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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3313, 19 September 1889, Page 2

EBB AND THE PUB'IN GENERAL JST LANDED Its. East Lothian," IOKAGBSIRONMONGERY. JASE H. and T. Vnnghau's No CO and 60a RIM LOOKS, and DRAW fI\CK LOOKS. •i CASE T. Sander's BRASS FURJ NISHINGS containing 24 down 2| in Fasteners, 24 dozen '2|in fafltonora 24 dozen Lifts, 15 dozen Racks assorted, also Endß, Hooks, Brackets, Knobs, Knockors, Letter Plates, Bolts, Butts, Handles &o kc. 10A8K Wright and Butlor's Limps, (very haiuiaomo). ] ICASE of 40 Newey and Homer's Fowlers, all sizes, and ranging in ( •rices from Is 9d to 28a Cd. ■i CASE Fire Brasses, Sets, Pokorottes, , [ Companion Stands, Firo Dogs etc. i BDLS A, and T. Parks' I and 2 *£ Spados, and 3 and 4 Shovelß k BDLS C. T. Skelton's 1 and 2 4t Spades, and 4 and 5 prongs DigAnd to arrivo about the end uf[Juno ox t.s" Glamis" 1 CASE CUTLERY, Knives, Pocket, J, Dinner aud Desert Forks and CASK Mortice Furnituro .« BDLS Galvanised Buckets and Oval 0 Do Baths. 1 CASEBRUSHWARE&c>. Other Lines to Follow. Goods havoall been bought DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, And in many cases wo have got EXTRA DISCOUNT over and above tho usual trade discount, enabling us to sell at WHOLESALE RATES. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO. JOHNSTON, (Late E. Feist), GENERAL MERCHANT, AND; DIRECT IMPORTER, Queen-street Master™, 3282 A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER* OPTICIAN [N thanking tho public for their iboral support during tho last four years, wishes to call attention to tho Largo and IVell Assorted Stock of Watches, namely, Wheller's Silver Hunting Leyers, Ehrardts & Matneys'; also a largo assortment of Bee Clocks, Peep o 1 Day, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscopic • pectacles,'adie3 gold dress rings, and everything in connection with tho trado, Gold and silver medals of any description made to order—designs kept on the pioinißcs, Watch.es|olock.B,snd Jowollery repaired on tho premises at tho shortest notice, Pipes mounted, A. HENDERSON. H.HOUNSLOW, BOOT MANUFACTURER, (Opposito tho Indo-China Tea Dopot), MASTERTON. Nothing Succeeds like Success.— mHIS is the most popular establishX ment m tho Borough. The reasens of its success aro several, and easily answered: Firstly ,-Tlicbo premises hold a splendid stock. Secondly:— Tho greatest attention is paid to quality and fitting, and every pair will givo satisfaction. Thirdly:—All purchase aro inado for mbli, and sold on tho sains terms, and the public are given the ful bonelit of this method of trading Fourthly:—Every change of tho season bringsafresh supply, aud at this particu lar season. H, H. is offering splondid value in Mon"B and Boys' Strong Bootsboth English and Colonial; and in Ladies Department, warm winlor slippers; and atrong, tine boots for walking ; also a good variety of Eyetiing Shoes. Lastly —Tho variety is so largo that nil those who want Cheap Linca can bo as well liiitcd ns those who want more costly articles, ttß fl. Hounslow's motto is— Every articlo the best that can be given for tho money whether at 3s or 30s. H. HOUNSLOW, (Opposite tho Indo China Tea Depot), No Blow I No Blustek J J, CARPENTER, OF THE CENTRAL BOOT MART, "TvOES not profess to Sell Cheaper than anybody else in the Trade, but Defies Competition. NO RUBBISH PALMED OFF ON THE PUBLIC FOR GOOD BOOTS. Having a Thorough Knowledge of tho Trade, Buys Direct from tho COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS. NO BUYING of OLD STOCK THAT CANNOT BE GOT RID OF iu Wolliugfton.

Come and See Our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Before purchasing Elsewhere, Marked at prices that must effect a .Speedy Sale. FOOTS and SHOES made to Order and Repairing Dono at tasonitble Pricss. CARPENTER, BOOT MART. T. G. MASON PHABMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL, MASTERTON