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... QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES. AT HARTLEY'S BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 3, Watergate Row, Chester, CAN always be found one of the largest and best selected stocks of LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES, BOYS', CHILDREN'S, AND BABIES' BOOTS AND SHOES, Of all varieties, which ...
... present season. Ladies' Swiss, Polish, and Alpine BOOTS. Ladies' Button, Balmoral, and Fancy BOOTS. Girls and Children's Fancy BOOTS, in great variety Ladies' Elastic BOOTS, from 3s. 6d. y Gentlomen's Ditto, frora 6s. 6d.. double soles Rs fid The HOWE SEWING ...
... and RENOWNED have been acknowledged I to be the most useful and BOOT- CLOSING \ Perfect in the Market for Avn every kind of work for AKO f Boot and Shoe Manufac- FLOWERING — B, « No. 2 Boot-Closing Mach ne, £H SEWING i& Same Machine, with * v Vibration ...
... P) JL STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTii Of ENGXiAND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAR CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS and SHOES, noted for DURA BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, and CHEAPNESS, to he had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE EST ...
... training of the pupils. Unexcep- I tionable references. Prospectus on appUcation. School Re-opens on Tuesday, Jan. 21. KENT'S BANK HOUSE, Kent's Bank, near GraDge-over-Sands, Lancash're. — The duties of this Establishment wUI be Resumed January 21st, 1873. ...
... WLmxtib. I^|7AITBESS, for a Restaurant ; gord character ■ required. Address J 71, Observer Office. W^ANTED, immediately, BOOTS, at the * ■ Trevelyaa Hotel, Godwin Street. V\TAN TED, a steady Man as GARDESER- no Lightclifff!aSS' ApPly t0 THOS Bottomle* ...
... W0 gallons. Close adjacent to contemplated new railway. By valuation from £1000 to £1100. Apply to Mr. Agate, Dalner, Maidstone, Kent. N.B. Tbis being a thorough genuine business, principals only need apply. TO BE SOLD, a PAIR of COBS, the property of ...
... ami in Hatton s duet, How sweetly gleams the light, with Mr. Nordl TO-NIGHT.- Madame PATEY, at tht- BALLAD CRT, will SING Golden Days. by Arthur Sullivan; The. M-nstrelßoy; andthe new song, Never More, by Stauis- mO-NIGHT. Mr. SIMS REEVES, at the ...
... Fakenham. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Faversham. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALK— Gosport. mHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Gainsborough rpHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE— Glasgow. rjhHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Gloucester. mHE GOLDEN HOP ...
... training of the pup Us. Unexcep- tionable references. Prospectus on application. School Ec-opens on Tuesday, Jon. 21. KENT'S BANK BOUSE, Kent's Bank, near Grorge-over-Socds, Lancash're. — The duties of this Establishment will be Besumed January 21st, 1873 ...
... ? ?? ?? Manchester. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Oxford. T HE GOLDEN H^P^ALE ALE.— Ryde. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Shrewsbury. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE.— Spalding. THE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. •- Trade Opinions:— We find your ...
... twitches his eyelids, and constantly moves his eyes when talking. His last known places of abode were at Nepicar, near Wrotham, in Kent, and 152, Westminster-bridge road, S.E. Any person giving Buch Information before the 31st March, 1873, as will lead to tho ...