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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2705, 20 September 1887, Page 2

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. i H. HOUNSLOW i "pESPEtTFULLY intimates to , tlia LV I t blio of Maatortoii that ho has commenced business as BOOT AND SHOE MAKER , In those premises opposite Dmison Hoijse, where he hopes by striut attention to all ordora entrusted to his care to merit a fail 1 share of Support. Boots and Shoes of eveiy description made and repaired on tho moat Reasonable terms, . . 2609 •: '9UQDES3OR ... Wr-MmEJpMAN&SON.. . Queen-St,j Masterton, LARGE stosk of' WATCHES CLOCKS,:' JEWELRY, and ELECTRO PLATE, to select from. Spectacles aud'Eye glasaoa to Buit any sight. ARCHITECT. Chubch Street Masierion. Plana prepared and Estimates futnishod. CHKISTMAS PKKSENTS. NEW l|OO r ;S. YISITORS to Wellington should mako a point uf seeing our NEW GOODS just received by Direct Stoamerß. They are all the NEWEST DESIGNS AND NOVELTIES, OF the LONDON MARKET, And being marked at the Lowest Prices, should command a ready sale. . C; LUDWIG & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OJTICIANS, 481 Lambton Quay, Wellington, EMPIRE LABOR EXCHANGE. mHE abovo Office is carried on solely I as a LABOR EXCHANGE, our whole time and attention being given to the Business. We' are not General Dealers, bo that employers can rely on prompt attention to all orders. ■ Employed, when sending for Servants are requested to state wages and othet particulars, thereby preventing loss of time iu forwarding what they require. iV.if.—Servant® applying for situations by letter must enclose stamps for reply. No, 8, Grbt Stbbbt, Wehhoion, MRS C. KEAN, (Late of Melbourne) BCIENTIFIO DREBS CUTTER, BEOS8 EOS to inform the ladies of Mas! jrton and district that she has taken ma over Mr Torn pie's' Grocery Store, Queen Street —entrance sido door, and wlll'rosume business Ist September on hof return from Wellington. Maaterton, Aug. 27, 1887. • C. A, POWNALL, Barrister and Solicitor, MASTERTON. MRS. BAMBER'S CENTRAL BOOT DEPOT. MASTERTON. TS STILL THE . MOST POPULAR I - ESTABLISHMENT IN THE ENOUGH.' And why is this the case ? Tho answer is simple. : , ' She haa only one policy, and that is to give the best valuV that is possible, and to ma'k all gobds ill plain, figures. J recofjuißeß the necessity for RETRENCH* MENT, and shows it in a practical manner by inviting tile public to Retrench and Save their Boot purchases by BUYING THEIR BOOTS at tho CENTRAL. . Do. you wailfc' a' strong, useful hardwoarinp, good-fitting pair to look nice ? .You muat go to THE CENTRAL. " Do your Wife and Little Ones want Boots ? The best value in the Borough, is at : THE CENTRAL.

NEW SPRING GOODS ARE IN, AND WE HAVE A GRAND STUCK TO SELECT FROM/ . Remember our Platform, We have also three U's— DURAUILITY (guaranteed to wear) DEFIANCE (not to ba excelled) : DESIRABILITY (once examined, and you must desire them.) Bqots and Shoes made and repaired at loweat ourrent ratea. 2704 MASTERTON SCHOOL; THE Second Academical Quarter will commence on MONDA7, OCTO* BER 3,i ,sfentsand Guardians of in'tondto'n pupila will fiud tfiis a oonvenielit time for entering nameß. BOOK' KEEPING has be«n'added to the curriculum. The Afternoon Fronch Glass will meet aa usual, terra obncurrenfcwith above, A, E, CRAWFORD, §704 ■ , Sen. Soph, T.O.D.