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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9026, 12 April 1888, Page 6

—What? Gone? ■ —Yes, sir, train left ten minutes ago. Why don't you buy a Waterbury ?" I'.' W hen other watches cease to go, ; , ' A nd worth-ess seem to thee, ■ 1 1 T he Waterbury time will show • Exact, and prove to be, || Regardless of its trivial price, * v Beyond all others true ; ■ j Useful, not showy, yet entice S Respectful praise from you. - Yield homage, then, where due! | ~ — r / Boots and Shoes. jj n [A CARD.] . MR * J JAMI Es 0 t Having purchased the veil-known Business of £■V; C. WESTPFAHL, |jgj German Bootmaker, Queen-street, Desires to make known that THE BUSINESS WILL BE CARRIED ON THE > SAME AS HERETOFORE. OLD CUSTOMERS MAY RELY UPON BEING }$& SUITED, ||| As all the Lasts, &c., belonging to C. Westpfahl are In stock. THE LADIES' FITTING ROOM lain charge of a Competent Lady Assistant. | ¥/ ■ ■ I 'A FOR ONE MONTH, |J A CLEARANCE SALE OF OLD STOCK |g AT REDUCED PRICES, WILL BE HELD, 51$ To wake room for incoming shipments of |3|| TVTEW riOODS. NEW POODS. |;;V ew IjrooDs. JOHN AMIES |m (LATE C. WESTPFAHL), IJ 208, Qdeen-steket (ostosixk MCArthto'S). a mHE LEGACY OF CAIN, B* WnJO* I'l JU Couaas. KM