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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 77, 5 February 1879, Page 1

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES pIFOETANT NOTICE!! COPPINS' CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE/ --BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! COPPINS Begs to return liis sincere 'thanks to the inhabitants of Mas-' lerton and .sutrouudiiig Districts for the very liberal Patronage' hitherto bestowed upon liirn, and begs to inform the public that he has removed the wholcof his ; stock to his mora Central Promises opposite tbo Council Chambers, and . nearly opposite the Club Hotel, and is determined to oiler the whole of his Stock .at such .hkduced rniciis, that cannot 'aii'togivo (icncral Satisfaction. For Prices note the following Zist; tho ealo to commenco on the 16th, and to'continue for One Month.'Heads of Families are requested to call early and secure BARGAIN'S.! Ladies' Kid E.S. from .. .. 7/6 Cashmere .. , S/fi Children's .. 2/6 do Cop. Toes „ 4/Ladies' Shoes.. ■,, .• ... S/fi Gent's Colonial-made Wat. .. - 18/do do Balmorals .. . 1.8/do do Bluchers . ... fl/6 do Canvas shoes 6/6 -BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!TO SUIT THE TIMES'!!' Q.AS FOR • THE WAIEARAPA. THE Undersigned has just received ex> Alexo, fonr.'of ~..... ... t MULLER'S PATENT ALPHA GAS MAKING, APPARATUSES.: From twelve to thirty lights. N0,.. Coal required, No Smell, No Danger, ; Any person can make a _ cs QAS, ro^rpmtEE^j-nroTEs !' i . I It gives a more Brilliant Light than Coal Gas at considerably Less Cost, Thoy take up very little room. (Dimensions of a . twelve-light tpparatus, 18ih x 22in x 30in high),' Three gallons of Gasoline makes One Thousand Feet of Gas. All that is required is to pour the Gasoline in the Machine, and light tho Gas.' . . . .A,SOI,INK OHKAPEH THAN J^EIieSINE A good supply always on hand. ■ Full instructions for fixing and working sent with each apparatus. For further particulars apply to

J, E, HAYES, Wellington Plumbing.'Works. N.B.—Competent Gasfittei's sent to all parts of the Colony.. 4 Hpl-IE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 1 MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. Limited.) WELLINGTON. Are prepared to mako advances on iho Most FnvorablcTcrms on the ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL, Avhetlierfor shipment to London orfor sale in Wellington. At tl:o request of a large number of growers, ESPECIALLY THE PRODUCER OF SMALL LOTS, (he Company will, during the ensuing season, hold WEEKLY AUCTION . SALES OF WOOL, 'SHEEPSKINS, HIDKS AND TALLOW, at their now and commodious premises, Custom-house-quay. Every lot submitted will be carefully valued prior to the sale, tluis affording the ownera the satisfaction of knowing that no Jots will fco sacrificed, but that full market rates will lie obtained. ' " ' ■ The Company acting strictly as SELLING. BROKERS ONLY-is a further • guarantee that ALL PRODUCE will realise its HIGHEST VALUE. _ ■ / ..• J The charges will bo moderate. On wool offered for sale and withdrawn the nominal charge is Is per bale, - On v.-00l sold the following is tho'scale Receiving; weighing,'warehouse, and sloro * of id 7 lb. Repacking sample bales (when required) s:> t< ? ba'.e. • ;' ■ Inauranco—2a Ml? cent, on market value. This charge protects the goods from the timo they enter the warehouse, and is made in all cases, unless specially, instructed to the contrary,. , * . . ..Advertising for cale and cataloguing, 3d # bale. Commission— Oh'sale over £SOO, 1J per cent; under that sum 2i p cent. Changes ox PkoiiiiCE —On Shcepfiluns and Hides. 11 percent., commission only; On Tallov,-, a receiving and delivering charge of (ill- per cwt., in addition tn a commission of 2} per cent; will be charged. ALL WOOL FOR SALE OR SHIPMENT SHOULD. BE CONSIGNED" TO THE COMPANY'S OFFICE'& STORES, CusroirHouse Quay, : '" WELLINGTON. ... W.H.TIUPP, 3GO Pro. Agent. QLUI! HOTEL, MASTE-liTON . . A. ELKINS Proprietor, ■ Tiie Proprietor of the above hotel'bogs to offer-his sincere thanks to his friends and tlio public for the liberal patronage with which they have have favored this; establishment since it has. been .under his management. No effort will be wanting on his part to.maintain the high reputation which'this hotel has always enjoyed, will always find ' An Excellent Talk:'" ''■■' Wines and Spirits tthequalledin the ■ • District . Good Stabling &nd P(Hldoch. And every, convenience which-'fainilies and travellersmayrequiro. - ; N.B. The billiard room in sullied with om of Allcoek's besi tables, ■ - - 317