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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2097, 27 July 1887, Page 2

REAP. SALE. S TjE.i NO F Al BALANCE MAXi'O.. . SON’S DRAPERY. NO IMPOSITION. All profit* divided under the new Bonne System. No Wholesale Drapery and Clothing Company. No Managers. No Directors. No Assistants to pay. No Draining you out of cash for so-called low price rubbish, Sweepings of Salvage Stocks, Bankrupt Stocks, Ac., bat NEW WINTER GOODS, *o be sold at actual cost to make room for Spring Stock.

MUIR can sell at coat because he has none of the above to pay and can manage to live on the profit of the season trade. F, MUIR begs to t’.nnk the settlers for their past support and hope to merit a continuance of past favors and guarantees that each article will be sold daring the Sale at the lowest possible price tor cash; try him first. Compare the following with any list placed before you, and yon will find that your local Diapers can hold their own against all comers and that retail at wholesale prices is all Bosh. Giva MUIB a (rial. No reasonable offer refused, aa tbs stock must be cleared > — See Compare Wholesale Prices. Muir’s Nee. Men's Bedford Pants ISc fid Boy's Jersey Suits 3s fid Women’s Straw Hats Is Men’s Flanuel Shirts 3s fid Woman’s Corsets Is fid Men’s Merino Socks fid Girls’ Straw Hats 4}d Hen's Merino Shirts 3s fid Men's Crimean Shirts7s lid colon 7a lid Man's Worsted Coats 17s fid 17s Men’s Flannel Drawers 3s fid 9s fid „ Cardigan Jackets 4« lid 4s 11 d Men’s Tweed Trous and Vesta 14a fid Its fid Men’s Hard Felt Hats 3a fid 2s lid Meu’i Tweed Mackintosh Coats 39a fid 19a fid 72inoh Unbleached Sheeting 9d fid Super Scotch Fingering Is lid le lOd Lace Curtains 2s fid 2s fid Heavy Dress Serges Hid lid Ladies' Ulsters 7s ?d 3s lid Ladies' Corsets 12s fid 8s fid Clarks’ 200 Cotton is 3d Is 3d fi Button Blk Kid Gloves 3s 3d 4bnt Is fid Boy’s Tweed Hats 2s Is fid Men’s Tweed Hats Is lid Is lid Men’s Oxford Shirts 3s fid 2s lid Blankets lls fid 11s fid Children’s Hose 4id up 4Jd up White Calico 2s fid doz 2a fid doz White Wellington Flannel Is 3d la 3d Women’s Trimmed Hats 4s fid la fid 12a fid SaSd 8a 3d la fid $ 9a fid And a thousand ami one articles too numerous to mention in thi* epace, and knowing that the pnhiic ' iicytown and surrounding Distric be misled - advantage 3 township, ,i to patroidy marked and wiii see that to keep thf *r -par. ii therefore F. M. w.n nise the local Dr pc Call early as the lii., * will be sold ; no reasonable oiler refused. Goods sold fr >m the Travellers’ Conveyance will also be sold at a slight advance on above prices. Remember and call on F. MUIR, the People’s Draper and Clothier. Balance of Maxton and Son’s Stock mnat be sold regardless of cost.

B\ MUIH MAIN STBBBT, QREYTOWN, JOHN THORBURN, The People’s Clothier, A Outfitter, ttto Willis Street, Wellington,

TO LEND, FBOH £IOO T0 £IO,OOO at lowest current bates, BAKER BEOS.. HOUSE. ESTATE AND STATION AGENTS, WELLINGTON. PURCHASERS FOUND FOB ANT BUSINESS. 109

REMEMBER THIS. If yon are sick Hop Bitten will rarely aid Nature in making yon well when all else fails. If yon are costive or dyapeptio, or r’-o suffer*. \ng from any other of the nameron. diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is yoor own fault if yon reor.in ill, for Hop Bitters is .. corereign remedy ia ell such complain**. If yon are Nervous u»* m ' - Fitters. If you ha. pi sallow skin, bad breath, p,- u od < feel miserable generally, hop b.‘ r .e you fait -kin. rich blood, aud ..i-a ..ieatb, and health. That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister, mother, or daughter, can be made the picture of health, by American Go’s Hop Bitters, costing but a trifle. Will yon let t*<em suffer 7 In ?hort they cure all Diseases of the stomach. Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease. £6OO will be paid for ease they will not cure or help. Druggists and Chemists keep. PROSECUTE THE SWINDLERS. U when „.uu cad for American Hop Bitters (m« green twig of on the white label and Dr SouU't name blown in the bottle), the vendor bauds cut aiytuiog but American Hop Bitten, refuse it and ahnn that vendor as you would a viper ; and if be has taken your money for anything the indict him for tbe fraud and sue him for damages for the swindle, and we will pay yon liberally for the coDvietion. Ur Stead, of Canterbury, baa pnblishsd a letter, in which he ebarges Sir R. Stout with having done a great deal to ruin tbe country already, aud with being utterly indifferent to its eonpiete ruin, “ so long as he can glorify himself and draw a large income bom tbe Struggling taxpayer!."