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

MONE YTO LEND, . "presoiifc. t not) nep^le^ of.ih'i'e'i!eaii-.fully.£ to';;# f ßUtoa>lii exsSß of f sQo(,tfitu; : and ;.pp' by incoming mail, will : lbWesVrate, ■ <tUl; "tiiimmniitf ■Br*^l^ilrllto§bl^"v'''' : '' , '' V; y '■/ ; sente,' <<*',■■ /(- r -^BTAB^HSI>-lß7r-r-. ".' A"'N TED IT, N OHV N. NEW SEEDS [ NEW SEIBDS ! i ; TUST.to hanctat the Queen Street Fruit (J..;'..'and Seed Depot; alarge consiachment ; of new Garden Seedß, conlpnainEt-r- ---;; VEGETABLE SEEDS, -FLOWER \ * ; SEEDS, BIRD SEEDS. ; Wiethe Addreiss— • MRS PRESTON, ; \ , . Blue Poit. next; tHe Clock, •'; • ' ■''. , Queen St., Mastorton. . IMPORIER OF FOREIGN FRUIT m •/- y",v ;: : • \ OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. \ ~ H. HOUXSIiOW "pESPECTFULLY intimates'to the X\i' i bljo of Maßtorton that he has commenoedbusiness as BOOT AND SHOE MAKER In those premises opp6sitk Denison House, where, he hopes by. strict attention to all orders entrusted to lite cave to merit a fair share of Support;. : ' ' Boots and Shoes of every description made and repaired on tho most Reasonable terms.; , •. . f

wJx>ou&A*?>>< . SUCCESSOR TO w;littlejohnandson. • Queen-St., Masterton. A LARGE stock of WATCHES, OLOOKS, JEWELRY, AND ELECTRO-PIRATE, kept,in Btock, '■ Spectacles and Eye gla&aea to suit any. sight ■ R I U L E f, ARCHITECT. ; ... Plana' prepared andEstimatea furaißlied., GHMS^MASIKISBNTfc * ;to- .'Wellington- • should. , V make a point of seeing, our NEVfc . GOODS iust received by Direct Btea« 'mew.They,jare all fcho" - t , 'NEWEST DESIGNS . AND' NOVEL. . TIES, of ip LONDOK MARKET, • -And being marked at the Lowest Prifiejj should command'ar ready sale;. C. LUDWIG? & SON, • WATGHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, ANTO ! . •' OPTICIAKS, . SL'Lambton QuAy.'WEiitiifoioK, EMPIRE LABOS EXGHSHCE.

THE abovo Office is carried on solely " ae a LABOR EXCHANGE, our. v bole time and attention being given to iiio Business.; We- are sot General balers; bo that employers, can rely on prompt attention to all orders.' . . N . Employer«, v when sending; for Servants are requested'to state wages; and other particulars, - thereby preventing loss of time iu forwarding what they require. N.8.-Servants applying for situations by lotter must enolose stamps for reply,EDWARDS & M'BEATH, PKOI'BETOEB, No','B, Grei'Street, Welhnqiok. Chas. P Powles, LICENSED LAND BROKER, . COMMISSION AGENT, Ac. Offices—Chamber of Commerce, Lambtoi. Quay, 'Wellington, MRS. BAMBER'S CENTRAL BOOT DEPOT/ MASTERTON. IS STILL THE . MOST POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT IN THE BOROUGH. And why is this the case ? The answer is simple. She has only one policy, and that ,is to Rive, the'best value that-is poaiible," and to mark all goods in plain figures, • She recognises the necessity for RETRENCHMENT, and Bhows it in a practical manner by inviting the public to Retrench and Save Money on their Boot, purchases by BUYING THEIR BOOTS at the CENTRAL. i Do you want a strong, useful hardwearing good-tittingpair to look nice ? You must go to THE CENTRAL. Do your Wife and Little Ones want Boots 1 The be«t value in the Borough, a at THE CENTRAL. NE W SPRING GOODS ARE IN,? AND WE HAVE A GRAND STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Reraejnber out? Platform, • We hsve also' tees D 1? DURABILITY (guaranteed to wpar) DEFIANCE (not.to bo opellod) ' DESIRABILITY (onoc examined,' and you must desire them.) Boots and Shoes . made' and .repaired at lowest eurrent rates. . ' 2704. MASTERTON GRaMMAR SCHOOL' THE Second Academical Quarter will, commence on MONDAY, 0CT0; EERS. Parents and .'Guardisrta.of ut». tending pupils; will find this a :cbnvetiierit time for entering names, BOOK-KEEP-ING been added to tbe curriculum. Thfl Afternoon-French Class will meet a« usual, term'concurrent.wlth.above, A. E. CRAWFORD, 2704 Sen. Soph. TiC.D, PATTERNS- TO SELECT ■■ . FROM. noums MADE to MEASURE FROM BY THE P. DICKSON, Managing Partner.