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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3201, 10 May 1889, Page 1

PUAECE'S Are Cheap and Good. .■•■ vl FEESH SHIPMENTS JUST.OPENED per 8,3 ARAWA and lONIC, direot from the best LONDON and Paris Bouses, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP OUR OWN MANUFACTURE ' , ■,. BEADY FOR IM MH DI A. I 1 B USE • AT RIGHT PRICES. Opposite. Club ■Hotel,'',.'. ;.Q'ueen-street,. Mastertou. REPAIRING IsNOW DONE at Our MASTEBTON ESTABLISHMENT: mHE Public will please understand.thaUhe BEST OF LEATHER ONLY will be used and the work .will be executed by experienced workmeu. Boots left one.day can be had the next, or if desired, the same day. PLEASE NOTEIHE ADDRESSJH. !P-E3-A.xlO jE3 r (Oppo sili'dil ■]' .-■ •( ) .}■::■(■;[

CHINA STORE NOW OPEN. WONG XOTT, IMPORTER OF TEA, FANCY GOODS, CROOKERYWARE, PRESERVED GINGER, ETC., WISHES the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding districts to take notice that lie has started business next Theatre Royal, Queen-street, Masterton, PEICELIST, Best tea 2s per lb, 6Mb box lis Gd Oatmeal, 2Jd per lb, 4s 9d per bag „„„ „ „ 81b :„ 15a 6d Flour, 100ftbag, 11a 63, BOlb bag, 6s, „ „ „ „ „ 111b „ 19a Bd 251b bag, 3a 3d „„ „ „ „121b „■ 22a fid Best White Sugar, 3jd per lb, Nol, „ „ „ „ „ half chests 74s 401b ba?, lis fid Best tea Is lOd per lb, 81b box 13s 6d -Bat Whifco Sugar, No 2, 401b bag, 10s „ ,; „ „ „ „ 111b „ 18a 6d fid „ „ „ „ „ „121b „ 20s Best Wliite Sugar, No 3,3 d per lb, 401b ~ , , „ half chests Cos bag, 9s 6d „ , „ „ half chests Cos bag, 9s 6d Good tea la 6d per lb, 81b box lis 6d Currants, s|d per lb ~ „ „ „ „ „ half chests EGs Raisins, Gd per lb Best Coffee 1/4,1/6, and 1/10 per lb Sultana Raisins, 7d per lb The Helios Candles 9d per lb Sago, 'Pearl Barley, Rice, Southorn Sperm Candles Cd oer lb 2| per lb, or 51b ft SoapSd, 5d per bar, 41b bar 9d New Season's Jams. Bd p Keen's best blue Is per lb Dolman's Starch Cd per lb Berber's ,' 7dper,box Baking Powder Is 8d per lb Baking Soda 4d per lb Fine Salt Id per lb Sago,' Pearl Barley, Rice, Tapioca, all 2| per lb, or Bib for Is New Season's Jams. Bd per tin, Mulberry Jam, 9d per tin Morton's Brown Treacle, 2fi> tin 9d „ Vinegar, lOd per, bottlo „ Pickles, lid „ Holbrook & Co's Pickles, lOd per bottle Lea & Perrins' Sauce, la 2d per bottle Blacking, 8d per dozen Bright's .„ (id „ Clothes pegs Id per dozen Nestle'a Swiss Milk 8d per tin Clothes lines, fid each Salad oil Cd per bottle Good Brooms, 1/6 each Castor oil Gd do . Nailrod Tobacco 4d per stick, 5/2 per lb Kerosene 5d do Juno „ 10d per stick, 5/6 per lb Best Cheese 8d per lb Imperial Ruby Bird's Eye, 1/3 per stick. Wood & Co's Cornflour 4Jd per lb 7/-per lb Johnston's Cornflour 7d per lb • Richmond, V.A, Is 5d per stick, 7s lb Coleman's Mustard !/• and Is 3d per lb Small Twist, 3d per stick, 5s 2d per lb Houten's Cocoa |lb tins 1/Swiss Cigars, Id each, 2a per packet do do lib tins 3/10 Virginia Returns Cigarette Tobacco, Is Fry's Cocoa pkts. 6d per packet do do lib pkts, 1/10 Best Cigars, 2d each • Fresh butter, onions, potatoes, &c, Palmer's Matches, 6ld per dozen I AM A CASH BUYER OF ZINC, TEA LEAD, AND COPPER, HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. Note the Address— WONG YOU, NEXT THEATEE ROYAL, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. E.W. MILLS &Co. ( ™). HARVESTING MACHINERY. ■ SV ] ) X\i STOCK JUST LANDED COMPRISING The Buckeye lowdown Reapeks & Binders. THE Lightest and Strongest Machine in the World. The NEW KNOTTER, the Simplest and most Perfeob. The Buckeye cannot capsize on Hill Sides. No Transport Carriago Necessary. The Buckeye is AWAY AHDAD of all others in Improvements this season BUCKEYE two hevse Mowing Machines. HORNSBY'S Combined Reapers and Mowers. HORNSBY'S Two horse Mowing Machines. HORNSBY'S Scrub Cutting Machines for Manuka and Cotton Wood Scrub, American Horse Hay Rakes. Revolving Horso Hay Rakes, American Winnowing Maohines for separating and cleaning all kinds of Grass Seeds and Grain. Extbas for Buckeye Reapers & Binders Extras for Hornsby's Reapers & Binders , Binder Twine of best quality Binder Twine American Hill Side Ploughs '..'.'..' Hornsby's 1 and 2 Wheel and Swing Ploughs i ' American Horse Hoes and Cultivators, Howard's Colonial Pattern Double Furrow Ploughs ■ .E-W- lILLS& CO, Limited. ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MAOHINEEY IMPORTER!: WELLINGTON. Boots and Shoes, RETAIL, at WHOLESALE PRICES ForEeady Mqney'ONLY, ■■ TO "NOT BETWEENENGLANDAND GERMANY, BUT ' ' Between the BOOT DEALERS of MASTERTON Ladies and Gentlemen of Masterton and District n D BOOTS go to H. PETiIRSON, who you all know sells nothing bu First-Glass Goods at a Fair Price. No olap-trap Prices and advertisements ti * mislead you., (Jail at the Bhop and compare the price andgoods with others ( j and it H- PETERSON cannot be beat, he is NO] , " Here, tp-flajf and gone to-morrow.'' It will not pay him to pawn oi BOOTS 01 ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER .;.<:■ v REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABL^PRIOES. : ' !: AND OPPOSITEROSS&MUIR'SOOAOH FACTORY' H, i i.->:' ; BOOTMAKER AND IMK)fftEK,, : v./..; i;?/, ,:';'' -:; V iQUEEFSTREET,

THE NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDJ TOES' ASSOCIATION (Limited). Foe the Protection of Trade, Cohbotobs of Accounts, fa, TSSUES Weekly Commercial. Report of J_ Baiilttuptoies.Bills of Sale.Assignraonlsr Loans on Wool aridCrops.io. Makes private enquiries as to financial status; Golleots accounts anywhere in New Zealand and in Australia, in advance, Masterton Agent, Mr E. H. Waddington, Perry-streot, „ Solicitor, Mr A. E. Bunny. J. B. EANDERSON, Genß/al Manager, OPAKI SAWMILLS, , Masterton. RICHARD EYERtfDEJN PROPRIETOR. ET7I BEGS to notify t b • JCJ, has purchased' tlio nbovo well-known mill, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber to order any sizoand at the lowest possible trado rates. All orders by prat, at the mill, or left at R.E.'s residence, will receive prompt and careful attention. Mail Service from Masterton . to Castlepoint. QNand after TUESDAY NEXT, Ist, January, ,1889, the Undersigned will run his MAIL COACHES between Masterton and. Cashpoint and intormodiato places as follows:— Leavo Club Hotel, Masterton, for Tinui and ■ Castlepoint every.TTESDAY, and FRIDAY Mornings at 7.45 a.m., leaving Whakataii for Masterton every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY moraines at 6,80a,m arriving in Masterton at 2 p.m. in time to catch the afternoon train for Wellington. . ° _ Passengers and Parcels can bo booked eitherat.MrF.HOOD'S Club Stables or.at the Proprietor'srcsideuce. ■ DixonStreet, Masterton, Aconveyanco loaves Masterton for Mn?,vT a^ Bri, J ce 5 etheVo1 'y SU NDAY MORNIM at 7 o'clock, ntumint to Masterton at 5 p,m, T.P.LETT, 309 ' ' Proprietor. In-taking over the business lately coo. ducted by MHH.B LATHAM to intimate that he is prepared ts deliver OHEaPMEaT Of the Best Quatoy to all parts of the town and district. A Trial Ecspectfully Solicited, ALTEF. PERRY GENERAL BijTOHKR, BFIDQE.ST. MASTERTON NOTICE. TOTHEBHABITANTSOFEKEI \. HUMANDTHEPUBIIO GENERALLY. Pnce-spSb ßEEPaUhefoll -^^ Hind Quartors, rump Steak 3|d feteas Silverlom... <u,v Ribs ;,,.■ •" % —motion—- , Fore-quarter neck & breast 1M Hmd-quartors „,* „. 2k . Sausages „. „ ( "_ Baoon at Current Prices, article and givingatrictattoiition to busi. ness, to receive iifair share of public sun ' —— ———. 2902 BROUGHAM'HMT -IS (Colonel) McDonnell, havine openedaprmteschoolforyouna ladies nt-.tlio above address, aidedby I^S^^^r M ndqualifiea 1 co >™oajous.'r,sidance. with' all tho m'roundnip.s'ojaj.efiiied homo. ."PS # !? 8 , t ™«oii'embraces English , "° '*" Literature "°nce,-Fronch, German. Latin u»ton,'24th Octobii llli^l'