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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3317, 24 September 1889, Page 2

AND THE PUBrST LANDED -as. s.s, East Lothian," 13 PACKAGES IRONMONGERY. •f CASK 11. mid T. Ynuglian's No CO I and COa RIM LOCKS, mid DRAW B\CK LOOKS. -t CASE T. Sander's BRASS FURj NISIIINGS containiii!! 24 dozan II in Fasteners, 24 dozen Bjin Fasteners Hi dozen Lifts, 15dozen Racks assorted, nlso Ends, llooks, Brackets, Knobs, Knockers, Letter Plates, Bolts, Butts, Handles &a &e7 ■ 1 CASK Wrigbt and Butler's Lamp?, i CASE ot 40 Ncwcy nml Homer's J Fenders, all sizes, awl Kinging in •rices from Is 9d to 28s Gd. -| CASE Fire Rrasses, Sots, Pokorcttcs, J[ Companion Stands, Fire Dogs ete. A RDLS'A. and T. Kirks' I and 2 tt Spades, and 3 and 4 Shovels A DDLS C. T. Skelton's 1 and 2 41: Spades, and i and 5 prongs Digin;' Forks. Anil to arrivo about Hie end ofjJuno ox e.s " Glamis'' 1 CASE CIiTLEKi', Knives, Pocket, i Dinner and Desert Forks and CASK Mortice Fumitur » ISDLS Galvanised Buckets and Oval i) Dußalli3. CASE BRUSHWARE &c, kc. Other Uncs to Follow. Goods have all been boiifdit DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, And in many cases we have got EXTRA DISCOUNT over ami above tho usual trade discount, enabling us to sell at WHOLESALE KATES. INSPECTION INVITED. GEO. JOHNSTON,

GESKBAL MERCHANT, AND DIHECT IMPORTER, QUEES-STHKET MaSTEMON. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER* OPTICIAN [N thanking the public fur their ibcral su|i|i(ii't during tlio last four years, vislics to call attention to tlio Large and iVoll Assorted Stock of Watches, namely, Wliellcr's Silver Hunting Lovers, Ehrardts & Miitneys'; also a largo assortment of Bee Clocks, Peep o' Jay, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscopic pectacles,'adies gold dress rings, and everything in connection <vith the track, Gold and silver medals of any dessnption ,imdc to order-designs kept on the premises. AYatches.Olocks, and Jewellevy repaired on tho premises at the shortest notice. Pipes mounted A. HENDERSON,

H.HOUNSLOW, | BOOT MANUFACTURER, (Opposite the lndo-China Tea Depot), MASTERTON. —Nothing Succeeds, like Success. — J rnIUS is the most popular establishX ment m the Borough The reasons of its success are several, and easily answered : Firstly .-These premises hold n splendid stock. Secondly:— The greatest attention is paid to quality and lilting, anil every pair will givo satisfaction. Thirdly :—All purchaso are made for cash, and sold on the sums terms, and the public are given Hie ful bonelit of this method of trading Fourthly :—Every change of tho season brines a fresh supply, and at this particu lar season. 11. H. is offering splendid value in Mcn"s and Boys' Strong Bootsboth English and Co!ouial;andin Ladies Dcjinrtiiniiit, warm wintcr slippers; and otron", line boots for walking ; also a cootl variety of Evening Shoes, Lastly —Tho variety is so largo that all tbo3e ffho want Cheap Lines can bo as well suited as those who want more cosily articles, as H. Hounslow's motto is— Every article the best that can be given for the money whether at 3s or 30s. 11. HOUNSLOW, (Opposite tho Imlo China Tea Depot). No Blow I No Bluster I J. CARPENTER, CENTRAL BOOT

CENTRAL BOOT MABT, T\OES not profess to Soli Cheaper than anybody else in the Trade, but Defies Competition. NO RUBBISH PALMED OFF ON THE PUBLIC FOR GOOD BOOTS. Havin» ft Thorough Knowledge of tho Trade, Buys Direct from tho COLONIAL MANUFACTURERS, NO BUYING of OLD STOCK THAT CANNOT BE GOT RID OF in Wellington. Corno and Seo Our Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES Before purchasing Elsewhere, Marked at prices that must effect a Speedy Sale, ROOTS and SHOES made to Order and Ropairmg Done at Reasonable Pricss. BOOT MART. T, (j. MASON PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL.