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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 652, 24 December 1880, Page 1

0? \<fc COMMERCE S>/ . SPECIAL . \^\ €Are now being offered in every department. Y* \ CALL EARLY AND MAKE YOUR PURCHASES.' V Millini r / under Cnat. Special Bargains in Dross Materials ' Imt', Hosiery, Galicous, Sheecmgs, iSo. Jiverytliing will be sold at a small advance oncost, Men's, Youth's, and J)oy.s' CLOTHING of every description and oi the most durable class of Tweeds. \ aid Boy's Hats and Caps, Collars, Ties, Biaces, j 6 \ i3oo!;sat / Y\tery low prices/4 VA I &l \V\ Call Early and In jpuct cur Gojds. /.£/ A BQIiiOHOD /& v\ II ft\TIYH/g ss M'DUFJ? k CO., JSMPIRE CARRIAGE FAOTuRY.' COUBTKNAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Lailrtaue, Broughams, Hansom Cabs, Expresses, Spring Carts, etc., etc., equally moderate m price, and all handsomely finished, lobbing promptly attended to on very reasonable terms. Estimates given, and all work guaranteed for twelve months. Double-seated rinjrgy, with pole, shafts, and lamps complete for FOBTY-FIVE POUNDS. bingle-Mated Buggy, with shafts and lamps, THIRTY-FIVE POUNDS Wagonette, to "carry nine, with shafts, and lamps, FORTY-FIVE POUNDS radios' Inw-wheeled Park Phieton, with shafts and lamps. FORTY SIX POUNDS.

i.. JEN H.-'B S S , WATCH AND CLOCKMAKER, And Jewe&ijeb, ' WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Cf, L. J. has much pleasure in informing his onstomers and the public generally that he has just received a large stock of WATCHES, CLOCK?,' AND JEWELLERY Suitable for Christmas and Wew.Yoars'' Presents, whioh will be■ sold at.very low • prices. g. l. jenkess, whiLioteet, Wellington. aoon &'iiraiGLEy's QATMEAL JjILL, WAIPOUA MASTERTON Is now in full working.order, and any order they may be .favored with will be promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Valley. Be sure to ask for BACON & WIUGIEY'S OATMEAL, as yon can always rely on (jetting it FRESH. ; We wish to call the attention of Farmers and the General I'ublic to the following .SPECIALITIES; never before to be ob tained in the district, viz. Meal st'eds and Corn Dust, which will he found niCBL beneficial and profitable food for horses, pigs, &e...'..'. Try our Husks, to : mix with oats r for horse feed. Have your oats crushed, and bo save 20 percent. ; B; & W. are prepared to grist at current ■ln connection with tlio above is tht the Wai]ioua:Steam Saw, Planing,! JlohldhV and Turning Wills, vrherebiiilditigniateriah and all the requisites of the trade can bV" obtaihe'. at the low>V -rateß. ; •. , ' ; '' Cl 4