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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 385, 10 February 1880, Page 1

BANKRUPTCY! BANKRUPTCY;! nipt, .which is-bo very popular just no<v, A. COPHNS r'espectfdliv invites his friends and Ihe public generally to call and sharein the plunder, as the whole of his stock must he SOLD, PP COS?, as the following 1 -prices iyill indicate.— • Ladies' German Lacing from .. 8/6 Ladies Glove-Kid.-marked 17/6... 11/6 Ladies'Ciwheraere froru 4/- ■ Ladies' Kid from '.'. .. .. 5/-Children's'copper-toes .. .. ... 3/G Every,other article proportionately low. To Heads of'families iu pa'ticulav—Come one, c'orne all, as this is no puff, but a sale of necessity. Sale to couiiaeuce on the sth February, and will continue to March Ist. A pOPPINS Ceutrnl Hoot and Shoo Warehouse. 208

)AKKES .ft "pETERSON BOOT. A2s"D SHOEMAKERS, Bott &• Shoe Depot, Queen-st., 3/cßterton, While'thanking the public for pact favors, -most respectfully b. to inform the inhaUtouts of tlie\Wararapa genially that in no other place pan,they get such good value for (heir money as at tlie abovo-uraned establishmont.: ■■■■'■ ;.-..- ; 'Note the following prices for Cash, and Bee if their prices do not defy competition, and their workmanship is bo well kkown that it needs no comment, as it cannot be New Zealand;—'" Klastio Sides (Gout's)—£ . Shooting Boots „ - Balmoral --, - ■ Watertight* "„■.".,; Ladies' Boots, 15/- and upwards, A large assortment of English aud Colonialmade Boots aud Shoes, P. & P. are determined to keep up with the time*, and,are therefore selling at a considerable reduction for ■ ' CASH!, CASH! CASH! : P, &P. also, draw the attention of the public to their celebrated .hand'-sewn. Shooting Boots, which oanno.t.be: equalled i of the Townships of'the NOTE THE -iDpKJSSSr- ..•', ,"" PAKKES AND PETERSEN, ; .QC£EN.BT^EI',:MiSTOiojJ ) BOOTS'! BOOTS I. \V. TAYLOR begs to inform the inhabitantsTinui, Whareama, and Cashpoint dis tricts that he has. cemmeuced buaincss TINUI, and- trusts by punctuality And tion to merit a share of public patronage . W -Note, the Address— W, TAYLOK, KOOT AND SHOEMAKEK \ear Mr Miller's Teuui Hotel), TINUI, 99 TEPHEN FELGATE PIIENTICEi I .....-■ • ■■ -- •' AcCOVJiTAli'i AND GENERAL COMMISSION : A°. B w H%ts find Pcbtti collected, • Hall-etreot, ■•Mastoton. 817

T\ UNC A N OAMEII ON, SADDLER AND HAEJKSS-MAKER .. . (Opposite N,Z, Tinies Office), WILLIS-SUIELI, WeLLLVOION. I>.C. bogß to tlThnk the Wairarapa public for the liberal patronage he received when in business amongst them, wid wishes to draw their attention to this advertisement, its he will-be glad to ecc all the'old (aces (and as many now ones) at the above address. Being f-illy aware of the' requirement of faimers, etc,, in the district, he hasjust opened up a Stock- especially suited to them, A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents' Saddles,; Bridle's,; Whips, Spurs, and everything 1 appertaining to tbe'tade. DC. wishes to'call attention to his owu Wellington-made Carriage, Buggy, Gig, and Trap; Harness j'-also^Gaßi- 7 Hough, and Leadingdor, and desires to draw particular notice' to American Buggy' : good; tho ouly house in town where this may be procured. CheapesTHpiifle La Wellington for Cash. Special Nbticb.—All goods Mmadfm at Fuatherston Hallway .Station. Country ordei'B punctually attended to. Repairs neatly executed. Eomember .the address— DUNCAN GAMMON, SADDLER AND HAKNKSS-MAKEK, Willis-street, Wellington. 347 X> OBE KT, WY E TI, , STOBBKEEPEE, . Next. Empire Hotel, .Queen-st,, Miwterton' A large stook of Groceries, Ironmongery, . Faucy Gpodg, Jruit,' . .Coifeo and Luncheon Rooms' by' Mrs Wyetb,