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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 817, 12 July 1881, Page 3

A Pact Worth Knowing .-In these times of retrenchment and enforced economy, both publio and private, it is consolatory to know that the "wind is generally tempered to the shorn lamb," and that tliire are few misfortunes without compensating advantages, With money in less abundance its' purchasing power is greater—a pound now will go as far as thirty shillings in the era of prosperity. As a proof of this, the readers of this paragraph need only pay a vißit to the large sale of surplus stock at James Smith's, Te Aro House, Wellington, A very full and elaborate catalogue of the many large reductions made in the prices of general drapery and clothing is enclosed with Satuday's (July 2nd) issue, and merits a careful perusal on the part of all stationholders, hotelkeepers, heads of families, and country residents generally. Special opportunities, like the one at present under consideration, occur but seldom; and it is therefore of importance that the fullest advantage should be taken of it at the earliest period. To Aro House has always stood well with the publio as to the undoubted veracity of its advertised prices, and no doubt many country residents have a lively recollection of the satisfactory bargaius they secured in the past Equal, if not superior advantages are now being offered. Owing to the unprecedently low rales at which the goods are marked no discounts can be allowed during the sale. As an additional attraction, the sale will include a special presentation to each purchaser of £3 worth and upwards of a beautiful chromolithographs picture, mountad on the best white cardboard, size 24 inches by 18 inches. No time should therefore be lost in paying a very early visit to the surplus stock sale at James Smith's Te Aro House, Weiington.—[Aovr.]

TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS Try n. z. clothing factoryFor Boys OVERCOATS, SUITS, TROUSEItS and COATS, Manufactured from Pure Colonial Wool. FOR Men's OVERCOATS, extra long, good value Cheaper than ever. Beforo purchasing elsewhere. Call and examine. FOR BLANKETS, Colonial Manufacture, Comfort and Durability-, Really Superior.— —TRYN.Z. GLOTHINQ FACTORY. FOR HATS in all tin* Latest Shapes, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, Colonial made, SOCKS and UNDERCLOTHING, of every description, "ITIORa PERFECT FIT, newest Styles, -L and a FIRST-CLASS article call on the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Thirty different fiizes to select from. |jlOR the BEST SEWING MACHINE TRY THE" WERTHEIM" Iknd and Treadle, Kilters, <4c. N, Z. Clothing Factory, Agents. THE LARGEST Stock in the Coloniea to select from. REMEMBER |jj A SINGLE ARTICLE AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. N. Z. CLOTHING FACTORY. Wellington Branch JOHN GALLIE Larobton Quay. Manager. FOR SALE.—Several pure-bred Greyhound pups. Apply John Macara, 817 NOTICE OF REMOVAL, jyj® G. FANNIN Architect, has removed to Temple Chambers, late F. W, Hales Store. 017 MONEY ON MORTGAGE. fJ 0 A A ready for immediate InvestcvOUU ment, in sums of not less than £IOO. CHAS. P. SKIPPER, 817 Solicitor, Masterton. NOTICE. A MEETING of the CREDITORS o' JOHN ALLEN will be held in the Council Chambers, Masterton, on WEDNESDAY, 13th, July, at 3 o'clock, W. W. CORPIS, 816 Truntee. LOYAL MASTERTON LODGE, 1.0.0. F., M.U. A SUMMONS MEETING of the above will be held in the Lodge-room, Empire Hotel, on TUESDAY, 12th inst. Business—-To receive Balance-sheet and accounts. G. S. W. DALRYMPLE, P.S. fJOWN HALL, MASTERTON. THURSDAY & FRIDAY, July 14th and 16th. The Mabtekton Gabriok Amateur Dramatic Club Will give their Second Performance on the above dates, THURSDAY, Uth, To commence with the Sparkling Comedietta "THE HAPPY PAIR 1" Concluding with Byron's Glorious Burlesque _ FRIftAY^. First Appearance of the RENOWNEE) PIEBALD MINSTRELS 1 Tjyiio gije their RechercM Drawing-Room Entertainment On the Chairs; followed by a Musical Interlude, and eon. 1 eluding \ytyh the, of I'FRA IIIAYOLO." • For particulars of Cast, tt-q., see Pesters. Ad,mission, 3s, 2s, aud Is. FEATHERSTCft 1 SOOIETY. THE next Ordinavy Meeting of the FeaJ * therston Debating Society-will take (place in the Local Board ston, on TUESDAY, July 12th, when Mr CoNnVj sen., will deliver a lecture, the subject being—" Reminiscences of Early Colonial Life in New Zealand," On the following Tnesday- (July 19th) Mr Tuckey will bring forward a debatable paper, on "The 816