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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2061, 29 April 1887, Page 2

10 SPORTSMEN, DBAINEBS & OTHEBS j D. P. LOASBY BEGS to inform them that he baa JUST UECEIVED HIS FIRST SHIPMENT OK GUM BOOTS, and as the Shooting Sea on haa just opened be would particular!.? till the attention ol the SPORTING PUBLIC t > the fact, as they are Made Expressly for ; SPORTSMEN AND DBAINEBS. Not the ordinary aea boot, bnt a good genuine article with Extra Stoat Soles and DOUBLE KNEES. Also, That be still makes his Celebrated Hand Sewn SHOOTER BOOTS. ALL KINDS OF BOOTS AND SHOES ON | HAND. THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE DISTRICT TO CHOOSE FROM. D. P. LOASBY, GBEIIOWN AND CARTERTON. FAILURE OF THE GREYTOWN DRAPERY & CLOTHING Company And F. Muir has retaken Possession and gives Notice T I THE SETTLERS OF GREYIow;; & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. F. MTJIJR Bogs to thank them for the liberal support accorded to him in the past and hopes by strict attention to his business to merit a continuance of the same in the future. He would like to draw their stten-| tion to the fact that owing to the increase of business he has added a SHOWROOM. The Ladies will Sod j a complete assortment of Ladies’ Underlinen, Corsets, Skirls, Jackets, Ulsters, Parasols, Children’s Orerale, j Jackets, Ulsters, Underclothing, and Ladies’ Waterproof Aprons, Stay Bands, Gloves, Ties, Hats (trimmed and untrimmed), Flowers, Feathers, Millinery and Toilet Pins, and many other lines too numerous to mention. Butterriek’s Cut Paper Patterns, large assortment in stock, fresh every mail. TAILORING. To Gentlemen—F. M. withes to inform them that he has made arrangements by which he will be enabled to supply them with “Tailor” made Suits from £3 10s and upwards of Colonial Made Tweed. This Department will not be carried on by slop measurements and then sent to Wellington and returned to fit where they touch only, but each suit will be fitted on before completion, and workmanship guaranteed second to none in the district. F. Muir has also just received from the factories a Splendid Assortment of Ready Alade CLOTHING, made of Petone and Kaiapoi Tweed, which he is selling at Reduced Rates for Cash;Men's Melton Cloth Suits 25s Men’s English Tweed Suits 25a Men’s Wellington Suits 50s Men’s Kaiapoi Suits 50s Boys’ Suits from 5s 6J And ail other lines equally cheap His «tm'k of Shirts is unequalled for qoanntv, quality and cheapness, if >Bicrv of Kaiapoi, Moagiel and all otter makers. Merino Shirts and Drawers Linen Collars Braces, Belts (a specialty) Men’s Waterproof Coats from 19 6 MT DRESS DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with the Latest Materials in Serges, Estermains, Satin Cloths, Plain and Figured Beiges, C’ hmeres, Merinos, Lustres, Plaids, <fc •, and every purchaser of Dress a r .J Trimmings to the value of 20s w.ii remove one of Butterick’s Cut Piper Patterns gratis ; and Children, for pur.-i’.ases of 10s and upwards. Cotton Shirtings Gd yd, Ail Wool Shirtings Is 3d, Calicoes at former piiccß, 1-adit's’ Knitted Petticoats at il G, C: nb Petticoats 4,11, Lustres do 7 ■!, Plain Fingering 2/3 per hank, 13i ight Colors 2 9. Cad and see for yourselves. Goods at the door, GK UN I) DISPLAY IN WINDOWS ON SATURDAY NIGHT. J?. MUIR MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN.

JOHN THORBURN, file IV'i ;eV Ciothier, a- Outfitter, U'J Willis Street, Wellington For Sale. FpH tldeairable FREEHOLD PROPERTi' A Greytowp, Section Jf n upon which is a L^rg* 3 tnl «obßtaiiiigiir Kuilt Family Re*i d*nce. Mr.taioiuir eight rooms an) a Vsutrv Then- ire other outbuilding. a gool pad, doer, f ironnJ, * c . j rropettv 5 , tr, ij j v a ii , ■ eetr-i wan! |Q vs . a Ptivve Polling ioks. flit Pro. ertv is in t„. . ocop.ii »i of *hs >;-'i-rd fr.-m w!;...a f ;’! p.rti-n’ar eaa Be .'bu;utd. C. W. UORXBLOW, •* (ueytowo.