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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 476, 29 May 1880, Page 1

M. OASELBERG & CO.'S COLUMN. M. Caseimg & (jo., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANTS, Importers of DRAPARf, OLOTHING SOOTS, MNQY mOODS, GLASSWARE, IRONMOJSGEIn, PaPERHANGINGS, OILS, PAlDfa, QBOOMES, WWES ml SPIRIiS, CROCKER?, and FEN. QM niRE m. Station and Farm Produce purchased at higkst market rates, Land and Commission Agents. Advances made on Wool, and on Growing Crops. Places, of Business ; , J BRICK STORE, Masterton. j HIRSOHBEUG'S Old Store. Gri/wfci «o have much pleasure in stating to our numerous customers that we are in receipt of the bulk of our season's goods, and as wo are busy: selling we have only time to briffly enumerate a few items contained in our various departments, viz., OUR • • DRAPERY DEPARTMENT has a very Full Stock of every description of DRESS Materials of the most Fashionable and best qualities. QUR . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT has opened a Large "and Varied Stock of FRENCH BONNETS, Hats, Ostrich Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Corsets, and Underclothing. This Department is under the management of an experienced Milliner, and is replete with all New and Fashionable Goods. OUR CLOTHING, HAT, BOOT, AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS are so favorably known, and so liberally patronised, that we have merely to add that these Departments are largely stocked with the BEST and Most Substautial Goods of its kind manufactured and imported for our '"."■' OUR] TAILORING. DEPARTMENT has been supplemented with a heavy stock of Tweeds, Bannockburnß, Broadcloths, &c, suitable for winter, and as this Department is under.the able management of Mr Galloway, we are confident customers patronising this Department will have a PERFECT FIT and Good Serviceable Garments. OUR FANCY DEPARTMENT comprises Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Clocks Glassware. Lamps, China, Electro-plated Goods, Stationery, Ladies'and Gentlemen's Machines, Musical Boxes, and Perambulators. OUR IRONMONGERY, GROCERY, MD OILMEN'S STORES DEPARTMENTS are the Largest and Most Complete in the whole District, having a very full assortmentof all Building Materials, Paperhangnigs, Fencing Wire, and other Station Requisites. We have a very large stock of Crockery, consisting of Dinner and Tea Services, Cups, Saucers, &e. We employ OUR OWN TEAMS, aud are therefore in a position to sell Bulk Goods at a Lower Rate than other houses. OUR HOUSE AND PROPERTY K) sion-adjoining.Mr Walter ■ Perry's butcher's shop; the shop is known as "Hare's Shop," TO-LIT.T-A large Roomy Shop, adjoining the Bank of New Zealand, and directly opposite'our Brick Store, Suitable for a Furniture Shop or Auctioneer, Immediate possession can be given. nnO LET ON LEASE, OR FOR SALE. . A 4-roomed house and 13 acres of land on the Te Ore Ore, adjoining the Te Ore Ore Bridge. This property is suitable for a gentleman's piivate residence or for a gardener, Immediate possession can be given. TO LET.-A new 4-roomed Cottage near , the Railway' Hotel. Immediate possession can be given SALE,OR LEASE.-110 acres of Good Agricultural Land, situated at Carterton. Good Crops are growing on the adjoining properties. Terms easy. Suitable for a man of small means, SALE OR LEASE.- One 50-acre , and two 40-acre sections, Bitaated in the rising township of Eketahuna. These sections are all partly improved, and the land is rich limestone land. The sections will either be sold cheap or let to good improving tenants, on long leaseß at nominal rentals. THOR SALE or TO LET.-40 acres of land : on the Taratahi; part improved. •TjlOR SALE or TO LET.-One acre of D Cleared Land in the most central part of Mauriceville, The very best site for au hotel. SALE or TO LET.-40 acres of land I situated in, the township of Mauriceville, part cleared and fenced. jTOR SALE or,TO LET.-Half-acre of i land in the Township of Foxton. wlding Leases.-Two ... Acres of land opposite the Railway Station, Greytowh. . M.CASEpERG&Go. ; MASTERTON AND GREYTOWN.