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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 699, 22 February 1881, Page 3

GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, STOEEKEEPER GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, "Wliile drawing attention to : his Superior Stock of DEAPERY, Men's, Youths', and Boy's CLOTHING, Millinery, Hosiery, and Haberdashery, GROCERIES, Oilmen's Stores, Hardware, Holloware, Crookeryware l ] &c, &c., would respectfully ask tho That this is the Oldest Storekeeping Business in Wairarap.i. That by dealing with tried firms, patrons can rely upon being treated in such a manner as will induce repetition, That wo buy direct from Manufacturers, whether British, Foreign, or Local, and thus SAVE MIDDLE PBOFITS That when abandoning the CEEDIT system, the prices were thoroughly revised, and Goods are now marked at WELLINGTON WHOLESALE PEICES-carriage added, That from January 1,1881, we sell for CASH DOWN. That by dealing with those who sell for CASH ONLY, Cash Buyers avoid paying othor people's debts. That we are at all times Cash Buyers of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Shcopskins, Eabbitskins, Butter, Eggs, &a., in any qnantity, aud offer the HIGHEST PRICES. GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, CENTEAL STORE, OAETEETON. I TMPOTINDED tbiß day, in the public L pound at Carterton— Ono Bay Horse, white star on forehead, and branded 0 on the neai shoulder. One bay horse, branded like 2 on th< ofl shoulder, r One chesnut filly, branded like IN oi e off shoulder, and white mark dowi h forehead. e , If the above are not released, they wil [•■ be sold by public auction, at the publi i. pound at Carterton, on SATURDAY, st| i March., 1881; at 12 o'cloek noon, in com pliauce with the provisions of "Tbe'lin pounding Act, 1874." ■.■■.,.-.. . : -hWh.PHILPOT,:.,,'"' J5 .; 'Carterton,.|eb.' 12,1880,