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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2713, 30 September 1887, Page 2

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READY MOM ON LY. P « 9 MANAGING PARTNER; NEW zi« CLOTHING FA TORY. "SALES. TitO abßurd reductions, but- Goods of I Nj;. STERLING QUALITY—Newest . deigns at right prices. ■ . ;; ou'r.Btock 'of•_CJeiitlenieh'D, louth'i, Boy's and little Boy's Cloth- : " ; i^g: reidy made or mad# to measure. COMPARE oar stock of Shirte, Brawa, Gloveai" Stadsj'-Halt Hob«i, .Collars . «lw Pant# ara Uoderveflts foil Gentle* dsn, Youths, and Boya. - vstof jof BMhl:s, Rugs, Portmanteaux, fipgf£ Jmbreilaa, and MMtinttehfev&c': *«£'''_ sttiik i?f Frencli,English : find 'Colontai-Jnade; Hats, for Gentle- - mto, Youths, .'Bpys'rad Little Boys, / M judge • .... 'pfittehis... of: Golpiiial-mado NO SENSATIONAL CLEARING

■Twflfo Garmehta to- raeirore' for:, the coming Maiontohahd. J: WE TURNOUT all our -jneSaijired -Gas mente 'Witt 'the 'lntention of siviost SriSy BATißjp*C3fiox., Thtfdepartraent - -Is »till : thfl;direot supenlsion of an an emoient staff .ifforkers," • !We.-jtalt e cr^ifc ; for the -eS&dllonce ot our work,' and materials Knowing that by giving bur Customers tho vm best valtie • for, iheir, money, we are etudying lk>ththem ait'd • CUSTOMERS in dealing with ua Ijave the satisfaction of . knowing that. ttoy «h fully rely upon- ua carrying ouC.aU ordera enthistw to us; and t/aat if they cak be satisfied, we are- quite 'Capable and willinit.to do itin a Bbyle in evdty' way satisfactory, v " INSPECTION' EAKMSTI/YICTITED. Aqentifor the WertkimSemng Machim , Please Note the Address : MABTERTON BRANCH NEXT CLUB HOTEL. • ■ W. H. WEBBER, . • Manager.- • UNION. BOARDING' HOUSE ■ QVEBN SI., MASIBETOS-."'-' rpHE aboyo premises have been taken over by the undersigned, who will be propared to take . REGULAR BOARDERS AT. EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS PER WEEK., The place has been renovated throughout, and the travelling publio will find allth# comforts of a good home:

. WILLIAM DOWNE9, 2081 . . Proprietor, MASTERTON • PERMANENT INVESTMENT ' ' ' AND • DEPOSITS. rONEY received!ou deposit 'aVHIGHEST oarrent frates of intsrptt ; DIBEHTUBIB. TEN POUND DEBENTURE,. ' 'beanpg szvxir per .7. . : cent iiit«reflt* with par- ' . ■ ■ v ' 'oii i aafe aad •..HioiTrABLS INVESTMENT; •' ~ '. W;SEIMR, ' ■ BgQ2 Manager. "MRS a R.EAN,'.' (Late qfMelbourne) 80IENTIFI0 DRESS CUTTER, •nEO9. to inform the l&dieA of tt' jrfbn J) .and diitrirf s that.;,she his taken Booms over Mi: Store. Qpeen Street-entrance■ aide door',''and: willresume business- Ist September on herreturn from- Wellington, . Maaterton, Aug. 27.1887. . ■ c, a; Barrister and Solicitor, MASTERTON. AND., WJLO TOBY EDWARD 'DIXON begs to inform his Friends "and tho Public gene-' rally that he has in stock' SINGLE AND • DOUBLE BUGGIES, TRAPS, £c,and invites inspection of the same,, which for price, etylei'and finish, cannot be procured elsewhere in the Colony. ( OME AND yourself if the vehicle you desire is not in stock you can see latest American designs to choose from which can be built to your order, .of the best American materials, and finished in grand style by a staff of practical mechanics. Wheelwright and general Smith work done at most reasonable prices. Five per cent allowed on all cash' transactions. EDWARD DIXON, MASTERTON COACH FACTORY,