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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7685, 8 February 1904, Page 6

LOOK CAREFULLY AT CARPENTER'S BOOTS. The Quality is as Good as tha Style. YOU ought to wear CARPENTER'S BOOTS. They are the most Comfortable, Handsome, Long-wearing, and Satisfactory Boots at any pritee. They are never behind the times. LADIES' AND GENTS' BOOTS Of all description—of the MADE-TO-ORDER appearance, at prices that must command trade. Leave your older with us for your footwear— » MADE TO MEASUBE." A stall of compotenfc tradesmen attend to this Dopartrnen.. J. CARPENTER, QMGes-~sta"**ee*4| P^asteptos.. FRUIT! FRUIT! "re/ E desire to inform the general public . ? that we are now taking orders for FRESH FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FE_OEVJ FRIMLEY ORCHARD. QUOTATIONS, etc., can be had from BOYD & COOK, CENTRAL STORE. TERMS FOR FRUIT STRICTLY CASH. POUND— The Shop where the General Public can purchase the finest Ckylon Teas from 7/6 per 51bs Turner and Turner's Tip Top Teas, Masterton. Intending customers can sample any of the Tip Top Teas in the pretty Lorna Doone Tea Rooms. A SPECIAL LINE IN TEA. D. MILLER, CASH GROCER, TS SELLING all 2/- TEAS at 1/11 I_ this month. ASSORTED FRUITS 9cl per tin. FRESH GROCERIES AT EQUALLY LOW PRICES. Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered same day. Terms—Cash Orsly. _glO BAOH - IO/- EXTRA FOR TERMS. MASSBT: GENT'S, Second-hand, been carefully ridden by previous owner, and is well worth £15. YINDEC: GENTS', Second-hand, High-grade Enplish Machine, New Dunlop Vulcanised Tires, New Saddle and Handle-Bars. This is only a sample of the value we give in Secondhand Bicycles. BBBSTON-HUMBER : Running for two years, cost £33, will run as long again without repair. RAMBLER: GENT'S, Second hand, with Morrow Freewheel and Coaster Hub, G. and J. Tires, only eight monahs on tho road, cost £24 103 new. JSIO EACH lO,'- EXTRA FOR TERMS. JENKINSON & CO., LTD., BICYCLE STORE, Lower Quean-street, Masterton. 6 MANY PEOPLE... ARE willing to sacrifice themselves and their children to the prejudice of " what people any." The Foolish Prejudice Against the Use of Glasses By people with Defective Eyes often results in the greatest suffering— sometimes permanent disability of one who might otherwise become power in the world. HERBEET T. WOOD, Chemist and Optician, - Mastebton. G [good fit] //and// | GOOD YALUE.j lARE Everyday Requirements that can be had from a ■' 1 GOOD TAILOR. I QEE my special line of INDIGO K_* VICUNA and SUPERIOR ENGLISH WORSTEDS. Unsurpassed for value. Orders must be booked — At Once — to be in time for the forthcoming Show. I NOTE THE ADDBESS . 1 AJLEX DONALD, I (Late of London and Glasgow), 1 Mason's Buildings, Queen-street. §