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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3310, 16 September 1889, Page 2

LDEHS AND THE PUBC IN GENERAL. ÜBT LANDED East Lothian," PACKAGES IRONMONGERY. r 1 CASE H. mid T. Vauglmn's No 60 J_ Mid 60a ItIM LOOKS, and DRAW BACK LOCKS. 1 CASE T. Sander's BRASS FURj NISHINGS containing 24 do/,an SJ in Fastenors, 21 dozen 2|in Fasteners 24 dozen Lifts, 15 dozen Rucks assorted, dlso Ends, Hooks, Brackets, Knobs, Knockers, Letter Plntw, Bolts, Butts, Handles Ac &c. •j CASK Wright and Butler's Lumps, J, (very handsome), | CASE ol 40 Newey and Homer's .[ Fenders, all sizes, and ranging in trices from la 9d to 28s 6d. i CASE Firo Brasses, Sotß,Pokcrcttes, [ Companion Stands, Fire Dogs etc. BDLS A, and T. Parks' I and 2 Spades, and 3 and 4 Shovels 4 BDLS C. T. Skelton's 1 and 2 Spades, and 4 and 5 prongs Digini( Forks. Aud to arrivo about the end ofjJune ex s.fl " Glamis'' -I CASE CUTLERY, Knives, Pocket, J Dinner and Desert I'orks and Spoons Ac. CASK Mortico Furniture (» BDLS Galvanised Buckets and Oval ) Do Baths. | CASE BRUSHWARE Ac, Ac. Other Lines to FollowGoods have all been bought DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, And in many cases ire have got EXTRA DISCOUNT ovorand above tliousn.il trade discount, enabling us to eell at WHOLESALE RATES. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO. JOHNSTON, (Lath E. Feist), GENERAL MERCHANT, AND DIRECT IMPORTER, Queen-street Masterton, A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN IN thanking tho public for their ibcral support during tho last four years, jrishes to call attention to tho Large and (Voll Assorted Stock of Watches, namely, Whellor's Silver Hunting Levers, Ehrardts k Stays'; also a large assortment of Beo Clocks, Poop o Jay, Alarums, Pebbloa, pantoscopic pectaclcs, 'adies gold dross rings, and tven-tliing in connection with tho trade, Gold and silver medals of any dessription ,nadc to order—designs kept on tho promises. Watches, Clocks, and Jewellory repaired on tho promises at tho shortest notice. Pipes mounted. A. HENDERSON.

H.HOUNSLOW, boot manufacturer, (Opposite the lndo-China Tea Depot), JUSTERTON. —Nothing Succeeds like Success,— mHIS is tlie moat popular establish* J[ incut in the Borough. The reatons of its success aro several, and easily Answered : Firstly -These premises hold a splendid etock. Secondly Tlio greatest attention is paid to quality and fitting, and every pair will fiivo satisfaction. Thirdly All purchase are made for cash, and sold on the sauis torms, and the public aro given the ful benefit of this method of trading Fourthly:—Every change of the season brings a fresh supply, and at this particu Jar season. H. H. is offering splendid value in Mon"s and Boys' Strong Bootsboth English and Colonial; and in Ladies Department, ivarin winter slippors; and Strong, tine bootß for walking ; also a ijood variety of Eyening Shoes. Lastly —The variety is so large that all those ivho want Choap Lines can bo as well suited as thoso who want more costly articles, as fl. Hounslow's motto is— Evory articlo the best that can be given for tho money whether at 3s or JO3. H. lIOUNSLOW, (Opposite the Indo■China Tea Depot), "No BlowT No

Bluster] J. CARPENTER, 0? THE CENTRAL BOOT MART, "QOES not profeaa to Soli Cheaper than anybody else in tlio Trade, but Dofies Competition. NO RUBBISH PALMED OFF ON THE PUBLIC FOR GOOD BOOTS. Bavini; a Thorough Knowledge of tlio Tradr, Buys Direct from tlio COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS. NO BUYING of OLD STOCK THAT CAHNOT BE (JOT BID OF lu Wellington. Como and fee Our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES lioforo purchasing Elsewhere, Marked at prices that must effect ti Speedy Sale. BOOTS and SHOES made to Order and Repairing Done at HojsuimWo Pricss. J. CARPENTER, BOOT MART. T. G. MASON PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL, wsvmw