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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4927, 16 January 1895, Page 3

STOCK SALESMEN & GENERA] AUCTIONEERS, and take this opportunity of introducing ourselves. Our _ SALE YAEDS now being erected on that centra and convenient scctbn of land adjoinin, the WAIHARAPA FAIiMEIiS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION'! GIIAIN STOKE, and BETWEEN THE TWO WAI POUA BRIDGES. In entering the field as Stock Sales men we feel tlmt we arc supplying t< the settlers of the Wairarapa a long felt want, and, in their interests, w respectfully solicit their support am patronap when quoting the followin] rates, viz 3; Per cent up to £SOO, and 2} Per Cent for unylhing over tk amount—advertising free. We purposo holding our first Stocl Sale in the yards on TUESDAY, 4ti DECEMBER, after which sale will be held every SECOND WED NESDAY till further advised. We act as agents for the China Traders' Insuranci Coy., Ltd, (Marine). The Manchester Fire AS 1 surance Coy. Masse-Harris Implements ASSEY-HAIfRIS CO'S LTD Binder Twine, SIMMS & MOWLEM STOCK SALESMEN, And General Auctioneers PROPERTY AND COMMISSIOI AGENTS, AND PUBLIC VALUA TORS, 5 beg to intimate that we hav commenced business in Mas tcrtonas w : MT Vi ASSEY-HAIIRIS CO'S LTD Harvest Oils, i. YOUNG AND CO'S Harves J, Oils. RAMS !_RAMS FOI! PRIVATE SALE. 150 Purebred 2-tooth Lincoln ram 50 „ „ Southdown 50 pure-bred 2-tooth liomney 50 _ J Poll Angus Bull (pedigree) SIMMS & MOWLEM, Auctioneers. R. HANNAH & Co Christmas 1894, AND New Year 1895. XX, E present our compliments to tin V V boot purchasing public of Mas terton and surrounding districts, auc are glad to annouueo that in the face o all the depression the volume of on: boot business during the past year liai exceeded that of any of the 20 prcviou: years, and the reason of this is we kcc] faith with the public—they receive wha we advertise. During 1891 weliavi erected a live story Brick Warehousi and Factory-thc largest in NcwZea au d—where we manufacture 4,000 pair of the "G" Hoots and Shoes ever week. Space will not permit us to givi a detailed price list, but just a few line as a guide. Ladies' Nice Tan Boots aud Shoes froc 5/6 Ladies' Tan Canvas Shoes from 1/6 Ladies' White Buckskin Shoes Ladies' White Canvas Shoes 5/6 Ladies' Beautiful Wallaby Shoes Ladies' Kangaroo Balmorals 13/0 Women's Dairy Boots from 7/6 Girl's aud Maid's Tan Boots aud Shoe from 3/6 » Children's Boots and Shoes from 1/6 Ladies' Tenuis Shoes in Stock Ladies' Tennis Shoes made to order Gcut's Whitcßuckskin Bals Gent's Tan Shoes, all colours Gcuts' white Buckskin shoos, vcr special Gents' tan canvas shoes from 6/6 Gents' walking shoes from 10/6 Hannah's G shooters, 10.''6,12/6, "14/6 Hannah's court shoes, 8/6,10/6 Hannah's watcrtiglits, 9/6,12/6 Hannah's boys G boots, 4/11, 5/6,6/6 Slippers, 1/6,2/6,3/6,4/0,5/6 Hannah's G blutchers, 5/6 Polo boots a speciality made to ordc 84L we make for all New Zealand, During the month of December,ever purchaser of 10/- worth of boots an shoes will receive a pair oE Vernon girls or hoys E. S. Boots, value 5/6or a cash bonus of 2/- in tlio £, All kinds of boots and shoes made t order and repairs effected at once. Don't Mistake the Address R, HANNAH AND Co., (Opposite Club Hotel), Qoeek-stket, Mastbbtoi H. Peterson, Manager. CENTRAL Boot Warehouse. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Having an unusually large stock ( B<«OTS AN I) SHOES which I want to clear during nest tw months, I will offer special inducements by giving a Cawh Bonus of 8s in the & Also To— Purchasers to the value of £l, Iwl give a PAIR OF SLIPPERS. The largest variety and best sclcctc stock in the district to choose from, Ladies' and Gibls' Tan Boots aud Shoes. PICNIC AND CANVAS SEOEi From 4/Men's and Boys' Canvas Shoos in Blao and Brown; Ladies' Tan shoes from 5/1 Girls'ditto 3/9 DEAL BARGAINS. J. CARPENTER Proprietok, . Central Boot Depot, Q.UEEN-ST. .."MAST^to; A.^TAEfE&CC STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WoqL swia Mil ProAnoe SroSci WELLINGTON, N. Z,, A RE prepared to undertake Auction Sal ii. ot Steak, Horses, Wool, Bheepskii Hides, Tallow, etc. Also, of General Mi ohandise, Furniture, Town and Count Lands." '• Sales held in the country districts as i ranged, • Liberal cash advances made against cc slgnments placed in our bands for sale iflpmcnt, also on wool, sheepskins, talk hiitsuilWa took,