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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 771, 18 May 1881, Page 1

THAT ALL GOODS'AT ■ ; M|BQN.-B : ; : CARTERTON STORE HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO, AND, IN SOME INSTANCES, MM WELLINGTON PRICES! TO SUIT THE DULL TIMES. JUST ARRIVED: The Drapery Department has been entirely re-stocked with NEW & FASHIONABLE DRAPERY and MILLINERY. Ladies can now get every requisite in this Department they 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, &c, suitable for Presents. ■■' We have a Very Good Stock of IRONMONGERY, Paint and Machine Oils, Brush and Tinware, i Thn GROCERY STORE is too well-known to need comment. Owing to the Large and Increasing business, done in this House, NEW GOODS arri\ e WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS, LICENSED DEALER IN GUNS AND AMMUNITION. ORDERS BY POST ATTENDED TO. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. RE S. W. ALCORN. CLEABING SALE! EIEKCALDIE AND STAINS, HAVING purchased from the creditors tho stock and premises of the above, S. W. Alcorn, will open on SATURDAY, the 7th inst, wheu the stock will be submitted at prices which must command a speedy clearance. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, having marked every article in plain figures, at tho Very LOWEST PRICE possible, they respectfully notify that tho sale is strictly for CASH, either 'on or before delivery, and further, that no discount can be allowed, As the stock comprises a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY, All in decidedly good condition, buyersjjcalling early will meet with BARGAINS which can only be obtained in Estates of this kind. The following prices at which the goods are now marked, set against the former quotations, will best serve to show the Rodujtious made, as it is urgently imperative the whole should be sold during tho following thrco weeks.

The Shop, which is of recent erection, m can be given alter the sale liVm ANJ} 6d now, 'felt hats, formerly 2s 1 Is now, felt hats, formerly 4s to 7s 2a now, velvet hatß, formerly 5s 3s now, plush hats, formerly 7s to.now, plush hats, formerly 12a 2s lid now, trimmed hats, formerly 10s 3s lid-now, trimmed hats, formerly 12a 8s lid now, trimmed hats formerly Ids to 30s 8e 6d' now, trimmed boonete, formerly 16a to 30s 83 now, Jersey jackets, formerly 15s 9s 6d now, cashmero'jackotsi formerly 18s lis fid now, cloth jackets, formerly 2.1 a Ladies' and children's ulsters, half-ptigq 18s Gd now, ladies 1 co'stunips, 'formerly 27a Bd ?5b 6d now, ladies' costumes, formerly 3 Ps 6d Wrappers, dressing gowns, and dressing jackets exceedingly oheap Ladies' underclothing will be found less than English cost A lar&e assortment of ladies' corsets, marked very cheap 18s 6d now, ball dresses, formerly 35s 23s 6d now, ball dressos, formerly 55b 3s lid now, black lace skirts, formerly 15s 4s 3d now, men's white shirts, formerly 7s 6d ■ls lid now, men'B white Blurts, formerly 8s SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, latel very cheap. The above gives a very meagre outline o

jeesuring abqu( |Q x 30, is to Let; possession | TQ BUYERS OF Us lid now, 10,4 blankets, formerly 25s Gd 21s now, super blankets, formerly 35s 4Jd now, Hoyle's prints, formerly B.Jd 6s lid now, evening muslins, formerly 22s 6d 6d now, 2-button kid gloves, formerly 4s 2s 6d now, 2-bntton black kid gloves, sown colors, formerly 6s. 2s 6d now, 3-button whits kid gloves, formerly 5s All the hosiery is marked 2,5 per cent less thail'costprico'' Sparyes, tie's, cpjlajg, sets, etc,, at half price llibbons in all colors and widths decidedly cheap Is Id now, sash ribbons, formerly 2a lid Is Old low, 72in sheoting, formerly la 9d 4s lid now,-white quilts, formerly 8s fid 7s fid now, white quilts, foimoiiy IKb 25s 6d now, cretonne curtains, formerly 52b 6d Lace curtainß vory cheap 4s fid now, wool repp, formerly 7s fid lOJd now, satin cretonnes, formorly Is 9d fid now, brown holland, formerly Od 7Jd now, dress stuff, formerly is 2d 9Jd now, winter sergo, formorly 1b fid . ly used in the dressmaking room, will bo sold of the many Bargains fo be offered.

EIEKCALPIE& STUNS " ' " (LATE g. W,'ALCORN.)

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ALTER PERKY, GENERAL BUTCHER, . Bbidoe-Si,, MAStE^Ofl. :. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. Guaranteed by tho State. "A LTHOUGH this oilice has been in . existence foi a period of more than seven years, it iB believed that the objects for whioh it. was established po noj ius- - known oj to set forth in a concise form information respecting the business which'this office un-

Lambtoß Quay, Wellington, BitAHOJf 0ffipg.........., WiljflANyi. fE aye prepared to undertake- Civil Engineering work in all itebrauohes in Wellington' and'other districts, We hold Government Certificates as Authorised and Licensed Surveyors., aud we are empowered to executo surveys under tlio Laud Transfer Aot, the Native Land Act, and the Public Workß M, 1876. JONES, TEOIiPE & COLEBIDGE,

TAMES THOMPSON, Manufacturer of LEMONADE, iERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS, QjJEEN-STBKET, MaSTTRRTON. , Council OtaW. M AS I E R TO N. ' NO:T ICE. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE ■ WAIRAEAPA.: |I | V. XHUUIUUV) .lOWUimmv., -v S - .» • J.■'»' acquaint his "friends and numerous customers tbafc He has OPENED busiiiets in ! the premises NEXT the POST OFFICE, r.APW,RffiN imd h'n'iwa hi* former efforts ito igiye-satisfaction wll 6f«ure him a fjir

1. The charge of all kinds of money trust, such as Marriage Settlements, moneys to bo invested for the benefit of Minors, moneys, bequeathed for charitable objects, monoys the title to which is in dispute, or whose legal owner is unknown or cannot be found, 9. The administration of the wills of porsons whb |>y apputihfS' the Public Trustee as their executor secure the guaranteo of the State for the due fulfilment of their wishes, and' avoid the risk consequent on the appointment of private persons as executors, who not unfroquently, though earnestly de. sirous of aoting for the benefit, of parties inteteated,fcil to cahy'out legally tnebb jects for whioh'.'they'were' appointed, andconsequently involve themselves and those in coatly'pd jiaraasinij |itiga|ibn. 3, The adnpisttation, of ■ aU estates, of which np dispqsjtion has been, ma4e by will whenever relatives do not wjsh to incur the responsibility of administration, or cannot frflfli any cause obtain th§ necessary powers to-Aot, In such opes, it is the. duty of tbei Public Trustees to discharge all legal debts I as far as the assets extend,' and 'divide the residue amongst the next of .kin. ' 4. The, administration of the estates of lunatio's, lunatic.'patients, and'eonviots. ■ 5.; Thachai'je'of all lands lying waste and unocdupied of which-th& owner is; unknown; orwhobis b'e^ii'ahsedtfrom thd colony for teiingeßtates is very UmalL ,' Information may be ; obtained from ,B, 0. HAMERTON,,; ; •!■.:•... Public Trustee.