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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 693, 15 February 1881, Page 1

; EEDUCTIONS! DEAPEEY and CLOTHING. J tfY-AndYouWiOind- ■ Y ™s™v M . SUMMER MILLINERY AT HALF PRICES TEY-And You Will Find- ; -•! ■ 10 ' mw . . ,? B «ABRICS at GREAT »CTIONS, ' ' mRY-Aud You Will FindTOY I mßYiAndYouWiUFin^ 184 '™^ ■' ' ' r™4d You Will ■• i L . LINEN SETS AND LAOE ; GOODS GREATLYREDUCED Try-And You WiU Find, Ladies Coreets ad Gloves Reduced in Price. ' mJ 1 ?' . and Ymm (Reductions in Oiutaina and DaLta ■ ■ TRY 1-AmTon Wm .Fro-MEN'S AND; BOi'S V HATS UNDER COST 1 Try, and n Try, and You Will Find-Gentlemeu's Mercery at' Half Prices. TRY! AND YOU WILL FIND- ■ W BARGAINS IN AND' BOYS' CLOTHINGy ; TRY! AND YOU WILL FIND- • GREAT REDUCTIONS IN EYERY DEPARTMENT. .' W.^ELL, DENISON HOUSE, MAgTgRTON. IHB Wellington Monumental Works. N.8.-Superior MARBLES of the Best Workmanship and Choioest DesignsooTstantlv arnving from Europe. Cast and Wrought Iron Fences of all patterns in stock. WALTER HELYER Manners-Street, Wellington. SCULPTOR,

S, DANKB & SON, WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY AND COPPER WORKS, BBiNDON-ST,, WHEN YOU GO TO WELLINGTON, PLEASE CALL AND INSPECT

BRASS CASTING EVERY DAY. THIS SPACE RESERVED B. A. GARDENER AND SONS, Whose New Advertisement will shortly nity for purchasing at the present time a Complete Set of HELMETS and AXES, but its funds havo been exhausted by the erection of a now Engine Shed. ..SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS are earnestly requested ♦ft AUnUfl H,„tm „»„„ „ ...... ....:«„...... 1. bo obtained, Contributions for this purpose will be received by Mr A.JBISH (Treasurer), Mr W. M. EASTHOPE (Secretary), or at the WAIRARAPA DAILY OFFICE. 659 { RTESIAN WELL FOR MASTERTON. CO-OPERATION is invited by thoundersigned on account of a gentleman who is anxious to Beo the experiment tried of obtaining Artesian Water in the Masterton District; A practical man'from Christchuroh a available for sinking a proper Well, The cost of sinking 300 ft wiii bo £SO, provided no exceptionally hard strata is encountered. If Artesian Water be-obtained, the'geritle ; man referred to will pay the whole of the cost, but till the experiment proves a success It is expected that-other -residents will share the risk. Tor further particulars apply to 664 V : ' : '/ '; ; J.AS;.BBOJvyN. •MUSICAL 'AVINO taken -bverithe"-sWkfof; Mr j; /: i Charles: Bonningtqn.; consisting of ! every 'description' of 'Mu6ib\'and fl Musical Inßtrnnfehts. I,iKnii' be offering the same'at, Greatly Reduced Prices ■'during the neitj thvee-monthßi.' .■;■•■' '■'' w ■':'.-■ 'i', ■. v. -■ Cv-'^ •■..■:-:^' ; ;;i.. ';^ym^mot^:.-^ '; ■'■■'.'■: v .MusioWarehouse ::

JNO. THOBBUKN'S STOCK OP fPLENDD, COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING; ■ For Men, Youths, and Boys. THE Goodß are made to hie Special Order;- and: the TWEEDS are all THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, and,the Prices About Half what is Charged by the Tailors. Note the address— THE CLOTHING SHOP, ■ (Next the Clook) WILLIS.STEEET, WELLINGTON. JOHN THORBUEN. 657 - ' I r\ ENTLEMEN who wish for SUPERIOR r ■ GOODS forDEESS can depend on having Ae very best material and woitraanship at C. GAMBLE'S, TAILOR AND HABIT-MAOB, Lambton Quay, Wkllinoton. Samples and Rules for Self-measurement forwarded free by post on application, 347 10 WRY AND KING * STEAM SAW PLANING AND MOULDING MILLS, SASH AND DOOR FACTORY AND TIMBER MERCHANS, Doors, Sashes, Sash Frames, Flooring, Lin. . ing, aud Rusticating, Skirtings (single and double faced), Architraves (single anddoublefaced.) ' All kind of Mouldings on bond aid to order; fJl'non.limioD Tinlil-n i« *i ; All orders punctually .attended to. SADDLEBr. rpHE Undersigned takes this opportunity X to thank the publio fcr past favors, and respectfully invites them to come to him for any new article orrepairs they may require in the above line, ana he will spare no effort, by Moderate Charges and thorough efficiency in workmanship, to induce them to call again. , -G, C. PALMER, ' Saddler and Harness-maker, Noxt Door to tko .Empire Hotel, 4 ! QUEES-ST., MASTEBTON. ' ; 587 )ERMANENT OADDLEES. WATSON & WINTERINGHAM (Next Council Chambers), . QUEEN-STREET, . BEG to thank their numerous friends and the publio of Maetcrton for the liberal patro-' nage bestowed tpon them since commencing bußine6B,;and desire it to be.distinctly understood that patroha can-depend upon obtaining the best article at the lowest price at their establishment Their motto is "No ton tiori," and they act up Jo it.- ', All kinds of attention paid to either town .orcountry orders.'.., ■■• '■■■ ; . < ■■' ::; Repairs neatly executed with promptitude i and dispatch,' '•,. "'■'.'■■■'.- 'V Every requisite of the'trade'kept on hand. ■ FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD I FIREWOOD supplied in any.quantity by the undersigned-• Matai lfia Maire ljs 1-foot lengths ' Matai 13s, Make 16s 2-foot lengths - , 12a „ 13s 3-foot lengths; „ 9s „ 12s lengths A reduction mudefor two or more cords. Orders left with'Watwn & Winteringham will.be proi iptly attended to.' -. -, >