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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3392, 21 December 1889, Page 3

E. Peai'ce. WAN FEU KNOWN. PEAROE IS SELLING POLLOCK'S WALia.NO . ' , fcHOEB.A'MO/G WANTED, KNOWN. ..', ■PEI,ROE CELLING NICE LADIES' KID ELASTIC BOOTS AT WANTED KNOWN. IS SELLING AT THE CASH BOOT MAIiT NICE LADIES' WALKING SHOES, (Laco and Button) 5/0, 7/0, 8/fi ■ WANTED KNOWN. At PKAROK'S you can got the Best Prunella Walking Boots for 4/11, usual price 8/(i WANTED KNOWN. WOMEN'S HIGH LEATHER LACE . '- BOOTS 9/6 At Pearce's WANTED KNOWN. Thoro is no OLD|BTDOK at PEARCIi'S HeSoIIsGOODBDOTS." ' WANTED KNOWN. WOMEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS, SEWN.a/CatPEAROE'S ant Boots 1/ Infant Shoes 1/ ■XT TUB GASH BOOT MART.

WANTED KNOWN. PEARCE In Soiling Gent's English Balmora 10/(1,12s fid at tho Cash Boot Mart, QUEEN STREET. PEA.RCE Is Selling' MEN'S SHOOTHRB at 9/0, 10/6,12/6', WANTED KNOWN. PtiAKCE Is Sellin? MEN'S ELASTIC BOOTS, 9/0, 10, PEGGED. WANTED KNOWN. BOY'S SHOOTERS 6/(i at PEARCES. Wanted known, That theroia NO "3 PUOPITB" at PEARCE'S WANTED KNOWN. Ii Selling lkl WAIERTIGHTB, iw SIEVES, at 12/6

Do nut Mistake SHOP.: IS-LOOK OUT FOE<ej THIS IS Queen Street MASTERTON

ART UNIONBy permission of tlic Colonial Seoretary Of Now Zealand Scenery, PAINTED EY T. J. DONNELLY, fV\M drawing to take' place in MasX terton On -the 23rd December, 1889. 400 Mouthers at 03 pßr Member, Xmas and New Year Cheer. SPECIAL NOVELTIES. MRS CORBETT. Baker, Confectioner aud Fruiterer, Curuer' Shop, Queon-Ht., Miistertou, IS making special arrangements for the festive season—Choice Fruit! Fruits, locally grown awl imported. Pines, Oranges, Lomoiis, Bananas, Strawberries, Plums, Goosoberries, frcah supplies daily. Come and iiißpect the Christmas Cakes, Short Bread, Currant Buns, and Pastries, Confectionery, plain and fancy in endless variety.—Coffee and lirefresliiueiita at all hours.—Strawberries aud.Cream, Aerated Drinks,—Rooms for ladies and private parties, 3385

MAST.ERTON LIVER Y AND BAIT ..STABLES. W.HAWKE, Begs to inform tlio travelling public and settlers of the district tlwk he has taken over Mr F. HOOD'S interest in the Club Hotel Liyery and Bait Stables These stablos will now Ijb found commodious, comfortable, well-ventil-ated, and supplied with ove.y comw ience that travellers w owners of horses can deairo. A first class collection of Buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly on hire at modoratoratcs. Evory. attention. paid to the requirements, of Commercial Travolloni, ; The " Favorilo" 'Bus meets evory Train. SECURE PAUDOOKH In connection with the above R HOOD tenders his best thanks to the general public for the liberal patronage bestowed on Mm sinco he commenced business, in' :Mastertdn,';a)id .trusts the same may be acctfrdsd his injccesßor..