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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 775, 23 May 1881, Page 1

CRITERION STORE CARTERTON. WE HAVE much pleasure in announcing that the Extensive Alterations to our Store are completed, we have now greater facilities for our business than heretofore, having now all departments accessible to each other, and also having greater room for the DISPLAY OP OUR MAGNIFICENT STOCK 1 This Season we have imported, despite the dull times, more than Double the Quantity of any preceding season, feeling confident that hy doing so'our sales will increase accordingly. OUR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Has received more than usual attention and we can safely eay is NOT TO BE SURPASSED in the Wairarapa, We have imported none but the BEST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, and a GLANCE AT OUR WINDOWS will at once convince that our prices are BELOW WELLINGTON PRICES! OUR SPECIALITIES ARE s d The Empress ALL WOOL CASHMERERS, 66 inches wide 2 6 per yard The New All Wool GRECIAN SERGES, aH Shades 1 4 „ The New All Wool DIAGONALS, all Shades 12J „ florroek's LONG CLOTHS, 36 inches wide .. .. 4 6 doz yds Real Witney BLANKETS .. .. from 10s lid to 35s per pair Real WELSH IfLANNEL, wide and good 1 0 per yard Real Austrian and CARRIAGE RUGS, 811. each Men's Suits from 30s to 67s fid, Trousers, from 5s lid to 20s. Men's Colored Moleskins, 6s 9d p°r pair, Boys Clothing in every Shape, Style and Price. OUR IRONMONGERY DEPARTMENT ' (The most complete in the District) is so well known that we often execute orders sent from persons many miles away, ana who have procured goods from us that they have been OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is double its former size owing to the enormous quantity of goods kept in stock for our numerous customers. THE SECRET OF OUR SUCCESS is- Ist. Our Home Agent knows how to buy them. 2nd. We are content with Small Profits and Quick Returns. 3rd, . Our Goods have always given satisfaction, and our prices are unequalled. 4th. We know how to treat our Customers when we have them. To our customers we tender our best thonka. From those that have not yet dealt with us we respectfully solicit a trial. B. A. GARDENER & SON, CRITERION STORE, CARTERTON. 1881 aUTUMN AND WINTEtt 1881 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 newest styles in Parisian and London Millinery, Bonnets, Parisian and London Hats, all the new styles in Ladies' and Girls' untrimmed Hats, also the Tam O'Shanter in plush, silk satin, and velvet, real Seal Hats, various styles, Ladies' and Girls' imitation Seal Hats every style, new Oriental Ribbons, new Satin Faille Ribbons, new Plash Ribbons all shades, new Chinelle Flewers, new embossed Velvets, new Feathers, new Ornaments, now Trimmings, new Plushes, new Kid Gloves, new Leslio Gloves, new Cloth Gloveß, new Doe Gloves, new Ruffles, new Lisse Kuehings,, new Tarlton Ruchings, new Muslin Ruchings, new Linen Sets, new Collars, new Cuffs, new Laces, new Silk Scarfs, new Clouds, new Opera Capes, new Wraps, new Silk Umbrellas, Ladies' and Girls' Corsets in white, Bcarlet, grey, and drab, all makes and sizes, Ladies' and Girls' Hosiery in great variety, Ladies' and Girls' Underclothing, new Dress Stuffs and Trimmings to match, new Serges, new Merinoes, new Cashmeres, new Winceys, newSattens, new Llamas new Shawls, new Blankets, new Flannels, new Counterpanes, new Sheetings, Tickings, Towellings, and Calicoes, new Lace and Muslin Curtains. LADIE'S AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE COSTUMES LA DIES' AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE ULSTERS LADIES' AND GIBLS' FASHIONABLE JACKETS CLOTHING. OIiQTHING. CLOTHING. Men's new Tweed Trousers and Vests, Men's newt Tweed and Bedford Trousers, Boys' and Youths' new Tweed Suits, Buys' and Youths' Tweed Trousers, Men, Youths'and Boys' El6ter Coats in Pilot Witney, Freize, &c, Men's and Boys' Dress Shirts all sizes, Men's and Boys' Staword Scotch Twill Regatta and Oxford Shirts. MEN'S NEW TWEED PAGET SUITS MEN'S NEW I WEED GALATEA SUITS M E NEW 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, &c. Tim alinvfi stock was purchased for Cash and will be sold for the Lowest Possible Prices, ine above sioc * INS PEOTION INVITED. W. BELL, DRAPER & OUTFITTER, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON.

HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT ) STIBLES. P. COOKERY & CO., Proprielora, Coaches, horsos, buggies, always on hire, lorses to buy and to sell on the pat reasonble terms. Always ready to do business. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!! G. A. FAIIiBROTHER, STOREKEEPER AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, CiiITERTON, JUST LANDED ex PABERORA, A Most Extensive Shipment of DEAPEEY CLOTHING, Men's, Youths' & Boy's UNDERCLOTHING-, Ladies' MILLINERY FANCY GOODS GROCERIES OILMEN'S STORES HARDWARE HOLLOWARE BOOTS & SHOES, &0., &0., • Making my Stock by far the LAEGAST AND - BEST ASSORTED Encouraged by the unexpected success that has attended the co-operative . ' CASH SYSTEM, . I will continue to sell at the unprecedentedlj LOW PRICES' adopted in January, and customers will have the advantage of a most, extensive stock tc . Seleot from. i Patrons living at a distance can rely upoi receiving my"personal attention and iinme diato despatch. . GEO. A. FAIRBROTHER, CENTRAL STORE, CARTERTON.

PHILIP MOELLER AND CO, GENERAL MERCHANTS, , IMPORTERS OF BRITISH & FOREIGN MERCHANDISE. On Hand— Tobacco, Cigars Cutlery, Hardware Electro-plated and Nickel Silverware Stationery Brushes and Combs Perambulators Leatherware Basketware Perfumery Pictures, Oleographs, Chromos, &c. Looking Glasses Vases, Lustres, Ornaments, Glass Shades Cabinetware, Papier Mach6 Goods General Fancy Goods Watches, Clocks, and Bronzes Gold, Gilt, and Jet Jewelry Musical Instruments, Tobacconists 1 Ware Toys, Fireworks, &e,,&c. To Arrive— Ex s.s. Norfolk Sikto Alastor Crowntliorpo From London Parerora Himalaya | Arabella J Ex Romeo | from New York Agents for Wachter's Champagne, Wellington Agency of Hamburg-Magdeburg ' Fire Insurance Company, Willis-st Wellington. J AYES' PERFECT PURIFIER, DISINFECTANT, and SHEEP DIP,' In use does not poison, stain, or burn. Supersedes Carbolic, Mixes freely with cold water, Destroys ticks,. Maggots, &c. Prevents fresh attacks of fly. Greatly improves appearance and quality of wool. Improves health and growth of the animal. Directions to dip one hundred aheep. — Mix one gallon of the £uid with 50 of cold water, and well stir with a common wooden stirrer; the bath is then ready for use. Dip the sheep well all oyer, except the head, vjfhich should be rubbed with the mixture, and the animal should be kept immersed until the wool is thoroughly saturated. It will be well to keep lambs from their mother two or three hours after dipping, i To Cube Foot Rot,—Dse-a mixture ol same strength as for dipping, and after pruning let the sheep stand in a thallow trough or bath for ten minutes. ITo Cubs Scab.—Mis one gallon of the fluid in 40 gallons of water, and dip .the sheep in the usual manner. If mfected by fleas use doublo the strength. Fob Healths Wodnds.—Dabble the wound with a mixture of one part of liquid to 50 parts of water, and let it dry on the wound. ; To be obtained from all storekeepers throughout all the . provincial districts, and wholesale from . I 'rr ,1 ZOHRAB, 1 NEWMAN & C 0,,. •; 7ft ;v : .Sole A.,entp for J)few Zealand. ■