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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3228, 12 June 1889, Page 1

FEARCE'S BOOTS Are Cheap and Good. ' FRESH SHIPMENTS JUST OPENED per s.s* ARAIVA and lONIC, direct from tho best LONDON'and A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP OUR OWN MANUFACTURE HEADY FOR I3MCJMC 833 X A T3E3S XT S B AND ALL . Opposite Club- Hotel, Queen-street, Masterton, REPAIRIITG. ' Is NOW DONE 'at Our MASTERTON ESTABLISHMENT, !HE Public will please understand that the BEST OF LEATHER ONLY will be used and the work will be executed by experienced workmen. Boots left one day can be had the next, or if desired, the same day. PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESSE.FEARCE, (Opposite Club Hotel), .Queen-street, Masteiton, important" notlceT Further Reductions at the GEE AT SALE OF GRAVES AND FLEMING'S j ASSIGNED STOCK. P. W. WOODROFFE announce tbat fiavinß doaol np tile Wclliiigbai. btuiaeaa (late Graves and Fleming, Ouln*etK(t) Cling to t] 0 expiiation of thojlease, he has DIVIDED UP THE STOCK, AND FORWARDED A LARGE PORTION, OVER 80 OASES OF GOODS 30 , to MASTERTON where tho samo will bo offered 30 OASES OF QBOD3 30 FOR TWO WEEKS OiTLT, At Genuine Slaughter Prices, During the Sale all ctacs of Goods will be soid at GENUINE CLEARING PRICES, a3 the object Is to SELL OUTj ENTIRE STOCK within TWO WEEKS. ' COMB EARLY to the CLEARING OUT SALE, at " F. W. WOODROFFE'S (Next Ciub Hotel, Mastoiton) Business Closes up in TWO WEEKS. 0, (LIMITED), EL W. MILLS & G HAKVESTING MACHINERY. I IV!) J' i STOCK JUST LANDED COMPRISING The Buckeye lowdow Reapers & Binders, THE Lightest and Strongest Machine in the World. The NEW KNOTTEII, the Simplest and most Perfect, The Buckeye canuot capsizo on Hill Sides. No Transport Carria.sjo Necessary, The Buckoyo is AWAY AHDAD of all others in improvements this season BUCKEYE two horse. Mowing Machines. RORNSBY'S Combined Reapers and Moivets. HOHNijBY'S Two horse Mowin» Machines. HOKNSBY'S Scrub Cutting Machines for Manuka and Cotton Wood Scrub. American Horse Hay Rakes. Rovolving Horso Hay Rakes. American Winnowing"Machines for separating and cioaning all kinds of Grass Seeds and Grain. Extras for Buckoyo Reapers & Binders Extras for Hornsby's Reapers & Binders Binder Twine of best quality Binder Twine American Hill Side Ploughs. Horncby's 1 and 2 Wheol and Swing Ploughs ' A morioan Horse Hoes and Cultivators. Howard's Colonial Pattern Double Furrow Ploughs E % MILLS&CO- Limited. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINERY IMPORTEHS WELLINGTON. NOTICE. TOTHE INHABITANTS OF EKE 1 A HUNA AND THE PUBIIO GENERALLY: Henry burling Junr, will up ply BEEF at the following Cash Frices por ft Hind Quarlors, rump Steak 3»d Steak Silverloin ■ ,„.3id Ribs . ... iit J,j : Boili ' ! g •• ' ... Z 2Jd —JiurroN- • Foro-qilartor neck dt breast ljd Hind-quarters ... . ... 2k Bacun at Current Prices. H.B. hopes by supplying * Dref-clnsa article mid giving strict attention to bust. ' now, to receive a fair share of public sup port. "2002 Boots and Shoes, RETAIL, at WHOLESALE PRICES For Ready Money ONLY, WAS DECLARED! NOT.BEWPN ENGLAND AND GERMANY, BUT Between the BOOT DEAJLERS ol M ASTERTON. Gentlemen of Masterton and District BE NOT DECEIVED by large signs and big blow, but if you want GOOD BOOTS go to H. PETKRSON, who youall know sells nothing but First-Class Goodsat a Fair Price,' No clap-trap Prices and advertisements to mislead you. Gall at the shop aRd compare the prioe andgoods with others, and it will be found that. H. PETERSON can-not be beat, lie is NOT "Here to-day and gone to-morrow.'. It will not pay Lira to pawn off ■ ; - • Rubbish for first-class goods. BOOTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER . ; REPAIRS DONE,AT REASONABLE PRICES. •,' ' . * ul „ 4 Make no mistake in the address, to be found next r to Peace's Boot SborJ p " ceß "iclude pnatapeto' any address in ■V--AND OPPOSITE Ru'SS &'MUIR'S COACH FACTORY I must iiciompany order. lu W' • M'WBQft'Wr •' ■ ' -"luring wnd sizii of boots worn; Prieo A, * j ' 'iatofa!ltiuvnriyeltiei"onßpplieation. - . - BOOTMAKER AND iMPOKTBII, : sUMfe i . Queen-street, 3200 m Si mm m LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S FELT LINED WOODEN SOLED BOOTS AND SLIPPERS FOR COUNTRY WEAR* Ladies' Get Lace top, lined witlutout -felt and broad soles 11/.' Lace top, leather Golosh, ' felt leg,_ broad soles, aud lined with felt 15/. w. Buckle fastoii, and flap over" lace holes, lined with extra stout felt 12/. 14/fc' S'lpper cities for garden stable wear 6/!) 1/1} Ladies spring clogs'for wearing over boots, squire no fasteniim. B/U, Ladies King aud clog Pattens 3/6, Mun's Clog Tights, 5 aud 6. inches', 9/4 and 10/1, with flap to coyer lace holes and fasten with bucklo 11/6, Shooter tops 6 and 7i indies liiali, !)/8 and.il/.. All the abov«