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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1674, 16 February 1885, Page 2

Greytowu versus Wellington To the Settlers of Greytown and Surroundin'? strict. Those who are in the habit of visiting or sending to the Empire City for their Drapery and Clotting, would do well in visiting the establishment of F. MUIR when wanting any of the above articles as they will save money by so doing, as he is selling Drapery at Wellington Prices, therefore you will save the railway carriage, stamp fees, carriage from Hallway Station, also waste of stationery, besides seeing the article before purchasing, and save running the risk of getting an article you don’t care for, besides which you are assisting the advancement of the district by keeping the money in the place, by which you are bound to receive a benefit either directly or indirectly, besides enabling the storekeeper to keep a larger and better assorted stock for you to chose from. F. MUIR begs to thank his Customers and the Public for the support accorded to him during the past year, and hopes by attention to his business to merit a continuance of the same. F. M. begs to inform them that he has just opened a nice assortment of goods as follow s:— Ladies Corsets, Dr Warner’s, in white and ■grey, 8s 9d Also A new Corset ol superior make for lit and

comfort Thomson's coiled spring elastic section Corset, 9s 6d Ladies who like a comfortable corset should see these A small parcel of Ladies’ 4-button Black Kid Gloves, superior make, only 2s 9d per pair A SPECIAL LINE. White Lace Curtains 3s 6d per pair Also A very superior line of 3 yards long, worth 8s 6d, for 6s Cd Housemaids’ aprons Striped Holland Is 6d each Newhoisery, new hollands, new gloves, New flowers, nev/ ribbons, new laces, &c., &u., Ac., CLOTHING. Men's worsted suits for 50s Men’s black worsted coats 25s Men’s Mosgiol riding trousers 25a 6d Men’s black paget coats 27s 6d Men’, Hi ml <• ilrts 3s (id Men i i us i'd vests 10s 6d Men Itl hais 3s 6d -Men's ,ivr . u.;s 23s i " I’llilOsCd Boy i l iin users 6s 6d Mon’s Merino Shuts, and Drawers, Cotton Shirts, So"!:s, Brae:,:., and Belts, Ties, and Sciu IV, Boy's a' I Yomhs’ Shirts, Socks, Braces, il.:‘ ;: rod every description of Clothing, which ho « now selling at the lowest marketradc. F.M. has 1 piece Linoleum at 4s 6d per square yard. IF. MTJIH, TE ARC HOUSE, MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN.

1885 MORIARTY’S wwiifm. iAIiMIS IN Boots and Shoes W. M. being a direct Importer, and purchasing Colonial goods from the best Manufactories, is in a position to give the Public YALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. He always keeps a large stock on hand, and is in receipt weekly of new goods. He has received a special consignment of £SOO worth of Boots and Shoes which will be sold at Invoice Prices. As this line has been carefully selected for the requirements of Wairarapa Settlers, this is a chance that should not be allowed to pass. GREYTOWN, MASTEETON, AND CARTERTON. " There is Nothing Like Leather ” and especially MOEIAETY’S A 616 SALE GF BOOTS AND SHOES. D. F. LOASBY Begs to inform the public that he has purchased an indent of Boots and Shoes consist ing of seven trunks and one case. As he has bought them 25 percent below English cost price he hj s determined to give his customers the benefit of selling them at the usual wholesale price. mi K The 1 -irjrst as o< mu l ■ ver opened up iu the Wsitai'ij a. , ii.i ili . "I'l'.lo ibe best makers, viz., Piiiti ■. O;to, i'o-iz ;nm Co., Ac., oto. LAl'li’.s’ iUAid.hii ...I AT LESS THAN COAT. CVav in-pt'ri i ■ tuck and purehme your booh and ■ ■or Chmtma*. Special reduction to lamilies buying half a i dozen pairs. j ]J, P. LOASBY BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, OitEYTOWN AJtD OaBTBETOM. Boots and Shoes made to Order. Awarded first prize at the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agriculture l Siciaiy’s Show for Boots. 79S W. J. LANKSHEAR, ACCOUNT JJCOK MAKER, BOOK BINDER, AND GENERAL STATIONER, Opposite Bank of New Zealand, Lambton Quay Depot of the British and Foreign Bible, and the Wellington Sunday School Union. 149