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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 777, 26 May 1881, Page 1

Wanted Known. THAT ALL GOODS ATJAMESON BROTHEKS' CARTERTON STORE HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO, AND, IN SOME INSTANCES, BELOW WELLINGTON PRICES! TO SUIT THE DULL TIMES. JUST ARRIVED: AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. nt>i'Spw apery De P ßrtment hnß been entirel y re-stocked with NEW h 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 Yery Good Assortment, at LOW PRICES, A New Stock of Crockery, China, Glassware, Fancy Mugs, &o, suitable- for Presents. We have a Very Good Stock of IRONMONGERY, Paint and Machine Oils, Brush and Tinware, Thn GROCERY STORE is too well-known to need comment. Owing to the Large and Increasing business done in this House, NEW GOODS arrive WINES & SPIRITS OJP THE BEST BRANDS. LICENSED DEALER IN GUNS AND AMMUNITION. ORDERS BY POST ATTENDED TO. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. RE S. W. ALCORN. CLEARING SALE! KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, HAVING purchased from the creditors the stock and premises of tho above, S, W, _ Alcorn, will open on SATURDAY, tho 7th in&t, when the Block will be submitted at prices which must command a. speedy olcaranoc. t An KIR f# CA SJ E LOWEST PRICE possible, thoy rosp-.ctfully notify that tho sale is strictly for CASH either on or before delivery, and further, that no discount can be allowed. ' As tho stock comprises a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY, All in decidedly good condition, buyer#alling early will meet with BARGAINS whiph can only tye flbtajued jn p/ this kind.' _ Tho following prices at which the goods' are now marked, set against the former quowill best servo to show the Reductions'made, as it is iirgemly imperative the whole should, be sold during the following threb weeks, ' " ' '. The Shop; which is pf recent erection, meesuring about 70 x 30, is to Let; possession can be given after the sale. ' " ''■-■. -' • T - •■. * • ■ LADIES* AND, QHJiptp'g TO, BUYERS QF DJIABERY. &3&%&& b * ;fIH-,iyhlankets,forn,erly 2 osGd 2s now, velvet hats, formerly 5a i M my > BU P er blanket9 < imm^ 3: ' 3 3s now, plush hats, formerly ?a i Wi Uoyti* priuta, formerly B}d 4s now, plush hats, formerly 12s '6s lid now, evcnjng muslins, formerly 22s Gd 2s lid now, trimmed hats, formerly )0s (jd now, k,ic| glqyes, formerly 4s 83 6d. mWi 'rimmed'bonnets, "formerly log fl° lor8 ' Wty6sto 30s ; 2s fid nqw, 3-button white kid gloves, for8a now, Jersey jackets, formerly Ifis j merly 5s !)a fid now, cashmere jackets, formerly 18s All the hosiery is marked 25 per cent less 19a fid now, cloth jackets, formerly 21s than cost price Ladies' and children's ulsters, half-price | Scarves, ties, collars, sets, etc., at half price 18s 6d now, ladies' costumes, formerly 27s 6d Ribbons in all colors and widths decidedly 95s 6d now, ladies' coßtumes, forinorly 39s 6d cheap Wrappers, dressing gowns, and dressing Is 4d now, sash ribbons, formerly 2s fid jackets exceedingly cheap Is o£d low, 7?in sheeting, formerly la 9d Ladies' underclothing will be found less thai 4s lid now, white quilts, formerly 8a Cd English cost _ ■— 7s 6d now, white quilts, formerly l*s A larf,e assortment of ladies' corsets, marked 25s Gd now, cretonne curlams, formerly 52s very cheap 6d 18s 6d now, ball dresses, formerly 35s Lace curtains very ch,ean 2'it 6d now, ball dresses, formerly 55s 4s Gd now, wool repp, formerly 7s 6d 3s lid now, black lace skirts, {orjnßr'y 15s jOJd now, satin cretonnes, forinorly Is 9d 4s 3d now, men's white'ahirfs, formerly 7s 6d Gd now, brown holland, formerly 9d 4s lld'now!'men's whito shirts, formerly 8s 7Jdnow, dress stuff, formerly Is 2d & ' ' 9Jd now, winter serge, formerly 1b 6d SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, lately used in the dressmaking room, will be sold very cheap, The above gives a very meagre outline of the many Bargains to bo offered. lUMCALmpTAINS "' (LATE i W,'ALCORN.) '' "

WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS. Lambtoß Quay, Wellington. Bsahch OrncE Wangahuj. [7E arp to undertake Civil ¥ Y Engineering work' in all its branohes m'Wellingtbn and' other districts. We hold Government Certificates as Authorised and Licensed Surveyors, and wo are empowered to execute surveys under the Land Transfer Act, the Native Land Act. and the Public Works Act, 1876. JONES, THORPE & COLERIDGE. 'AMES THOMPSON. Manufacturer of LEMONADE, MATED WATERS AP CORDIALS, taEN-SISEET, MABTERTON. pH ABLE 8 -J. PBEET.H, NATIVE AND COMMISSION AGENT, Council Chambers, M A. ST E R T 0 N.. N Q TlO E, TO. TP INHABITANTS OF THE WRARAPA, _L , acquaint his fiiends and numerous customers that he has OPENED business in the premises NEXT the POST OFFICE, CARTERTON, and hopes his former efforts to give secure him a fair share of patronage. : :,,. ; • ;

ALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridoe-St,, MABTEBTOM. TOOUA LOUR.& ON SALE by the Upoersipped, yhp hope receive a share of public support : Superfine Silk Dressed Flour Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and Bran Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, Ac, We are also PURCHASERS of WHEAT, OATS. &o M or can SUPPLY all descriptions of BUILDING MATERIAL in EXCHANGE for GRAJN. Wheat or Oats Gristed at Current Rates. : '■'■'' ■ 7u •VTEW ZEA LANDER HpTEL MANNEBa;9|EEEf ( WEUIjppH. THOMAS SMITH. '..''. Pbo?bktob. (Late of Reefion.) Superior Accommodation for Boarders; 255, por yeek, or 6s per day. Bath Boom;- Plunge and Shoner Baths, Spacious Billiard room-Two tables under ' care of an eiperiinced marker. N.Z. Times, Post Canterbury Times, Australasian, aid London Sporting and Dramatic News filed.'