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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 769, 16 May 1881, Page 1

Wanted Known. THAT ALL GOODS AT JAMESON BROTHERS' CARTERTON STORE HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO, AND, IN SOME'INSTANCES, BELOW WELLINGTON PRICES! ' TO SUIT THE DULL TIMES. JUST ARRIVED: AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. The Drapery Department has been entirely re-stocked with NEW & FASHIONABLE DBAPERY and MILLINERY. Ladies can now get every requisite in this Department thoy require for the Autumn and Winter Seasons. MEN S and BOYS' CLOTHING and HATS—A Large Stock to Choose from. In BOOTS and SHOES, a Very Good Assortment, at LOW PRICES. A New Stock of Crockery, China, Glassware, Fancy Mugs, Ac, suitable for Presents; We lmve a Yery Good Stock of IRONMONGERY, Paint and Maohine Oils, Brush and Tinware. • Thn GROCERY STORE is too well-known to need comment. Owing to the Large and Increasing business done iu tliis House, NEW GOODS arm e almost daily, WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. LICENSED DEALER Iff GUNS AND AMMUNITION, ORDERS BY POST ATTENDED TO. W. P. ALLEN, Manager.

RE S. W, ALCORN. .CLEARING SALE! KIEKCALDIE AND STAINS, HAYING purchased from the creditors the stock and premises of the above. S. W, . Alcorn, will open on SATUBDAY, the 7th inst, when tlio Btock will submitted at prices which must command a speedy clearance. KIRKOALDIE & STAINS, having marked every article in plain figures, at the Verv LOWEST PRICE possible, they respsctfully notify that the sale is strictly for CA SH either on or beforo delivery, and further, that no discount can be allowed, ' As {ftp comprises a gEIfEIiAL All in decidedly mod condition, early will meet with BARGAINS which can only be obtained in Estates of this kind.' , The following prices at which the goods aro now. marked, sot agninst the former quotation?, will best servo to show the Badujtiona'made, as jt Is trendy imperative the whole should be sold during the following three weeks, Tho Shop, wjuoh is of recent 'erection, measuring about 70 x 30, is to Let; possession can be gjven mfer'the sale. ' ' LADIES' AND, CHILDREN'S 6dnow, felt hats, formerly 2s' Is now,' fety hats, formerly 4's to 7s 2s now, velvet hats, formerly 5s 3s now, plp'sli liatsi'formjrly 7s 4s ilow, pljish fiats,' formerly'l2s 2s lid now!"trimmecl' hats, formerly 10s 3s lid now, trimmed jiats; formerly 12s 8b lid now, trimmed lists formerly lG'sto 30s 8a Gd now, trimmed bonnets, formerly 15s to 30s ' 8s now, Jersey formerly Ifjs 9s 6d noiy, cafaero jackets, ftfrjnorly ljjs 19s Gd now, cloth jackets," formerly 21s" Ladies' and children's ulsters, half-price 18s Gd now, ladies' coshimes, formerly 6d ?5b Gd flow, Jadjes' poßtumes, formerly 6d Wrappers, dresplpg gowns, and casing jackets gxepediugly cheap Ladies' underclothing will bp found less than English cost A lar/,e assortment of ladies'corsets, marked very cheap 18s Gd now, ball dresses, formerly 35a 23s Gd now, ball drosses, formerly 55s 3s lid now, black lace skirts, formerly IBs 4s 3d now, men's white shirts, formerly 7s 6d 4s lid now, men'B white shirts, formerly 8s Gd TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY. 14s lid now, 10-4 blankets, formerly 25s Gd 21s no.w, super Mwjfe.la, formerly 35s "$d now, Hoylo's prints, formerly. BJd 6s lid now, eyonjng muslins, formerly 22s Gd Gd no,w, 2-.button kid gloves, formerly 4s 2s 6d now, 2-bntton blaok kid gloves, sewn colors, fonnorly Gs, 2s Gd uo,w ( qierly 411 the Hosiery is marked 25 per ceqt less than cost prico Scarves, ties, collars, sets, etc., at half prico Ribbons jn all cplors and widths decidedly Qheap Is 4d now, sash ribbons, fonnorly 2s fid is Old now, 7% sheeting, formerly is 9d 4s lid now, white quilts, formerly 8s Gd 78 Gd now, white quilts, formerly 25s 6d now, cretonne curtains, formerly 52s Gd Lace curtains very cheap 4s Gd now, wool repp, formerly 7s 6d lOJd now, satin orotonnes, formerly Is 9d Gd now, brown holland, formerly 9d 7Jd now, dress stuff, formerly la §d Mter serge,'formerly Is SINGER'S SEWffi JfAPEMIiS, iisodin the dressmaking room, will fce sold very cheap, 1 • u-. . Tile above gives a very mcagro outline of the many Bargains to be offered, KIEKCALDIE & STAINS (LATE S. W. ALCORN.)

WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS. LambtoE Quay, Wellington, Branch Office Wakoahui, WE are prepared to undertake Civil Engineering work in all its branches in 'Wellington and other districts, Wo hold Gqyernwmt' Oortifloatea as Authpiiß&S hnd liioeaHea Survfej'otft", and we Land Transfer Act, the Native 'Eiuid Abt, and the Public Works .Act, 1876. ' ' JONES, THOIiPE & COLERIDGE, AMES THOMPSON. Manufacturer of LEMONADE, SEATED fA'JfEES AN|> CORDIALS, QCEEN-BTBEET, MASTEKIOK. OHAELES J. FREETfi, "NATiyE Ap CQMMJSS}ON AGENT, Council Chambers, MAST "E ETON, NOTICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE WAIRARAPA. TO. BARNARD, Watehmaker, begs to i acquaint his friends and numerous customers that ho has OPENED business in the premises NEXT the POST OFFICE, CARTER lON, and hopes hia former efforts to ' mil secure him a fair sh onage,

WALTER PEjmy, GENERAL ByTCHER, '' Bripoe-SI., JIASTERTON. ' NOTICE! NOTICE! T THE UNDERSIGNED, bp? to think 1, my Frio'lda and Customers for the liberal support J have received wliilo in business, and trust fiy strict attention to business'to merit ft'contmuanco of the same. Please Remember—l have the Largest and Best" Assortment of Cameron's TOBACCOS in the' Waimapa, alaq a Large of TOYS and FANCt GO(S|DS, In answer to tp Mr Japies Harris'- advertisement, lie is quite right in saying that he is no longer in my employ, as I dismissed him from piy service on Jamiftry Gtli last, but haye a far superior lmnd—Second to None in the Wellington District, and can confidently recommend one anddll to COME and Give a Trial, and get their HAIR COT WELL and to their Liking for SIXPENCE, and a GOOD COMFORTABLE SHAVE for THREEPENCE. GEORGE DIXON, 631 WLITTLEJOBN AND SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTIOIANB, mbton Quay (Opposite Occidental Hotel), ' : ' (piLJNpTOIJ. Country Orders promptly attended io, , MONUMENTAL WOBK, Thomas ti/filler HOMAS iVJILLER • SCULPTOR, Brandon-St. • • . Wellington,