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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1677, 5 May 1884, Page 4

H. PETERSON Mo, MASTERTON, Cash Boot and Shoe Market. H PETERSON & Co., beg to inform • thei-Numerous Customers and the Public generally, that Laving now completed THE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS to their premises, and largely INCREASED THEIR STOGKII they have now tho Largest and most exteneive {Stock of Boots and Shoes ever scon in the WAIRARAPA I! THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK Comprises goods from soma of the best Colonial, English, and Continental Manufacturers; and aa theyarestillmaking LARGE REDUCTIONS FOR CASH! On every pair of boots and shoes seld, the Public of Masterton will find it GREATLY to their advantage to purckmjrom, Hum, H. Peterson has no old, 'dried up Bankrupt Stock, but all his Goods are of the NEWEST and BEST DESCRIPTION, and Cheaper than any other House in the Wairarapa I The Bespoke Department is under our own personal supervision, so that a Perfect lit and Unsurjiamd Style is guaranteed, So do do not mistake the name, but purchase your boots from

H. Peterson and Co, Cash Boot and Shoe Market, (Next Club Hotel), Queen-Street, Masterton, 1664 BANKRUPT SALE. BANKRUPT SALE. MONSTER SALE! or Drapery and Clothing! H. LAWSON BEGS to announce to the inhabitants of Maatoiton and Burrounding districts thet he has juai received the BALANCE of the STOCK in the Assigned Estate of W, A, McDowell, and as tho whole of the Btsok must be CLE A BED within the NEXT I HUMS WEEKS, to effect a speedy clearance Hi Luwson has determined to make Still Further Reductions, Tho Public will do well to bear this in mind—if, LA ICSOiV, having purchased the Bankrupt Stock of If. A. McDowell for CASH at LESS THAN HALF THE USUAL COST,' L enabled to SELL CHEAPER than any other lwusc in the Wairarapa District, IIEM EMBER TUI3 GREAT GENUINE CLEUG SALE! OF DKAPEKYAND CLOTHING Will Positively Last tor 21-OAYB ONLY—2I Noto the Address and Como One and All— H. LAWSON, (Opposite Muir & Dixon's Coach Factory), QUBBN-ST., MASTERTON, 16G5

New Goods! New Goods! JOHN "WATT, BOOKSELLER <fc STATIONER, (Lale It. I{. Chinchnj, Queen - street, lasterion. Has now ft new and laiqe assorted stock of— Aecount Books ladies' Hand Baga Memorandum Books Photograph Albums School liooke Medical Books School Requisites Birthdaj Text Books Birthday (Cards Pocket Pencils Scrap Books Penholders Swaps Church Services Pocket Books Prayer Books Purses Hymn Books Note Paper and Envelopes in a great variuty. JOHN WATT, 16(53 MAS TEUTON. WALTER PERRY, ' tiiiNERAL JJOTCHEL Bridoe-BT., MASTERTON, NEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. WELLINGTON SECTION. ON MONDAY, the 21st inßt,, the new timetable will come into force. The changes are The train leaving Wellington at'4.s goes only to the Lower Hutt. Tho train for tlio Wairarapi leaves at 125, and does not atop between Wellington and Lower Hutt. Passengers from flag stations for the Wairarapa must go on by the Drevious 4.5 train and change at the Lower Hutt. The 5.5 train ia altered to 5.15, and the 6,25 p.m. to 6 p.m. The 5,45 in from Lower Hutt ia altored to 5.10. GEO. ASHOROFT,, District Manager. Petone, April'lß,lßß4. } 1665 w LLIAM S Eli I/A H, ; AGENT FOR New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company,' New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, TEMPLE MASTERTON