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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 318, 18 November 1879, Page 1

BOOTS! BqOTSI ..BOOTS ■ ~:.•,■ BARGABSWCASH;" Miist be sold, ;toraeet.preßsing engagements. -GREAT-KBBUCTION ; To suit the times, Sewn or.Peggedßoots' mws ; s .order in the heat style, as none Jbiib .1 firs't-clftHS" hands areemployed. "' "■;"' .-m.':.■:'■'.'tf 1 Repairs neatly executed'at'sliortest notice. A large assortment of the far-famed Cookham Boots on hand—the only place in the Wairarapa where they can be obtained. .'A n OP PINS Also begs to call the attention of the public to'tlie fact that Le has the largess assortment in the Wairarapa to select from, and can confidently assert thai in no part of tke Valley can they get such good value for cash!- CASH! -cash! Remember the fact that W THEY MUST BE SOLD! te^ Call early and make Bargains. .....i; coppins; Central Boot and Shoe ■Warehouse. 208 ) THKLLINGHAM ■ vv. jj : . Jj Begs to thank the public for tha patronage he has hitherto received, and announces that he is now opening up a complete stock of BOOTS AND ' SHOES FOR THE SPRING SEASON. .." He is now prepared to sell,; job Oauk, cheaper than any house in Mastorton, 1. P. FELL INGHAM (Late J. Wmolby), .. Queen-street, Ma'sterton.'• 289 WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE 1 First in the Field 'tin tkt Cash Principle. • C. G. COLVILLE,,;.Having purchased the whole of the'stock-in-lraoe of Messrs Co ville and Gifford, Maiterton, has commenced busiuess in J the shop next to Mr Whyte, Baker, CARTERTON, ;r': And will make his boots at the following prices;— Gent's Elastics, pegged ' ",. £l4 0 Do „ .. .'.lB 0 Do „ sewn .. 16 0 Do.shooting'' I ' : i- r ' ... 18 0 Do Balmorals;'pegged .. 1 ,3, 0 ■Strong Watertight! ' ... '1 2 0 Ladies'best Kids' ■.'. .. .017 6 Do French calf, .. :; .:'• 016 6 Eepalfa, neatly'executed. .. T ' All orders' promptly attended to. One Shilling extra, charged for, booking. sARKES • &. i-EXERSOH boot m 'Shoemakers;. Bo:t & Shoe:Depot,,Queen-st. |I J(Esterton, .; While jthanking 'the publicforp'y -favors, ■most.respectfullytr .to mformvferoha'.;itants of tlie Wfiirarapii generally toat'jn no other place can they get' --au<Jh ■ good tonYe for their money as at'the above-named establishment. ' ' • ' ■ '■•■■•:■■<-!,'•; ■:■'■■ :"-l

Note the foUbwihg'prices'Tfor Cash, and see if their prices db:'not- defy; cotopetilioa, and their workmanship is bo well kkown that it needs no comment,. as. it cannot ba surpassed hi New Zealnnd:— . ' : ' . Elastio Sidos (Gent's)—£ ; , Shooting Bcots ~ '' ■''"- Balmoral . ... ~ ' Watcrtighta■ 'j, ' ■'-.irr'i'»:.M' Ladies'Boots,-15/-and upwards, ■■'' A large assoitmeh't'6tEng]ish?»nd : Ctlolial* ma*o Boots and Shdear; 1 '"' 1 P. & P, are determined'lttrkeepiti^t'irtth the times, and are therefore selling it a considerable reduction for CASH! . OASHI'>CASH ! P. &Pi also ; drfLW/' tiio" J attention of tke public to their celebrated hand-sewn Shooting Boots, which "cannot be equalled in any of thcTownshipßof.tbeWairarapa, ' Note i'he Address— , M; PARKES AND PETERSEN, QUMN-STREET, MiSTRMOK, -, BOOTS I. BOOTS!'; W. TAYLOR begs to inform tht inhabitasts Tinui, Whareama, and -Caitlepoint dia tricts that ho has' ceiiinienced businwi TINUI, and trusts by punctuality and tion to merit a shara of public patronage <ST Note the.Address— . W. TAYLOR, \ : ; VOOT AND SHOEMAKER N T ear Mr Miller's Tenui Hotol), TINUI. fli COOK & SON., Faithfully attend to instructions recommended ■pOßEfi-T FREEMA-] .■■, Having taken the premise? lately-bc'cu' fcy Mi' \Yatson, : begs tjiiu'fbrm hia 'niil oiis friends and the public generally tha lias commenced baking bread in; c Gß TOWN, and by carefully ■•. studyingl. wants of ihe inhabitant hopes to jab 4 shave of patronage, .;•■■■:■.'. ::-;J ; : Orders left at his shop will be prompt attended to.. , ~...,f Bread id GASH, i\dßooM. : S Small Goods of jyery daseripiioH ma the shortest notieo, •■'