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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 729, 29 March 1881, Page 1

" SPECIALITY" GENTLEMEN'S MERCER, ;} WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON,I • ADJOINING. THE MELBOURNE HOTEL, From 11 to 20 inehes always 111 Stock, ' Plain and Pleated Fronts, To button behind or fasten in front. OPENING UP FOR WINTER SEASON, MELBOURNE-MADE CLOTHING, OYERCOATS IN GREAT VARIETY. Tweed Trousers; 9s 6d to 20s. Trousers and Yesta, 17s 6d to 30s Suits, 43s to £3 10b, The above Roods are all made, to my own ordor, and will. be found WELL SEWN and FIT EQUAL to any BESPOKE GARMENTS. A Large Stook of Hats, Caps, Socks, Pants, Singlets, Glovss, Braces, Scarfs; Ties, Collars, Studs, Umbrellas, Travelling Burs, Portmanteaux, Rugs, <Sro. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OVERALLS. Orders from the Country will receive my Special Care and attention. ALEX. SAMPLE, Willis-street, Wellington. 1881. autumn and wintek ]BBI AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS' DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. . W.BELL, BEGS to annnounce his GRAND DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, 1881 Consisting of all the nejvest styles in Parisian and London Millinery, Bonnets, Parisian and London Hat?, all the new styles in Ladies' and Girls' untrimmed Hats, also the Tain O'Shanter in plush, silk eatiii, and velvet, real Seal Hats, various styles. Ladies''and Girls' imitation Seal Hats overv style, new Oriental Ribbons, new Satin Faille Ribbons, new Plueh Ribbons all shades, new Chinello Flowers, new embossed Velvets, new Feathers now Ornaments, new Trimmings, new Plushes, now Kid Gloves, new Leslie Gloves, new Cloth Gloves, new Doe Gloves, new Ruffles, now Lisso Ruchings, new Tarlton Ruchings new Muslin Ruchings, new Linen Sets, now Collars, new Cuffs, now Laces new 'Silk Scarfs, new Clouds, new Opera Capes, new Wraps, new Silk Umbrellas, Ladies'' and Girls' Corsets in white, scarlet, grey, and drab, all makes aud sizes, Ladies' and Girls' Hosiery in great variety, Ladies'and Girls' Underclothing, new Dress Stuffs and Trimmings to match, now Serges, new Merinoes, new Cashmeres, now Winceys, now Sattonß, new Llamas now Shawls, new Blankets, now Flannels, now Counterpanes, new Sheeting, Tickings Towellings, and Calicoes, new Lace and Muslin Curtains. 0 LADIE'S AND GIRLS'FASHIONABLE COSTUMES LA DIES' AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE ULSTERS LADIES' AND GIULS' FASHIONABLE JACKETS CLOTHING. CiOTHING. CLOTHING. Meu's new Tweed Trousers and Vests, Men's new:, Tweed and Bedford Trousers, Boys' and Youths' new Tweed Suits, Boys' and Youths' Tweed Trousers, Men, Youths' and Boys' Elster Coats in Pilot and Boys'Staword Scotch Twill Regatta aud Oxford Shirk MEN'S NSW TWEED PAGET SUITS MEN'S NEW TWEED GALATEA SUITS M E KEY/ DRESS SUITS Men's and Boys' Hats and' Caps in great variety of styles, Men's and Boys' Silk Scarfs Mufflers, Gloves, Collars, Belts, Braces, fee. ; ' The above stock was purchased for Cash and will be sold for tbo Lowest Possible Priori INSPECTION INVITED. ■ W. BELL, DRAPER & OUTFITTER, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. GIVING UP BUSINESS. H LEAVING WELLINGTON. J.B.HAMILTON, AVING Resobcd upon giving up the DRAPERY and CLOTHING BUSINESS carried on by him for the last four-and-a-half years in Cuba-gtvoet, announoos a MONSTER CHEAP SALE Of tho wholo of his well-known Stook, together with all the recent purchases made for the Winter Trade, Residents in the country, Heads of Families and others, would do well in laying by a stock for tho winter mollis. SALE COMMENCED ON FRIDAY, 4TII MARCH, And will continio until tho whole Stook is disposed of, ' ' Heavy Blue Serge, 1b 4}d', worth 2s Gd Double-width Wool Plaids 2s 4d White Blankets, from 9n lid pair Men's Strong Tweed Trousers, 7s lid, 9s lid Men's Check Tweed suits, 35s Men's Strong Working Shirts, 2s 3d Men's Black and White Crimean, 4s 9d. Men's under-flannels, 3s lid, worth 5s Gd Men's Best Moulded Collars, Gd per box Girls' Fur Turban's 2s 3d, 3s Gd, 53 Women's Fur Turbans, ss, 7s (id, 10s 6d velvet Tarn O'Shanter Hats, 5s Gdup ■ Satin Tam O'Shanter Hats, 9s Gd up New Winter Flowers, 3d each Blaok Feathers, only Is each. Girls' Ulster, Is lid, 2s 6d, up to 8s Gd 1000 yds strong Wincey, 2Jd, 4Jd, worth Gd 9d. Black Velveteens, 2s Gd, worth 4? 6d Colored Velveteens, 3s lid, worth Gs Gd Bolton Sheets, 5s lid pair, worth 9s 6d New Felt Skirts, 2s lid, worth 5s Gd Blaok Quilted Alpaca, Gs lid, worth 10s Gd Horrockses' Longcloth, 4s lid dozen Grey Calicoß, 2s Gd, - 3s Gd doz. W.P. Tweed, only 1b lid, worth 4s fid. 1000 yds worked Embroidery, 2Jd, 3|d, 4Jd Black Fur Trimmings, Is, worth Is 6d • Ladies' plain-tucked Drawers, Is Gd Ladieß'Trimmed Drawers, Is Gd Ladies' Trimmed Chemise, Is lOd .Katlies' Trimmed Nights, only 2s lid Stron'g Spoon Bnsk Corsetß, 3s For tho convenience Saturdays 10 p.m tsrs shop will remain open every evening until 9 p.m., J.B.HAMILTON. THE W] ELLINGTON MONUMENTAL VY O'RKS. GQ 00 HH aim Pfl HH w m o a X'A 00 HH « 0} ri m N.B.—Superior MARBLES of tho Best Workmanship and Choicest DosigM constantly arriving from Europe. Cast and Wrought Iron Fences of all patterns iu stack. WALTER I-lELYER . ... . . SCULPTOR. Manners-Street, Wellington. . S. DANES & SON, WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY AND COPPEIt WORKS, , Biundon-St., ■ Q H W P M s=s H if h 0 g 0 P 5 S S.W ® . 0 H..H P ts't> " % & H a w o e fct H ft o^o H 2 K Us i m Us BRASS [CASTING EVERT DAY" .WHEN • YOU GO TO WELLINGTON, PLEASE CALL ABD INSPECT JNO. THORBURN'S STOCK OF SPLENDID, COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, For Men, Youths, and Boys. THE Goods arc mado to his Special . Order, and the TWEEDS are all THOROUGHLY SHRUNK, and tho Prices About Half vliat is Charged by tho Tailors. • Note the address— THE CLOTHING SHOP, (Next the Clock)'- • WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. JOHN THORBURN. ' 65