"Give, Give."

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 30, 25 August 1887, Page 3

"Give, Give."

••.■.■:•..■:■;: •:■-;-!'- ..: o , „;• :(■ • 1:r: ,;-, •• , „. t .;- „. .;,.?; Mklboobnb, August 16. ■. Consequent upon?the. concessions; recently made to the sawimillihg and sugar; refining industries; in the (shape of inc*ease f dtprotectiVe duties, quite a brisk, dieuiand" J .for^protection ';haS; sprung Up. , The. woollen' millers'; and ahipbw)jfir«' ' idemarids ' h,aveV T created ' T.Ke , ShjypbwnersVjAsaociation jlield .$\ nie^ting jlast , week whe|i;Mr ,JE ,£&. |£ei4: moved, a itioa-r-A 4 That following* out theaettlel policy^ of the colony r it is desira'tile ahßlt-Vlttorian bwried ships should* be. [ (Bifem|6l r frbnf 'the ' t«nia£8 H du'eii '^tbw? levleqi 4 * ; : TfielreVlSiibn." was parried. ' c^ni^ ;nert: j,^:|fc^ & motion,^''^^VtUe^^t^g V!&% $7 one :s!slf», witii'sp^al.referpncejtpithe Williamstownigraying dock: and; the* Government slips, the argument used in support baing that the- rates were cheaper in : the other colonies'. '■- CjtptHftin ATCh'ibkld iv CurTiie ,%en : prbp'Qs'ed-^ 7 " tn'a't^th^^^Fifencfr' bbuM^.^stenl be' adpp^ ii^yictopa.''. The inoji w ' was Mpapgeb^ehfljigh, to ;that . fc^ make no fitatemeut , as ; to t . whiQth,er he ; »was;a protectionist :or;aj freetrader. To GaptijGurrie's -resolution \ and» 'thei French boun&pJsysf&nij the nieetiug ! tßen T dbmmifte<i J& itself^M&'M "KSmith, who is conned^witfr^te^in^ objecte T tp, people; trayelling, to; theofce'rroolo^ie^'riy lander ,jThe l State', he.^saysi ,has7np rightTfco enter; into^ cpmpeHtipu ijff'ith private! .^p^erplise, : by ;''; bounfcjrf f Sd' '^railway s and -a cheap,, excursion trains' ;. and' accordingly! ha a resolution calling; tHe attentidn of the Governineht tdthis'und^sir-' aT>le v ßiiate;bjf things:; Tlie 1 resolution, however 1 s nb ' sfecbnder.' "Since; this meetinff a "deputation ipter'v/ew^djs6 j^xj^T^pk^'^^pjff^^ , -^ufy it a exception of the point "as ; to 'reduoigg :t^e dock dues hegaye .them nohop© of theirjdemandsbeibg granted.

Said <?n? man~to. another, (or if he did notisay it} ' he meant it, J which conies tol the same thing) ""Did you ever see.anytt^p ! tluin those tweed suits at.l#sV:6s ; l8s?6d; ! aM 5 20s now •gWgWaVTe'A^House/Wellingmr:^ ■ , .., ... .... . „. . ; : ISd^jou ■ eve* - U&0 &© bargains in qac and Pagit for 7s 6d and 10s 6d, each. 'It tempts one to buy whether ypu want it p.r noL*- J]ancy»| J itoo, a^hofoe'of -good', cLurablel tweedl trousers from 3s 6d to 6s 6d, and your pick of tweed trousers and .vests' from 6s 6d, to 10s^ut^e;Aio fiouse, Family Drapery 'Warehouse, "Wellington, t As for pilot and Tweed overcoats, where can you see anything to equal them at T X2s 6d,. 15s, 17s. 6d, and 20s. each? .JNfo 'WoMerHsnct a l roaring : tra9e'is'n6w^being done in the Clothing Department at Te Aro House,. WeUmgtpn.n — Have- you seen the strong Harvard shirts and the durable Crimean shirts for ,qnq<ihillwg,eaek, |the| white, drea^r^hiitfi ki lwtf-a-crown f &V&y the'flanneTunUer,--" shirts at.2e lid each, the strongvUiilitary socts ' 'at 'B^' 'per /pair; : ' All these and a ■iSumlJer^ of i <6ther' articles equally ctfeap 1 nfcw^seHirig 1 rapidly at ttie 'Wholesale Panwly- DfapSßry -Warehousej- Te Aro • - - __ ' # ■IfJyou'ha're'nbtj O mainj it* is lame you didT" Come lit; oncQ~"aipi.d "sejqure^soine^ o|f tttes^l»^»Jn^. /1i If 1 Hinable* to (tome; send your wife, who j mßr doubtless, make. far bettettjmrchases fthamyou would yjjursel at Te Aro House,_ Wellington. I ' nAJI-gpodf-pH^chfised^ at) Te. A ( rp House willY if so desired, v be . to the 'Wellington Railway Station free of expense.