CENTRAL BOOT WAREHOUSE QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. Mbb baumber Will hold her annual STOCKTAKING SALE OOMMEIICIKfi SATURDAY, April 14th. Those wishing to secure real bargains should not fail to call early. FOR INSTANCE, do 6b, Gs Cd, 7s Cd, 8s Gd Special line oE Ladies' Evening Shoes, plain and beaded, Cs 3d, Ladies' Walking Shoes (Pollock) 9s, usual price 12b, Satin Ball Shoes 9s Ud, all colours, usual price lfis. Copper-toed Boots from 3s 3d, Men's Watertights 10b, 13b Cd, 15s Cd. Boot Protectors 4d prir card. In Fact every line will be reduced to wholesale prices during the sale. All lots will be plainly marked. These prices are strictly CASH during the sale. Country Orders Promptly Attended to, Wilson and Richardson JNTIMATE to the Ladies of the Wairarapa District, the "completion of extensive enlargements, to meot the increasing wants of their old established business, The accommodation is now doubled a spacious roomjjhas been opened for the display of Millinery, Mantles and Underclothing A large and well-lighted room or the Dress Department, Dressmaking with all facilities for the
despatch of orders, under the superintendance of a lady of great experience. A new room has been added for the exhibition of Carpets, Linoleums, and Mattings, together with many other improvements. WILSON & KICHARDSON Have received large shipments for the Autumn and coming Winter Seasons for every branch of their business. Patterns will bo forwarded on application, Country Orders receiving the personal supervision of one of the firm, Gentlemen are requested to buy our famous Colonial Tweed Suits made to measure from £2. Patterns and Selfmeasurement Cards sent by post. Wilson & Richardson, CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN, DRAPERS, TAILORS, HABITMAKERS, & COSTUME MAKERS, 58 and GO, Lambton Quay: WELLINGTON. Dr. F, WALLACE MACKENZIE OCULIST & AURIST, 93 Upper Willis Street. Wellington NEWjfiOO^. VISITORS to Wellington should make a point of seeing our NEW GOODS just reeceived by Direct Stea mers. They are all the NEWEST DESIGNS AND NOVELTIES. OF the LONDON MARKET, Andbeing remarked at the Lowest Prices, should commend a ready sale. C. LUDWIG & SON, WATCHMAKER 1 JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS H. J. HAIGH, ARCHITECT, HALL-STREET, MASTEBTON, Late of Grey-street, Wellington MR HaIGH has made arrangements with Mr H. B. RCIWLATT to carry on business for him during liis absence in England __ "Mr, A. A. White, ~ (G.D.S. DUN. Univ.) •*.-DENIAL SURGEON,' * OflUßCfl • STREET; 8f ASTERTON,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2884, 27 April 1888, Page 2
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385Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2884, 27 April 1888, Page 2
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