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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3336, 16 October 1889, Page 2

GEO. JOHNSTON, GENERAL MERCHANT, AND DIRECT IMPORTER, WE invito inspection of our. firs! shipment of NEW GOODS ft.tho coming season comprising all tin Intest novelties. DRESS DEPI\ Black and Colored Caslimores, Bay Beiges, Twill Beiges, Striped Esquoa Homespun, Sorsorettes,Cashuicrettts etc, otc, IN COTTON GOODS wo have a ehoic collection of prints, GingliaiM, Cam kics, Zephyr Cloths, Piques, Vic lawn Stripes, Sateens oto, MAN CHESTER DEPI Jb replete with all tho best makes ii Grey and White Calicoes, Shootings Hollands, Towels, Quilta, Curtains Flannels, Blankets, otc, etc. FANCY DEPT. Nowest colours in ladies silk glovos, Ki tip Gloves, Black and tan kids,ribbont Laces, Frillings, Umbrellas, etc, ct< Ladies' and chiuiren'sSummor hosier MERCERY DEPT. Good Mortmcnt «f Gouts Morim Natural wool and cotton pants an Sinj>lctß, S ix, Ties, Braces, Handkei chiofs, While, Regatta and Oxfor shirts. CLOTHING DEPT. We aw now showing men's, youths' an boys suits in all tho beat colonii makes, TAILORING DEPT. Over 300 patterns to chooso from of th be3t English and Colonial tweedi This branch of our business is rami* increasing <ind needs no further coll mont. All orders entrusted to us w manship. BOOT AND SHOE DEPAUTMRN'I Large Stock, best makes, English an Colonial. i GROCERY, New Season's TEAS, Chinr Indian, Fiji and Ceylon, in 5,10 an 121b boxes and half chests. Splendi Value. COFFEE Al, plantation ground daily. All Groceries of best brands, at £0)1' EST CASH. BATES. Ironmonger) Earthenware etc. ORDERS SOLICITED AND GOOD: DELIVERED. H.HOUNSLOW, BOOT MANUFACTURER, posito tho lndo-China Tea Depot] MASTERTON. Nothing Succeeds liko Success.— ,TIHIS is tho most popular establish X ment m tho Borough. The res cons of its success aro several, and easil answered : Firstly .-These premise hold a splendid stock. Secondly :- Iho greatest attention is paid to qualit; and fitting, and every pair will giv satisfaction. Thirdly:—All purchase aro made for cash, and sold on tho sain terms, and the public arc given the fu benefit of this method of tcadiiij Fourthly :—Evory change of tho acasm brings afresh supply, and at this partici lar season. H. 11. is offering splendi* value in Mcn"s and Boys' Strong Boot* both English and Colonial ;and in Ladies Department, warm winter slippers; nw strong, line boots for walking ; nlso ; ood variety of Eyening Shoes. 'Last! ■The variety is bo large that all thos who want Cheap Lines can be as wol .uitedas those- who want more costl; articles, as H. Hounslow's motto jsKvery article the best that can bo givel for tho moiioy whether at 3s or 30s, H. HOUNSLOW, Opposite tho IndQ'China Tea Depot] A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER JEWELLER* OPTICIAN {N thanking the public for their ibera support during tho last four years fishes to call attention to tho Largo am Well Assorted Stock of Watches namely, Whellor's Silver Huntinj Lcvors, Ehrardts & Matneys 1 ; also i largo assortment of Bee Clocks, Peep o Day, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscopil pectaclcs, "dies gold dross rings, ant everything in connection with tho trado Gold and silver medals of any desenptior aiauu w uiuui—uw.ji... «v,.. ... .... rireniiscs. A\atches,Clocks,and Jewel lery repaired on tho premises at tin shortest notice. Pipes mounted. A. HENDERSON,

J. CARPENTER'S BOOT DEPOT, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON SEDUCED MICE LIST DURING THE SALE. Ladies' Prunella E S boots -Is Oil, Gs Ladies' high leg, kid, lacoS/G, worth 12/6 Ladies' „ leather, „ 8/-, 9/6 Ladies' llouso slippers 2/Ladies'leather Slippers!)/Ladics' (Hoyo kid, button boots 8/6, worth 15/Ladics' satin shne3, all colours, 4/9, worth 12/6 Girls' school boots, size- 7 to 9, 4/11 sizo 10 to 18, 5/11 Youths' Lace boots 7/-, worth 10/6 Men's Nailed Shooters 9/-, 10/-, 11/6 Men's good kip ] 1/6, (not split kip) j Men's neat sown balmorals, I*2/-, worth 16/6 Men's Bluchers, 1/11, 5/0,6/6 Children's Shoes lOd Children's Boots 1/6, 2/-, 2/6 ALL OTHER LINES AT COST PRICE DURING SALE. BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY, T. G, MASON PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, {ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL, UASTEETON