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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 784, 3 June 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: DEAPmS.n'nvrnv b f ' l '. een entirel y re - stocl{ecl wifch NEW & FASHIONABLE amo I S ' a Vor >' Good Assor tment, at LOW PIiICKS AWev Stock of Crockery, China, Glassware, Fancy Mugs, &c, suitable for Presents Th« GKOCERY STOEE is toowdl-knownto need comment, nlmos ™lly° 6C aDd Incrcasi "8 buainess doue in tlli3 H <""*, NEW GOODS arri\ c WINES & SPIRITS OE THE BEST BRANDS. ■LICENSED DEALER IN GUNS AND AMMUNITION. OKDEES BY POST ATTENDED TO. W. P. ALLEN, Manager. RE S. W. ALCORN. CLEARING SALE! KIRKCAIDIE AND STAINS, HAYING purchased from the creditors the stock and premises of the above S W Alcorn, will open on SATUItDAY, the 7th inat, when the slock''will be submitted at pnecs which must command a speedy clearance. T nwiSSl'' 1 * •n AI f' havin « , ?™ ked ovet y fl, ' ticlc in P'"» ««»«», at the Very LOW LSI PIIICL possible, they nsp.otful]y notify that the sale k strictly for (MMJ either on or before delivery, und further, that no discount can be allowed. As the stock comprises a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERY, All ia decidedly good condition, early will meet with BAEGAINS which can only be obtained in Estates of this kind.

The following prices nt which the goods are now marked, set against the former quoiT'i m n V ,° t0 S] T! l v iodu , !tious mA > ,lsit i 3 l "'K«»Iy imporativo the whole should bo sold during the following three weeks. can he given after the" solo. * "' "'°"' ! J! ° msm LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S TO BUYERS OF DBM'EIiY Gd now, felt hats, formerly 2s n oll , ,„,.. ~ ,■ U now, felt hats, formerly 4s to 7s „ Ud m ' lo4 2a now. velvet hats, formerly 53 21s mv > su l )or blankets, formerly 35s 3s now, plush huts, formerly 7s W n°w, Hoyle's prints, formerly BJd 4s now, plush hats, formerly 12s lis Ud now, evening muslins, formerly 2 ,7 s Od 2a lid now, trimmed hats, formerly 10« (id now, S-bulton kid gloves, formerly 4s 3s lid now, trimmed hats, formerly 12s „.,.,,' „, ~ ,° , '.. } h 8s lid now, trimmed hats formerly lbs to 30s ° cl now » 2 ' butfcou bIM,( k,d « lum * scra 83 fld now, trimmed bonnets, formerly 15s colors > formerly Gs. to 30s 2s (id now, 3-button white kid gloves, forSs now, Jersey jackets, formerly 15s morly 5s lis Gd now, cashmere jackets, formerly 18s All the hosiery is marked 25 per cent less lvs (id now, cloth jackets, formerly 21s ■ than cost price Ladies' and children's ulsters, half-price Scarves, tics, collars, sets, etc., at half mice 18s Go now, ladies costumes, formerly 27s Gd llibbons in all colors and widths decidedly 95s 6d now, ladies'costumes, formerly 3!)sCd cheap 3 Wrappers, dressing gowns, and dressing Is-W now, sash ribbons, formerly 2s Ud jackets exceedingly cheap Is OJd r.ow, 71m sheeting, formerly Is <Jd Ladies underclothing wib be found less than 4s lid now, white quilts, formerly 8s Gd English cost 7s Gd now, white quilts, formerly IR 3 rr,e assortment of ladies' corsets, marked 25s Gd now, cretonne cumins formerly 52a very cheap M J 18s Gd now, ball dresses, formerly 35s Lace curtains very cheap 23s Gd now, ball dresses, formerly 55s 4s Gd now, wool repp, formerly 7s Gd 3b lid now, black lace skirts, formerly 15s lOJd now, satin cretonnes, formerly Is 9d 4s 3d now, men s white shirts, formerly 7s Gd (id now, brown holland. formerly <)d 4s lid now, men's white shirts, formerly 8s 7Jd now, dress stuff, formerly Is 2d w !)|d liow, winter serge, formerly Is Gd SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, lately used in the dressmaking room will bo sold very cheap. ° The above gives a very meagre outline of the many Bargains to be offered. KIEKCALDIE & STAINS (LATE S. W. ALCORN.)

WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS. Lambtoi! Quay, ■Wellington. BaANCII OITICIi Wahgahui. WE are prepared to undertake Civil . ~,.,. Engineering work in all its branches m Wellington and other districts. Wo hold Government Certificates as Authorised and Licensed Surveyors, and we aro empowered to execute surveys under the Land Transfer Aet, the Native Land Act and Cbo Public Works Act, 1876. •JONES, TROUPE & COLERIDGE. TAMES T 11 0 M P S 0 N, Manufacturer of LEMONADE, MUTED WATERS AND CORDIALS, QUEEN-SIBEIiT, MaSTKRTON. pHARLES J. FREETH, NATIVE AND COMMISSION AGENT, Council Chambers, MABTERTON, " LITTLEJOHN AND SON, YY , WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, and OPTICIANS, mbton Quay (Opposite Occidental Hotel), Country. Orders promptly attended io.

ALTER PERRY, GENERAL BUTCHER, Bridok-St., MASTERTON. WAIPOUA J OTEAM, FLOUB, & fUTMEAL UTEAM, I LOUlt, & UaTMEAL ON BALE by tlio Undersigned, who hope receive a share of public support : Superfine Silk Dressed Flour ■ Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and Bran Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, &e. BACON &WRIGLEY We are also PURCHASERS of WHEAT, OATS, Ac, or can SUPPLY all descriptions of BUILDING MATERIAL in EXCHANGE for GRAIN. Wheat or Oats Gristed at Current Rates. ■BW: ZEA LANDER HOTEL Manners-street, Wellington. THOMAS SMITH Proprietor, (Lato of Rccftou.) Superior Accommodation for Boarders; 255, i per week, or 6a por day. Bath Rooms- Plunge and Shoiror BathsSpacious Billiard room-Two tables undei care of an experienced marker. N.Z. Tiihes, Post Canterbury Times, Aus tralasian, and London Sporting and Dramatii News filed. . Firßt-olagß|Stabling and loose-boxes-