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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 866, 6 September 1881, Page 1

Ex CROWNTHORPE Ship, ' ' From London." M. : Are now in a position to 5 announce to their large constituency that the opportune arrival of the. Cbownthorpe'will enable tliem to supply tbeir customers and all others with . - r f , . New Stwn'3: ( WOOLLEN and MANCHESTER GOODS MILLINERY. Ladies' and Children's Jackets FUR GOODS, . FLOWERS AND;FEATHERS, A very l&rge stock of FRENCH MERINOS CASHMERES, 1 Alpacas', All-wool Plaids Aberdeen Winceys, Beal Welsh FUNNELS Pure Saxony Flannels,-BLANKETS (Goo and Substantial,) DOMESTIC CALICOS AND LINENS, fr)H Tapestry,and Brussels CARPETS, RUGS, Druggetting, Floorcloths. . • -MEN'S, YOUTHS', & BOY'S WARM CLO'ffilXCr Waterproofs, &c. Also, a very Choice and First-olass addit on Of Real Scotch < : BANNOOKBURN TWEEDS,; BUSS TWEEDS, SUPERIOR BLACK BROADCLOTHS - ; AND ~ BLUE DIAGONAL COATINGS. M,CASELBEKM-i> Ave are also happy inboing able to adviso all their Customers that by having their Goods indented-;dircoted from-Englaud they are in a position to sell a ;v " FAR SUPERIOR CLASS OF GOODS at IUCgLOfEEPEICES than others in tbo district, and at as Low a price as any in Wellington or Kew Zealand. M. CASELBERG- & CO. can conlidentl assure all purchasers that by dealing wic they Wl ll SA7E all MIDDLE rxtUIJITS, ■; One trial will bo sufficient to convince most sceptical. , M. CASELBERG & CO. .while wishing increase their large business by givin

i; FAIR; TERMS . ■,> to trustworthy settlers, are still determined to adhere to their prudent business mode of making NO BAD DEBTS, thereby enabling them tobuy intheßEST and 'CHEAPEST Markets, and selling thevery LOWEST PRICE tj, Their TERMS aro as hitherto—- . Is IN THE «£ Allowed to all CASH oyer • • : ' One Pound on all DRAPERY CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS AND FANCY GOODS, An Allowance of SIXPENCE in the POUND on all Cash Purchases of GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, • CROCKERY, ■: GLASSWARE, and OILMEN'S STORES. ■ In addition to the above Large Shiumeni of English Goods M. CABELBERG & 00. Have received a very Substantial and Snpe nor Stock of MOSGIEL and KAIOPAI TWEEDS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, AND MEN'S HALF HOSE. 1 , Ab it is their intention to sell all the Goods enumerated as quickly as possible, 'l'hey don t intend to waste the time of their employees by making unnecessary displiiy in their windows, but to keep them employed in Belling the Goods as quickly as the? are OPENED UP. THE BULK OE THE GOODS Will Be to Hand on{ SATURDAY, 30tii INST, , ~jA SMALL QUANTITY, • HALES' GOODS and LINDSAY'S BOOTS are still on hand, which are boing sold at * ' LOWER PRICES! ' " than hitherto, so as to get them out of tlio' way of the NEW GOODS. M. OASELBERG & CO. Bespecting'.their 1 GROCERIES. ■ Jtt'WMONGERY, OILMEN'S .STORES, And all b'tiilding Materials, the arrival o 'he Crownthorps will sort up their preacn large stock, bo as to make it the Largee and Most Perfect in the district, and will b Sold at Prices to DEFY COMPETITION"! KCASELBERG AND CO., MASTERTON and GREYTOWN. N.B.—Tho Highest Price still given f aU PRODUCE.; ;.; i v; FOUE-EOOMED COTTAGE TO LET in Bintley-st., near Railway' Station; Apply' M. OASELBERG & W.