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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 628, 25 November 1880, Page 1

fresh arrivals;" SEW SUMMER MILLINERY ' ' , . „■ ' At W.BELL'S. *ew Cashmere Capes and Fichus' At "W.BELL'S, ■AMES' COESETS in Variety ' AiW.BELL'ri. ■aclies'Bepp & Washing Costumes . '■■ At W.BELL'S. <ew Laces, Ribbons, and Gloves' : , T . . ' ••'■'■ ' At W. BELL'.-. itw Lissie and Tarlton Rucliings • At W.BELL'S. .THEMANCHEST IS WELL.STOCKED, AND" 'AT]

188:0:,SOMMEE. Mesh arrivals. NEW SUMMER■ .iIOSfRUY. At. W.BELL'S Children's Pique and Caßium-iv . Dresses At W. BELL NEW MESS EABKICS .-.■■■ At W. BELL New* Pirnehulea and Umbrellas :.:Atw. bell : plain and fancy. huktß '. . At W, BKLL ! . New; Holland ami Poinpa.lour Pinatovcs • atW.BELL'L & DEPARTMENT XTIUORDINARY LOW PRICES. *

MEN'S & BOY'S CLOTHING! CLOTHING! This Department is thoroughly slocked with NEW SEASONS PATTERNS, WHICH yOU QUALITY AND DURABILITY CANNOT BE SURPASSED, ." Men and Boy's Summer Hosiery Men' and Boy's Summer Hats Men and Boy's Silk Scarfs and Ties Men and Boy's Belts and Braces MEN'S AND BOY'S WHITE AND- COLORED SHIRTS, &o. W; BELL,: DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON, IgF Noti-NONE BUT TEE BEST- OF GOODS!

APOTHECARIES' HALL. . COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON..-., pANNISTER'S -AROMATIC XIfiESTIVB~CAN:)Y. This Carciy is the CNU D Medicine known to Cure Indigestion. D ANNISTER'S COUGH TINCTURE,- known to Ouro aVjh in Ton Minutes. p ANNISTER'S CAJEPUT EMBROCATION, a Remedy for Chronic Bbennmtum. D Neuralgia, Toothache, Whooping Cough, Chilblains, Palsy. n ANNISTER'S COMPOUND RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA, with Dandolonanrt I) Potash. ] UNNISTER'S STOMACHIC MIXTURE for Diarrohcea, Dysentery, and Pains in D the' Bowels.' HAMSTER'S CITRATE OP IRON QUININE WINK. This is commended for D tho followincr viz.. Neuralgia, Indigestion,&c. t)ANKISTEB'S ISHALINE, a Safe and:Certain('uro for Hay Fever, Colds in the ) Heo.d v , Sore Throats, droAll kinds of Crftlo Medicines sent to any address. English eud Foreign Prescriptions carefully prepared by the sole proprietor, APOTHECARIES' HALL, COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. TheW ELLINGTON MONUMENTAL .WORKS. H *Z Q ifilffliSlitKi arriving from Europe; Cast'and Wrought Iron Fences of all patterns iu st jok. WALTER HELYER - • • ■ ■ ■ SCULPTOR.' Manners-Street, Wellington.

..MODS for DBESS can depend on having she very best material and workmanship at C. GAMBLE'S, TAILOR.AND HABIT-MAKER, Lambton Qday; Wellington. Samples and Rules for Self-measuremeni forwarded free by poat on application. 347 nOWBY AND KING MASTEKTON STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH Ai.D bUUK FACTORY AND TIMDER MERCHANS. Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lining, and Rusticating, Skirtings (single and double faced), Architraves (single aud double faced.) All kind of Mouldings on hand and to order , Green-house Lights, <Sc, &o, All orders punctually attended to. SADDLERY. THE Undersigned'.takes this opportunity , to thank the public for past favors, and respectfully irrviteß them to come to him for any new article or repairs they ma\ require in the above line, and lie will spare no effort, by Moderate Chargeßan'l thorough •'fflciency in workmanship, to induce tkui to call again, G. C. PALMER, Saddler and Harness-maker, Next Door to tke Empire Hotel, QUEEK-ST., MASTEKTON. 587 , WATSON 4 WINTERINGHAJI (Next Council Chambers), QUEEN-STREET,-BEG to thank their numerous friends and the public of Masterton for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them since commencing business, and desire it to be distinctly understood that patrons can depend mpon obtaining the best article at the lowest price at their establishment. Their motto is "No extortion," and they act up to it. •■','' All kinds of attention paid to either town or country ;ordcrs. t> :„ _.. ii.. „ i.j -u. uiJs. and dispatch.. i Every requisite of the trade kept on hand, I,■■'■■:-;. ,;.:-; i;'.'.' ■'■ '..v- v , ■■' . 581 JPEWOOD!.;'"''' FIREWOOD supplied in any quantity ,bj 1 'thoTindsiirigried;—• . •■ _ •..•'• Matai 15s vMaire 18s 1-fobt lengths'. r iMatai lite--' Maire Ids 2-foot lengths : ' \,i ' v V; 13s-3-foot lengths ■ if ■■' 'ii' ; y 9s;7 : )) : il&::4'footJengths; ' : • A reduction madefortwbormbiecorJa.' :■ Orders-left with Watson: &Winteringhan will be promptly attended to. ; • '"l;vr;:^',.:s;^x:Y6Bff.:i'

vjfABDENER-& uujn, CASH STORE, CARTERTON, Respectfully announce that iu spite of ALL OPPOSITION ' r.hey have now opened their Ewnch Store IRONMONGERY : ( AND MEN'S CLOTHING, Opposite the Marquis of Norn?auby Hotel. COME AND SEE THE WINDOWS! The Grocery and Drapery Departments will be carried on as usual in our Old Store. We thauk our customers for their liberal support; to those who have not yet famed us we respectfully solicit a trial. Our great endeavors will be to give entire satisfaction to all, and to uphold the wide reputation we hive earned of keeping the Largest Stock, tlo Most Varied Assortment; and selling the BKBT GOODS at LOWEST WELLINGTON PRICES. It is needless to issue a Price List-other storekeepers' lists should be our customers' guide, as no matter how low theyadvertise their goods, we arc determined to Sell Lower. Customers can not only get better articles, but also get better served at our establishments. CAN DEFY COMPETITION I For the following reasons : 1. We have no Damaged Jams, but keep the BESI BRANDS ftt DAMAGRD TRICES, 2. Our Stock is all paid for, Wo pay cash for ell goods.. 3. We have no interest to pay, and no hands to pay, consequently our expenses are but trifling. . ~. 4. We never deceive our customers by advertising goods which, when they come for them, they <tro unable to get. gLAOK gWAN "po'BAOOO AT 4s !)d PER LB For qnanties over 31bs; per single lb, 4s lid" GAKDENER & SON, THE CASH STORE, CARTERTON.' m NOT 1C E. , / fd parties wishing to Acquire Proparty:in .'; the Mauawatu County, - JL , a large number of the/Finest Proper. ties in ths above-named. county,':and will feelpleased at all times to communicate with any intending purchasers'. ''' :. . • ' . • THYNNE,:LINTON:&m;:i .. ■ Land Agents and AudMoneePs,,'' .-.: PalinefstonNorthandFoxton. : 17th March, 1880. •..; v' 471