iT)LIMMER REEVES & CO. ;! WELLINGTON. Aro Cash Buyers of all kind of Grain and Produce 21 0 URTI S & C 0 (Late W. E Lucas), WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Wilton, Agent for Masterton, A £22,000 STOCK TO BUY FROM. OPENING OF YHE RAILWAY TO WAffiARAPA. Enlargement of the Clothing Department at J/'Dowell Brothers. Issue of new Price List for the Great Sale. Special Bargains for this woek and next Saturday. Arrival of One Thousand Pounds worth of genuine colonial-made clothing, in Suits, in Trousers, and in Trousers and Vests. Recollect the prices. Trousers, 10s fid Trousers and Vests, superior Gceloug Tweeds, at 25s 6d. Look for Bargains on the Tables. The clothing shop is now enlarged to double the former size, and there is no place in Wellington where" working men and Cash Buyers can find such an assortment and value for their money. On coming to Wellington make your way to the Corner Shop, opposite tlio Bank of New Zealand, the corner of Lambton Quay and Willis-street. M'DO WELL BROTHERS, Proprietors. CLEAR THE ®&& CLEAR, THiE BLOOD ||||| BLOOD. CLEAR THE BLOOD 1 NEW PARISIAN SPECIFIC, Warranted Never to Fail. THOUSANDS in Paris and the Continent havo blessed this new discovery during the first six months. The compound Decoction of Red Jamaica of SarsaparUl with Dandelion and Potash is a new preparation for effectually clearing the Blood from all impurities, and making every Man, Woman, and child feel that they hare jbtained a new Leaso of Life, It has been admitted by all the great medial minds of Europe to bo an invaluable mediiine, and unequalled for the pleasure with vhich it can be taken. The sole right to this great public boon has )een acquired by J. MONTEITH, MEDICAL HALL, Manners-street. Vho will 'rnako special wholesale arrange acuta with the Druggists in Town and Coun ry; also, Merchants and Storekeepers, in rder that the whole community may be laced in possession of this Great Discovery f renewing the Human System. iF nHE CALIFORNIA PATENT CHEMIL CAL MIXED PAINT, Heady for Use, i all colors, Invaluable to Station-masters, Wheelwrights, and country settlers. Alao,—Paperhanginga, Looking-glass, Pit iro Mouldings, Ac., at R. MAI (.TIN'S To Aro Paporhanging/ |Varehouse, 31 Manners-street, Wellington. JOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE his Machine, for family use and light manu factoring purposes, IS SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER MACHINE, and for all practical working purposes, IMPLICITY, STRENGTH, AND BEAUTY it is unapproached by any other Machine invented. It is constructed on sound mechanical prinpies, the result of the efforts of the most lented inventors in America, extending over long series of years. will Hem, Fell, Bind, Cord, Braid, Seam, Tuck, Ruffle, Hemstitch, Gather, and Sew on at the same time, aud ill work equally well on Silk, Linen, Woollon aud Cotton Goods, with Silk, Linen, or Cotton Thread. SIM, COMPACT, KmCENT, DUHABLE AND COMPLETE, Equally good for lino or heavy work. It is a Triumph of Mechanical Genius. The only Practical Low-Priccd LockStitch Sewing Machine ever invented. #3" All Genuine Machines are stamped "M. Moss & Co," Agents For Masterton SELLAIi & lIAL[i gADDLERY! SADDLERY!! BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. WILLIAMS, CAMERON k CO. Take this opportunity of returning their best thanks to their variouscustomersforthe liberal support accorded to them since tlicy have started in business, and beg to intimate that they have now on hand at their various establishments—Masterton, Carterton, Greytown, and Featherston—a splendid assortment of Saddlery, of the very best and cheapest description, and being direct importers, and thoroughly acquainted with the requirements of the district, aro in a position to sell at prices which defy competition. Saddles, Harness, and every requisite in the trade made to order od the shortest notice in the most workmanlike manner, aud on the most reasonable terms. Orders from any part of the Valley or coast punctually attended to.
Head EstablishmentsLambton Quay and To Aro, Wellington. IMPORTANT NOTICE, TT AVTNG this day disposed of my business XX to Mr W. P. Fellinoium, I take this opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to my friends and the public generally 'for the very liberal measure of patronage which they have accorded to me. I trust t'lmt my successor may continue receive the same general support awarded me, and am sure lie will leave no effort untried to satisfy the wishes of his customers. .TAMES WRIGLEY. WITH rqferenee to the above, I have much pleasure in introducing myself ty/tho public of Masterton, and beg to inform them that, having purchased Mr Wrigley's business, I shall make overy effort to please my customers; and as I have succeeded in making arrangements for a regular supply of the best material used in the Trade, and csn guarantee first-class workmanship, I trust to rsceivo a fair share of public support.' 8 - VV. P. PELLINGHAM. :
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 87, 18 February 1879, Page 1
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