirstockat'almostauy price the retailer cau offer them for cash ■ ™ Vv<\ > WE HAYEBOUGHT CHEAP! THEREFORE I WE CAN SELL CHEAP I A MAGNIFICENT RANGE OF PRINTS & SATEENS FROM 3Jp Yai Millinevy, Costumes, Mantles, Dolmans, Rush Hats, Parasols, Children's Dresses, Jackets, and Dolraaus Feathers, Flowers, Hosiery lace Curtains, Underclothing, fa„ ic, AT THE SAME PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES, Suits, New Coats, New Trousers and Vesta, New Trousers, New Moleskins New Shirts in White, Oxford, Rcf-att., Z,phjr and Harvard, New f ' made to our own order) in Hard felt. Flexible Felt Uuhr Tweed, Helmils, Cork, Pith. Leghorn, »i -™l '"-^f^ 5.-IVo respectfully wish tho public ficner.lly rot to thiuk that there ia tfco slUt-nt GENERAL DRAPERS, CLOTHIBKS, & GENTLEMEN'S MERCERS BON MARCHE.

n mm ®mmzi*mm REID AND GRAY'S HOTHHMHHi AT REDUCED PIUCES. NEARLY 600 in use. With uew centre % for seat and balancing purposes,' Haa'nno extra disc, or iii six inches wider than tlioso of ail other makers for tha samo riven size; discs 16 to 19 inches diameter as desired... c THEY HAVE THREE CHILLED BEARING BRACKETS IN EACH TOG Of the 10 and 12 feet eisfs, the importod makes having okltt two :.. .' "'.. AH oil holes are in the TOP, and it is the simplest, best, and mrjpst durable Disc Harrow in the Market $ and is now bo well known that testimonials as to efficiency would bo superfluous. Any size fitted with travelling carriage to pass through gato3 when so required. Freight paid in accordant with our oatalogue, Note Reduction in PriceeDOUBLE SPEED RISAPEBS, 130; SINGLE SPEED REAPERS,^, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS (at reduced prices) serrated and plain, 20.24,2ff and'SO incha iu diameter, and from 6 to 10 feet Un%. Broadcast So wers for pain, vtm and turnip seed. Farm and tip Drays. Contractors' tip road drays, etc'. Single, Double, and Treble Furrow Ploughs. Drill or flid K „« Ploughs. Drill and field Grubbers. Harrows, Zig-Zag and flexible Tripod Harrows. Binding Twino and Wire, best quality. No. Bi'enoiug Wire and jitutLida all sizes, punched to any guage. • v.,-, vj-',-.^ Illustrated Catalogues Free On application to any of our offices at Dunelin, Oarnaru, Timaru, Invorcavgill, Ash burton, Christchurcli and Auckland! SEIZED IN.rjBAM.tiITI CLIZED IN rpiutfSlT :i*um:mxM Are now Sclliug a Largo Consignment o! BOOTS AND SHOES SEIZED IN TRANSIT, Amouuting, as per Invoice, to £3490155, but ov jug to the glut of imports aml'dep-cssiou in the Money Market, they havu sscuied the above an the uiioinmua discount oi'SU pa cent, for cash. BALE UOJiMiiNCKS ON SATURDAY,' "at the Cash Boot Market, Cuba-street, Read Price List and lu,-pect tho STUCK before buying, yqui BOOTS AND SHOES. PRICK LIST. WORTH 8/6 Men's strong Nailed B'uohcrß . IH/6 Men's strong Kip Tights--12/6 Meu'B Btrong Nailed Boots . l(i/6 Men's scWnE. Sides .. 14/6 Men's K Sides 13/6 MeiA; E. Sides 12/6 Men's Dsrby Show ■ .. 18/6 Men's Glove Kid E. Sides 14/6 Men's Best Pegged Bluchers . 10/6 Youths' strong K.S., Ito 4 . toys' strong K.H., 10 to 18 . 6/6 Boys' ati-eng E.S., 7 to 9 18/6 Gents' Calf Urford Shoes .9/6 Women's Dairy Boots .. ? 3/6'Children's Copper Toes, from . 7/6 Boys' and Youths' Bluchers . 3/6 Men's Slippers 18/6 Men's Shooters .; 20/- Men's sewn E. Sides ~ 10/6 Youths' strong -Nailed Boots . 17/6, JUoya' strong Nailed Boots KOW WORTH VOB . 5/6 8/ii-Ladies 1 Kid E.B. Boots.,■ ~' 4/0 . 11/6 7/6 Ladies'fruneiia Boots .; ~ 's/u . 9/il 3/SI odios'Slippers „ ~ ,', j'-g . 13/6 4/6 Uuics'House Shoes ~ ~ jm.i . 12/ ii lf/i Lidit*' Kid Button Bouts ',, 'fU< . 9/6. i-./6i.i.WludK.b,7to9'„ .;';- 1 . 8/6 7/oGirU'K,dl,S.,lotol4..- „ 4/|j. . i2/i.V 8/6 Maids 1 KijE.S., land2 ',,' V[l .. 10/S 7/ii Liidi,b' Kid Oxford Shotß - ~ '.Hi .. Li/9 ■ 8/ii Lwlies'Kio/Deri.y Muss : ,; "f/U .. 5/9 10/0 Ladies'lil.,vH,iii dimes,, ~ fc'/Ii .. 4/9 fi/iiLadi.B Casiimeroliouwßooterr-c/fc' ■. K';iJ ty'O Latli s" I>. toltd'Citatum: c Shoes , 3/11 ■ • 7/li fi/U -Ludiaa' Colored Pelt shoes' * \ ;'■' 3/11 .. 1/11 10/ ii Ladies' Leva-it It, sidi-8.. -,. 7/ij .. 4/11 10/6 Ladies' Una•«, Luting-Boots ~! Mil .. 1/9 4/6 Children'* Rid legwd' BnlnioVals. 1/6 ..12/6 4/6. Children's uvautß,umorala'"vf 1/tl .. 16/11 2/6 UhiUi'b Kid and Levant iI,HF-~[ 4k .. G/ii 3/tf Child's Strap Suoeß .-,,-•' -f )n\ >, .4/11 14/6 Ladies' Kid Boole ~ '^.i- ! 5/ji Remember Saturday next as the great day for Boots and Bhoes, and recollect tilers' is' r •ilO-year old stock, no rotten, no inolh-caion, awl no bad clastic at our tttabliahmeot. OASH'BOOT- MiAJUtET.; ,;,■;,. ;; Cifi. STEEP ■ ~vjv,-.,-..;.:-:BsP'BYBRYBODY KNOWS 1T.,. "■.•.,,, r y