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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4622, 15 January 1894, Page 3

jTHEV" CO, n« 13, 31'-' -ry isk be £ 13, cd 15 v, >1 n If, ANTI-M9SCPOLY STORESjf"iw:' ' : J t (jKAH.\M AND GO. HAVE, to arrive a Jarare consig iinsiit of crockery ■ snd must niikf i"'in \T aNY - CObT, f(i l.i elfpot a cVani; on liavirnadi' Mi»mmn» ndu^ii"ns in t'm Hii-1 f.i, (ij ware," Foil CASH "SLY.W equate it very few of tk line. OUNAMEKTf'FIIOM--7/0 per pair to 5/1) 3/9 „ ?/(i 3/3 „ 2/8 2/!t 11 2/3 „ 1/0 ; ■»/•• 1/6. „ 11-.. rV/A "► MTS. !-il) pieces a< il.v <i<l pur set. REMEMBER REDUCTIONS ARE FOH OASH ONLY. JOHN GRAHAM & CU, • JIABIE.XOH. ZEALANDLV PATENT ?00 First Prizeslllawke's Bay, Wairarapa and Masterton Shows, 1890,1891, 1892. Orders aro now being booked for this v ■ known and popular Press for the Coming Season. Several important Improvements effeoted making it better than ever, COCK VTQQ WOOL. PRIi!BS (pat'-mt npplicd for). This' press i 9 designed to meet AMNQ-TOT WANT ftniqng {hp farming community, for a CHEAP, STfIONG, and EASILY WORKED WOOLPRiSS -The Patentee cat* confidently recoiumen to any requiring sueh an article. It is . SECOND ONLY TO ran ZEALANDIA and is ONE THIRD cheaper, VIZ., SU3To bo seen in working ordor at the Steafl (Jiueon Street. COAga BUILDING, ENGINEERING! W QENEIIAIi SMITH'S WORK, AT LOWEST PRICES, Quakakibsd,.' Agent fur Fowler's Celebrated Traction Enginea, etc, ■IAMtBMUIH, PifßlHliP 4P'BUIB IllKUt Qprbn RTB*E t . PHTNCB OF WAIjKS FAMTJL.Y HOTEL, f.N wer Ihentnuegeniont of this J old established hostelry, it will be my houost endeavour' tu cater for the lottlera and travelling public generally. As I eo' template making nitrations during the next months 1 must ask the influence of my patrons fur any shortcomings that may arise tluriig that lime. All wines aud tpirits taken from bond. Night porter iti at|o flanks, JOHN TUCKER, ■PROPRIETOR, R HANNAH AND CO. rei. que3t an iusptjcjn of new importations of Boots Shoes just opened at Tw JJppi; tyieeu-st., feterto.n, R. HANNAH AND CO. ate opening several cases of new season's Tan Boots and Shoes. Bo'sure and see them. Hannah's Oisa Boot Market, Queen-st., Mnste^, It, HANNAH'S latest importation' of Boots and Shoes are specially attractive, " if wearers an not pleased with the rtment now offered they must bp hard to please. The favour of personal in'specUon js \«p?tis a( Oahm " few, Masterton, In 1(, IJANNAH CO.'a welt appointed lines' fitting irad showroom, may be robd ft beautiful assortment of Mies' Boots and Sho.es. comprising everything most desirable fw {Qfflfofl and appearance. • Hannah's Oashßooi Mabket, Queen-st., Masterton, R. Hannaiis Co. have some special lineg o r Boots and Shoes, both imported, find of their own manufacture, which are, without doubt, an improvement on anyliing yet introduced, Call and Beo at Hannah's Cash Boot Mahket, Queen-street, MastortonHannah & Co.'s School typjta are the strongest t(t9 fflarkej ; being made of the lieat motei&l to, etfind extra rough M Lwge families will'save money by at the Chespwt Boot Hhop, Hannah's C/m Root Masket, Queenio T P i! >1 R, tfAHHAiI & Co. employ hundreds o{ skilled workers, and every new idea in Boots and Shoes is placed before public once. We'claim tytyip'tys v%u, fud the, verdict ha? bfeij. by sfill Mw and d?p9ds' for our Boots, and A visit to Hannah's Cash Boot Kubket will donvinoe. : Have iu tStopU;-. ■ i . ;■,'«■■- l \Jpp.o?a.,. leather on hand-Sole, light* heavy. Kip, freuch, wd-(loL Calf, |aingarop v ' ' r ' giirrvip, Briale, BanHj; etc. th Requirements of the Tndi specially attended tohj : /?. Go.,. HCEiitj biiim, 'UAsmiou 1 ffERSON,.