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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3077, 11 December 1888, Page 3

. "JTOERS, •nuiEIR'ONS, KTO 3 JJENDERS, JJIREIHONS, ETC I: . • " 1 . all at low prices'. J NO. k'-0 CJ JS' G', IRONMONGER, Queen, titmt, Masterton,. Wholesale Drapery Company. • ARE NOW KEPLiJjjTI'i WlfH NOVELTIES IrOR THE BEASON, AT A GTUAL, miOLESALEPItrCES FOR, READY MODE! ONI V.

P- DICKSON, - Managing* Partner; E. KIBBLEWHITE, TOBACCONIST, &o„ 1 HAIRDRESBLW SALOON, QUEEN-ST .MASTERTON, IUST ARRIVED.-A .SPLENDID y : ASSORTMENT OP PISHIXG TAOKLE, Lines and-Flies; Minnows, Phantoms, etc. . .« •• i . ■ lOR;SALE-NE W MOSIC, ; ; Circulating Library, all liatest'Novels, and Standard Workt on Haiid, i' ■ Stationery, Walki.no Sticks! - invited- .' I The: HAIR- DRES3SIISG SALOON •tiched, which is one of the best I'ointed in the District, is under. the l'-raaiiagement of'"'V.. h?mmOß: ROWLEY, 7«ur. : ' Jh will bo glad to seo all his: Old "T ; and as many New ... I Ones as possible. . Ladies' Own 7; EairiMcUp, For'tho convenience of Ladies, the Irved for thcin every THURSDAY |:l t0.2 and from Gto 1; " iRCUmNG, SHAVING, am ""DOING Os kaoii . s id Summer i A RE NOW OFENINGOUTTIiEIIS il FIRST INSTALMENT OF

SPRING AND SUMMEE MILLIE ERY, DRAPERY, CLOTH- » ING, ETC. special Joyelties . IN EYJiRV DEPARTMENT, DRESS GOODS, JIILLINERY, PRINTS,' GINGHAMS, ; ZEPHYRS, FANCY DRAPERY, ETC. Particulars of which will bo duly ntlveitisecl in a fow dayu, CALL AND INSPECT THE STOCK ATTHE BON MAECHE.t. J. Hooper & Co, BON MAECHE Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! ! OF HIE Great Clearing Cash Hale. JOSEPH CARPENTER reminds purchasers that his clearing sale for One Month, terminates on SATURDAY December Bth, Now is the chance of getting . CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BQGTS. I Owing to the rush of customers;'to keep up the supply, new goods aro being unpacked (l;iily and all will bo sold al CLEARING PItIOES for CASH. I Owing to the impetus to tliv Boot Trade in New Zealand hy tlw NEW TARIFF, Colonial rondo hoots of all descriptions aro being turned out. .' JOSEfH CARPENTER asks nobodv to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep tlio 'money in the country. Ho simply invites them to inspect th« New Zealand''Manufactures, -and comparetlio'STANDAßD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA 'Brands with the Best Finislied Imported Boots. '. His stock comprises Ladies und Children's boots Of the newest and most fashionable designs, finished equal to the best London and Parisian pikers by New Zealand workman. Heads of faiui)j«3 are listed to earnpare qw% mid pricos with tluv Imported article, niidmake their purchase. Boots and Bhoea of every kind made (o order and repaired on tho premises,

Oali, and Ixsvkot tuk Basins at Joseph Carpenter's OENTPAI BOOT k SHOE AVAIiE- . HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MASTKIJTUJi. (J ri'iCTACLEii - jTSiiii' all SiwhtsKJ A Spwiaj lino in mIAIm just re ceivesV' Also Goggles, Sight preservers, Folders &o, GEO.HOOPEH,Ojiticiaii, Quiien-atfcet. Masonic Hotel" WO^DYILLK. fPHIS hew aud elegant klel is iiuw 1 opened and uft'ords tlio best of accommodation for Travellers and V jailors. ■ Meals provided on arrival of trains and Coaches. X!; ; ' ; L.D.BICKEIiTON, " ; - ■ Vroprietul', STAND MANGLES, 'TABLE MANGLES, "WJRINQEUS, ' 'CHEAP. ' - JNOYOpa, * IKONMOIJ.GKR,