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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1861, 23 July 1886, Page 2

YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES AT D. P. LOASBY’S GEEYTOWN AND CARTERTON BOOT WAREHOUSES. They are easy to put on ; they are easy when (hey are on ; they suit the most tender feel ; they wear well; they art the cheapest in the Wairarapa. And the best proof that they are appreciated by the Public is the great number of pairs sold every week. There is a splendid Stock to choose from, from LADIES’ DRESS SHOES to STRONG DAIRY BOOTS; from GENTS’ COURT SHOES to best Kip Watertights. and Children's, Maids’ and Youths' Boots and Shoes of all qualities. Boots and Shoes made to order Repairs neatly and promptly done A Large Stock of Shoe Trunks and Zinc Lined Cases for sale cheap. D. P. LOASBY, BOOT IMPORTER. Gbeytown and Cabtebtob. For Cash Only. TWENTY ONE DATS. GOODS RETAIL BELOW. WHOLESALE PEICES. The following is an extract from a letter dated 10th July, from Wellington •

“ Deab Muie,— The following list of Samples are all nice and fresh and all good saleable stuff, and I thought just a lot to suit you to wind up the season with; 30 percent discount off.” F. MIJIB Having taken the above Samples at such a price, is now offering them at prices below the wholesale cost. Those who wish to secure the benefit of this offer should purchase at once as the lot is certain to be cleared off quickly. 9 Men’s White Shirts 12 Lace Curtains, 7 Men’s Oxford and Regatta Shirts 30 Men’s Assorted Fancy Cotton G Men’s Flannel Uuders 10 Men’s L.W. Pants 7 Men’s L.W. Shirts 16 Men’s White Merino Pants 3 Men’s Brown Cotton, Do 3 Men’s Colored Merino Do 5 Men’s White Merino Shirts 4 Men’s Colored Merino Shirts 1 Men’s Brown Cotton Shirt 5 Men’s White Mule Trousers 2 Quilts 1 Queensland Shawl !) Ladies’Assorted Underclothing 35 Men’s Half Hose 26 Women’s Hose 12 Men’s Hose 4 Girls’ Hose ■4 Children’s Sox 2 Infants Bibs 1 Franklin Frocks 16 Fancy Wool Squares 4 Fancy Wool Vests 1 W 00l Skirt 3 Wool Scarves 2 Towels 9 Braces 12 Men’s Soft Felt and Tweed Hats 12 Straw Hats 22 Men’s Silk Scarves and Ties 12 Men’s Coats 12 Men’s Suits 12 Boys’ and Youths’ Suits 1 Men’s Worsted Coat and Vest 1 Boy’s Overcoat 12 Men’s Trousers 12 Men’s Trousers and Vest 12 Boys’ Tweed Trousers 12 Boy’s Norfolk Suits 12 Men’s Vests 13 Assorted Umbrellas 12 Men’s Overcoats 3 dozen Ladies’ Umbrellas, silk and other, to be cleared at 3s 6d 3 dozen Ladies’ Corsets, to be cleared at 3/6 per pair 5 dozen Ladies’ Black Straw Hats at 1/ Singer’s Sewing Machine Needles in stock Agent for Messrs Butterwick’s Cut Paper Patterns. A large stock to arrive by next Frisco Mail Patterns of Dress Goods sent to any part of the Valley on application. F. MIJIB, TE ARO HOUSE. ~ GREY TOWN. GOOD NEWS FOR HOME. One of the principal attractions at the present time in Carterton and Grcytown is the excellent display of Imported Boots and Shoes Just now on view at W. MORIARTY’S GHEYTOWN AND CARTERTON ESTABLISHMENTS. Mr Moriarty has recently received, ex Aorangi, 14 Trunks of most superior and superbly finished Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Boots & Shoes, manufactured by the best and most ■miuent makers in Great Britain and ihe Continent, which for quality, cheapness, neatness, and durability , 2 r 'Uot be excelled in the Colonies. W.M. {' determined to give the public and his customer* the benefit of bis recent successful speculation, and respectfully suggests that they will find it much te their advantage to call and inspect bis stock and enquire the prices and satisfy themselves that the stock is undoubtedly the LARGEST, CHEAPEST 4 BEST SELECTED IN THE VALLEY. Take no notice of spurious advertisements that only aim at picking your pockets, but remember there is no deception in MORIAETYSI BOOTS.