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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3374, 30 November 1889, Page 2

GEO. JOHNSTON, GENERAL MERCHANT, AND DIRECT IMPORTER, (jUBniMiTRKKT MaSTBUTON. WE invito inspection of our first. shipment of NEW GOODS for ho coining season comprising ill! th« DRESS DEPT. Black nnd Colored Cashmeres, Hayo Be!"!!!, Twill lieincfl, Striped Esqims, Homespun, Sergerotte3,Caßhtncrettes, ote, etc, I.« COTTON GOODS we have a choice i-'lk'tiim of prints, Ginghams, Cambib, Zephyr Cloths, Piques, Vic, Luwn Stripes, Suteons etc. AM CHESTER DEPT Is replete wilh nil the best makes in (ttey nnd White Calicoes, Sheetings, Hollands, Towels, Quilts, Curtaius, Flannels, Blanked, etc, etc. FANCY DEPT. Newest colours in ladies silk gloves, Kid tip Gloves, Black and tan kids.ribbons, Lire*, Frillings, Umbrellas, etc, etc Ladies' and children's Suminorhoßiery MERCERY DEPT, j-'id assortment of Gents Merino, Natural wool and cotton punts and Singlets, Sox, Tics, Braces, Handkorchiefs White, Regatta and Oxford shirts, CJLOTIIING DEPT. VVo are now showing men's, youths' and boys suits in all tho best colonial imilics. TAILORING DEPT. Over 000 patterns to chnoso from of the best English and Colonial tweeds, This branch of our business is rapidly merit. All ordors ontrustfd to us we rjvmvntcc a first class jit and workBOOT AND SHUE DEPARTMENT. Largo Stock, best makes, English and Colonial. GROCERY, New Seasi.n'sTEAS, Chins, Indian, Fiji and Ceylon, in 5,10 and 121b boxes and half chests. Splondid Value. COFFEE Al, plantation, ground daily. All Groceries of best brands, d LOWEST CASH RATES. Ironmongery, Earthenware etc. ORDERS SOLIOITKD AND GOODS DELIVERED. J. CARPENTER'S BOOT DEPOT, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTOf REDUCED PRICE LIST DURING THE SALE. Ladies' Prunella E S boots 4s 9d, 6s Ladies' high leg, kid, laceß/fl, worth 12/'( Ladies' „ leather, „ 8/-, 9/G Ladies' House slippers 2/. Ladies' Icaihor Slippers !)/• Ladies' Gloye kid, button boots 8/6 worth 15/Lndies' satin shoes, all colours, 4/9 worth 12/6 Girls' school boots, sizo 7 to 0,4/11 size 10 to 13, 5/11 Youths' Lace boots 7/-, worth 10/6 Men's Nailed Shooterß 9/-, 10/-, 11/'fi Men's good kip watertight*. 11/6, (no split kip) Men's neat sewn bslmorals, 12/-, wort! 16/6 Men's Pinchers, 4/11, 5/6,6/6 Children's Shoes lOd Children's Roots 1/0,2/-, 2/6 ALL OTHER LINKS AT COST PRICE DURING SALE. BEST VALUE FOR THI MONEY, H.HOUNSLOW, BOOT MANUFACTURER, posito tho ludo-China Tea Depot) MABTERTON. tT|HIS is tho most popular establish J. ment m tho Borough. Tho rpa ons of its success are soveral, and easil; answered : Firstly -These premise hold a Bplendid stock. Secondly:Iho greatest attention is paid to qualit; and fitting, and ovory pair will giv satisfaction. Thirdly :—All purchase are made for cash, and sold on tho sam terms, and tho publio aro given the fu! bono6t of this method of tr.idinf. Fourthly:—Every change of tho seasoi brings a fresh supply, and at this partici lar season. H. H. isofforing splendii valuoinMen"s and Boys' Strong Boots both English and Colonial;and in Ladies Department, warm winter alippors; am strong, fino boots for walking ; also i ood variety of Eyoning Shoes, Lastl; -The variety is so largo that al! tliosi ivho want Cheap I/incs can bo as wel ,'uitcd as thoso who want moro costl; articles, as H. nounslow's motto isEvery article the best that can bo givui /or the inonoy whether ut 3s or 30s, H. HOUNSLOW, pposite the Indo China Toa Depot) A. HENDERSON, PJRACTIOAL WATCHMAKER JEWELLER & OPTICIAN [N tliauking tho public (or their ibera support during tho hist four years Milieu to call attention to tho Largo ant IVcll Assorted Stock of Watches oamoly, Whollcr's Silver Huntinj Levers, Ehrardts & Matneys'; also i (ai-go assortment of Bee Clocks, Poop o Day, Alarums, Pebbles, pantoscoph pectacles, 'adiea gold dres3 ami everything in connection with tho trade Gold mid silver medals of any description aiadc to order-designs kept on the premises, aud Jewellery repaired on tho premises at the chortost notice. Pipes mounted. A, HENDERSON. T. G. MASON PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (ESTABLISHED 1870) MEDICAL HALL,