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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3107, 18 January 1889, Page 3

i^'a'W^^^. piMlffpipofe niSH,. OKON TIME PAYHas aevoral first-class instruments for i sale, now on view at his Greytown R66ms ..;-... CALL .'AND INSPECT. No excuse for anyone without.' ■■■'- aPiANb'never, : '2429 AAA BUSHELSWHITETaMr 7 OUU ' ; 0AT8, .■.-, M Bale's of' Wool Packs, each lOlbß and.Sibs, FaatTopa . ..,-,;/' IAA SACKS RYE- GRASS SEED. IUU ' . Applyto -;,■:■'.,/.. 3014 ■'.?■■„■?. H.WOOD. FOE PRIVATE- SALE. - - •' KWWIBIBMSWiHI ' CUTLER, No 6.0., with Duplex Bagger, Tarpaulin, set patent clip bagrings. Mocks for wheels, and sundry extras complete, The'whole in first class working order, main belts new. ; Apply to, F.'H.WOOD.s Central Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Great Clearing Cash Sale. JOSEPH CARPENTER reminds y purchasers that he is still selling the balanco of his . enormous atook recently purchased trom Mrs Bamber at Less than COST PltflX and'will coiitiuuo lo.do [bo until every line'is cleared. Now is the chance of getting . CHEAP BOOTS AND GOOD BOOTS. Owing to the rush of customers, to keop up the supply, new goods are being unpacked daily and all will bo sold at CLEARING PRICES for CASH.

Owing to the impetus £>ivou to the Boot Trade in New Zealand by the NEWTARIFF, Colonial mado boots of all descriptions .are being turned out. JOSEPH CARPENTER asks nobody to PATRONISE COLONIAL INDUSTRY, and keep the money in the ccmntry— Ho simply invites them to inspect the New Zealand Manufactures, and comparetbe STANDARD, WELLINGTON PREMIER and ZELANDIA Brands with the Bost Finished Imported Boots, His stock comprises Ladies and: Children's boots of the newest and most fashionable designs, finished epal to the best London and Parisian makers by New Zealand workmen.. ' Headßof families are asked to compare quality and prices with the Imported articlo, and make their pwohase, Boots and Shoes of every, kind made tc order and repaired on the premises, The Ladies Department will in future be under the sole charge of Mrs

oam, and Inspect the Bargains, Joseph Carpenter's CENTRAL BOOT A SHOE WAKEQUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. FOE SALE. 4 N ACCOMODATION HOUSE in l the township of Tenui. ' Apply to T. MAOKAY, IG9 •• • Masterton. . FOR SAM OR TO LET.—That 'commodious house and grounds, situated in Uhapel-strept, Masterton, lately occupied by Mr \V. T, (rrundy. For further particulars apply to Mr W. Perry, Queen-street. 1 DAIRY FARM, ~ comprising six acres splendid land, including I aero orchard, permanent spring, six-roomed house, stables, cowsheds, &c, and 2i tons flay. Price £450, Apply Daily Ofiico. 8101 WR SALE-Cheap.—A fine lot cf Young Broith Leghorn Fowls; also Plymouth Rook and iVhite Leghorn Cockerel?, W. MoKENZIB, Worksop Road, A LL ACCOUNTS due to Williams and Banker up to December 31st, 1888, must be paid to Mr It. J. Fitton, Central Chambers, Masterton, on or berfore MONDAY, January 21st 1889, otherwise, they will be placed in a soltcitor's hands for collection, (Signed), WILLIAMS & BARKER. MASTERTON • OPAKI JOCKEi ' CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Club Hotel on SATURDAY NEXT, January 19th, at 8 ■p.m.'''■•:■' Business—To adopt programme for Autumn Meeting, • ■ .; RIOHD. J. FITTON, 3106. . * ; Secretary M.0.J.0. , T ThursJL^.'dajiiight'abay horeo, : lio-visiblo : oii Finder will I bo- rewarded on'rrfuraing samo to. CluLStalilei.i • -'• •: