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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3207, 17 May 1889, Page 1

FEABCE'S BOOTS Are Cheap and Good. FRESH SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED per s.b ARAWA and IONIO, direct from the lost LONDON and Paris' House! A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE ■ READY fob XMMEDXATB 17SH ATEIGpPRICEI 'Opposite'' Club Hotel, Queen-street, Masterton. REPAIRING Is NOW DONE at Our MASTERTON ESTABLISHMENT. mHE Public.wili please understand that the BEST OF LEATHER ONLY will be used and the work will be executed by experienced workmen, Boots lsft one day can be had the next, or if desired, the same day. v PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS- , . : (Opposite Club Hotel), Queen-street, Masterton, IMPORTANT NOTIGI Further Reductions at the G- E E A T S ALE OF GRAVES AND FLEMING'S ASSIGNED STOCK. P. W, WOODROFFE DEGS to announce that having closed nfi tlio Wellington business (late Graves and Fleming, Ouba-str expiiation of the lease, he has DIVIDED UP THE STOCK, AND FORWARDED A LARGE PORTION, OVER \C\ OASES OF GOODS OH n/v Oil OASES OF GJODS 30 to MASTERTON whore tho same will be offered TWO WEEKS OULI; At Genuine Slaughter Prices, During tho Sale all classes of Goods willbosoidat GENUINE CLEARING PRICES, as the object is to SELL OUT the ENTIRE STOOK within TWO WEEKS. COME EARL? to the CLEARING OUT SALE, at F. W. WOODRQFFIr U&&, (Next Ciub Hotel, Mastorton) Business Closes up in TWO WEEKS.

> \JO. (LIMITED). HABNESTING MACHINERY. IVI H i STOCK JUST LANDED COMPRISING The Buckeye lowdow Reapers A'Binders. THE Lightoafc and Strongest Machine in the World. The NEW KNOTTER, the Simplest and moat Perfect, The Buckeye oannot capsize ou Hill Sides. No Transport Carriago Neoesaary. The Buckeye is AWAY AHDAD of all others in improvements this season | BUOREYB two horse 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. 5 American Horse Hay Rakes. Revolving Homo Hay Rakes. ' American Winnowing Machines for separating and oieaning all kinds of Grass ' , ; Seeds and Grain. . Extras for Buckeye Reapers <fc Binders ExTßisfor Hornsby's Reapers & Binders : Binder Twine of bmquality Binder Twine , American Hill Side Ploughs; HOrnsby'B 1 and 2 liVheol and Swing Ploughs American Horse Hoes and Cultivators, -'■ Howard's Colonial Pattern Double Furrow Ploughs , E. W; MILLS & CO, Limited. 'd agricultural implement and machinery importers WELLMGTON. r Boots an 4 Shoes, RETAIL, at WHOLESALE PRICES. t . 'Fob Ready Money ONLY, ; WiEDECLABED! - NOT BETWEEN ENGLAND, AND GERM AM, BUT BetwetentheBObTDEALERSofMASTERTON. Ladies and Gentlemen of Masterton and District „. T)E NOT DECEIVED by large signs and big blow, but if you want GOOD J) BOOTS go to H- PETERSON, who you all kn'ow, seils nothing but "i Eirst-Olass Gooils it a Fair Pride.'; No dap-trap Prices and advertisements to mislead you. Oallat theshop and compart the price andgoodswith others, * and it willbefonndthat H,,PETERSONcannot be beat, he is NOT • " Here ; to-day and gone to-mbrrbw.'" It;will.not pay him to pawn off ut . Rubbish for first-class goods.. • ■ BOOTS OF ALL- DESCRIPTIONS MADE' TO' ORDER, ' REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES. ' Make no mistake'in the address,... to-be found next to, Pearce's Boot Shot ~ AND OPPOSITE ROSS & MUM'S COACH FACTORY. - m & peterson, ; BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, ;.: ' ••■■■■■■: - - ■■;. JJUEEN-STREET.-.

NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF KKBIA HUN A AND THE PUBIIO GENERALLY. HENRY BURITnG Junr. will B Qp ply BEEF at the following Cash Prices pur lb - ,■. .Hind Quarters, rump Steak 3jd Steak Silverloin 3M Ribs ... Sd Boiling 2}d —MUTIOH— . . ' Fore-quarter neck & breast lid Hind-quarters 24a Sausages.,. ... ,„ fa Bacon at Current Prices. article and giving strict attention to brißi< ness, to receive a fair share of public imp ■ P" rt ' 2902 m mm '<«&& ladies' -4 /.gentlemen's pelt lined wooden holed boots and slippers for country wear; ' ,;■■.:.■: ■•;■■• Ladles' Gen's Lnco top, linedivi'hstout, felt and broad soles 11/. 12/Lace top,; leather Golosh,- : felt leg, broad soles, and- ' ' lined with felt 15/. 16/Buckle fasten, and flap over.laoe holes, lined with extra, stout, felt 12/.: 14/6. • Slipper clogs for garden' ~ / -stable'wear,/. ,'. / : 6/9 /7/G, Ludics r spring clogs for Waring over boots, vquire no faatenlim,. 5/9, Ladies' , Ring and clog Pattens 3/6, Men's Clog .rights, .5 and-6-inches, 9/4' and 10/4, . with (lap to eove'r lace holes and faßten with buckle 11/0, Shooter tope 6 and 7|' inches hif!b,.9/6 and 11/-. All the above; ( pucks liiulude postwe to any, address in ■ N.Z. Cash must accompany oiiler. lii : ordering send size of boots worn./Prico' list of all our novelties on npplioationV W. H. PAYNE/ // •! 141, Anna«h-Btr«et, Ohristohuroh. :/ .'■' ■-..■>■ '"■ ; : .-'0:W);