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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 733, 2 June 1881, Page 3

STATIONERY 1 '"Mi) MtfCY'GOODS? ■'■" '■• i ">;■■•»<■» in . .Jjiu:ii ijuj r] j ( j •'•!•«!! CoMistsns,qf thej Jaiiiiquio'.! . I "NEWEST In Faboy .Stationery, Wo&:S&flnilemj -Pursosj' Pockotbooks,, . tiug ,, 'large j Scraps Birthday;^Cards,^. - Sfctil f'.an^-j' Boxes, ;■flaying Card?,- Skiving Eo^ea. 1 ' Cricket Balls, ,Pooko]i j Cpmpjsses,' Measures,,aud.jCajpenter a Pencija,'j, " * ;-' i nbwmMusio, ;J 2; Handsome Sweat-toned ; Cottage! PIANO ' -j '' BY' BOI{D,v FO.R 'SALEi/j •/ i m ,»,» ! '% ; ssu-rfaa }■> me»i tnoi' Prayer and Hymn j Books, o Church Services,'.' , | and Bibles."' i'liiiji .Via • Presbyterian Hymnßboks t-' Wesleyan Hymn Books " Sankey's flymtis (large'tarietyjll/. i.Vf Catholic Prayer a«d Reading Books in :. great yariety.ivr; ; ]u )r In all its branches. Photographs taken 'in any weather by the 'lnstantaneous l Gelatine-' Bromide Dry Plates) n >■! Imvw«<| : •! Largest and Best '■'* -- ■ .. of:,;-, hIMAORI PHOTOGRAPHS . In New Zealand, n

THOS. E. PRICE. J, H. GORBETT, | EMPIRE HOTEL, 'QDEEK-'BTBEEiVMASTERTOir.' ! - ■ .urirvjj; THE proprietor of the above Hotel having made extensive additions to the originalbuilding,:and fittediup the/whold house' with the latest improvements for the convenience and comfortrof :all wb[o. 'inay ;fa7qr hjin,with their patronage, is now prepared to provide Private Accomm'odationlo'rLiidiea and Gentlemen, and - FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION For Boarders .and f ;| A TABLE DIIOTE ut im ml<o P.M. J. H. CORBETTt ;, j Imports the Best Brands of Whisky, Rum, Ports, .Sherries, Claret, Liquors,' and ut, , i 1 Champagnes,. : Hocks Still and Sparkling ! GENUINE AUSTRALIAN' WINES I ENGLISH BEER : AND STOUT. •" • A Night Porkr Kejii!' . , : OHB OP ALCOOK'S BEST'TABLES IN THE BILLIARD ROOM.

TO MEET, THE TIMES! SQUARE MEAL fob ONE SHILLING! J. H. Corbett • having' takon •■over' the management of the EMPIRE LIVERY STABLES, Has engaged au Efficient; GROOM, and, is prepared to supply A .First-class FEED for, Horses at ONE SHILLING. ' No charge will be made for,standing liorses—cuatomera having priv:' BOOTS. BOOTS. • '■ •• ■- ..i; J "' 1 'I - :}\ I .Mj -;■ TO BE DISPOSED OP AT LESS TEA WHOLESALE PRICE. , FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Wit J. STAPLES; 'iniroturning i thanks to tlip public, for -tho. liberal support accordedus while in misinaes as Boot and Shoe 'Retailers, beg to caU\aj|. tontion to this oiir laßt'Olcari'ug SaioJto!csinmenpe 011THU li SDA Y 1 NEXT,!' 26tiif -May, FOB ONE. MONTE ONLY, as, the. lose, of ~ ' . . .!»-:/■-'> :l f >l tho premises expire. OUR WHOLESALE TRADE having increased; so rapidly, ;ide- , /:: ; ■ut I; ;i ( V{ mandß the whole of our attention, thisjbeiiig our reason for; -rolmguißhjngjJib/retailbranch. Come early and skifie ; tlie "great bargains, which will bo sold at such • prices iis to comnadd- i speedy' el'daJffi&lso BEASONABLE OFFER REFUSED) tlierei -b-i--. fore we quote no prices. Tho public will do Mi. ;;iOC'Ci well by laying in a winter's stock, reme bering this is our,last month 'fov rotiiil busi-i "t0... /■ ■ ...... ~

• ■ -AY,: &J. STAPLES,;' The Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Rotail Branch, Willis-str cct, .opposite,, , Evening Post,,-.77!) w ELLiN ; G^ t iM,uiTHl] exhibition; ' The Exhibition will bo held iu the : ATIIENmM BUILDiNGS.' 1 • ' And will be opened by r f , Hia Excellency Sin Arthur Gordon, , i ;^'l/Cj.ill'j ox MONDAY,' 23rd MAY.-' 1881 ,'k'S 'pk.y' Open until . ;-SfTUR^ The hour; >f ','j' 1 On' Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, 'fndajfj" - 'and Saturday", from 2 p.mVto lO'p.m,'. On Tuesday, (Juecn'a. Birthday, .from. 10 la.in, too'p.m. ' ,i " C" Admission . .1. , ] s Family. Paeketa* W c"Ticketsi r; .V' t ''ss" (These are.tranßforable,.jiudJinay.J)fljj)lt. tained' from, any pf tl>o .Committee,,from, ,tlm Librarianat %on Rndßlair>,David;giark'B;'R.:Hplii(lw & Co* 6, and cßfcabUshmeuts,' and at tliedb'ors;) Childveii „ (J .. Half.pw.q