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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2053, 8 April 1887, Page 1

Important Notice. W. TOOGOOD FEATHERSTON STOKE, will hold a Genuine Clearing Sale, OF ALL PR APERT & CLOTHING GOODS, FOE ONE MONTH, Beginning FEBRUARY 1, 1887, To make room for WINTER GOODS shortly to arrive by direct steamer. This opportunity of making cheap purchases should not be lost by ail who wish to save money and supply themselves with first class articles. The Goods will be sold at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES WITH A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT FOR CASH. Remember —This is not merely au advertisement to draw custom, but a GENUINE CLEARING SALE FOE ONE MONTH. Some lines will be greatly reduced, so that they may be cleared to make room for New Shipments, by W. TOOGOOD, GENERAL DIRECT IMPORTER, FEATHERSTON STORE, FEATHERSTON.

JAMES TOCKER, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, NEXT ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, (Opposite Eoyal Hotel), FEATHEBSTON. PEICE LIST: Gents’ Boots Soled I Made. and lit oli d Gents, 4s 6i i .adieu, do, 3a Cd Maids, do, 3* Youths do. 3o 0.1 Boys, from 2a 0d Gents’ Bals, £1 do Tights, 18s Elastic bides, £1 Shooters, £1 Shoes, 18s All kinds of work executed on the premises. 11EPA1LS DONE ON THE SHOBTEST 970 NOTICE. ~jTfoCKER, SHOEING & GENERAL SMITH. (Opposite Bunk of N.Z., Greytown.) HAa in Stock it complete supply of fittings for Reid und Gray’s Ploughs, mcludifcg Mouldboard's, Skeith’s Patent Wheels, Quadrants, Bridles, Ac. Also, Steel Shaiea, all sizes. Malleable shares fur M.S. (lough. A large assortment of Hornsby & Howard's plough shaies. Ploughs of every make repaired and put in woiking order. Duplicate parts made on the shortest notice. J. T. has for sate two second hand Dnubh Furrow Ploughs (by Reid & Gray) in goou order. Also one Single Furrow Hornsby Plough, (R.A.) almost new. Orders for Beid & Gray’s implements filled on the shortest notice and forwarded to any part of the Valley. 303

NELSON, MOATK AND CO. WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL TEA MERCHANTS. BLENDERS, AND IMPORTERS. Willis Street, .. .. Wellington. Oar Pare Blended Teas are the rage of the colonies.—Our “ Challenge Blend ” at 2a 4d, is superior to ordinary grocers’ mixture sold at 3s or 3s 6d per lb. See Circulars for Press Opinions. PRICES—2s, 2s 4.(1, 3s, Ss 4d, Sl 4s per lb. SOM) IN— Packets, 11b, Jib ; Boxes, 101b, 121b, net Half Chests, 40!b, 501b net. I NELSON, MOATE&Co.’t

CELEBRATED CHALLENGE TEJ .A.. Acknowledged by Tea Experts, the Trees and the Public ti' be the best v due in the Southera Hemisehere. These Teas are Iks, 1 in and blended bn s P; ofeeeioual Taster, mixe i machinery, at.-' -mu’lied to out branches, nml over 600 Age ~s cuect from our Whole.-a-,'

«'■ .l.hsllTlKM'!. AWARDED 001 <D A SILVER .AP'D \I S PiKiitKfcof Fmnilicii are uri.ikm;.' tliepe Teas Daily. See Government Analyeia Se' 11 r ocers in all towus throughout tie c .Oli . |j»-MATCHLF.SS CUi-D’fß.sfi Are uow introduced in cui traue. F~DSOX MOATK A CO, Chbivtchubch. JDrsvutN, Ai T . «T.t«,, ,t Wiltis-Rtr; F.T. (near Ku'fiie HoUl) WELLINGTON, G. fl. COLEGBOVE s! M. HJXTCU & SONS, bUIE AGEiNXS FOB GBLYIOWN,