RAPP AND HAKE'S GREAT CLEARING SALE! THE EMPORIUM. COMMENCING ON SEPTEMBER tfm, AND CONTINUING FOR FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY! THE whole of this wcll-aßsorted New Stock MUST BE CLEARED to make room fc the Spring and Summe.' Goods which wo are importing direct from home, aud ar now overdue. Sapp and Han, Emporium Rapp and Hare Late Hales Ihpp and Han Opposito auction Rooms Men's Heavy Tweed Suits, 30/(1 Mod's Blue Serge Suits 29/!) Men's Trousers and Vests 17/6 Sapp and Han Men's Strong Tweed Trousers Rapp and Han Cheapest Houso in Town 9/11 Cheapest House in Town Rapp and Han Youths' Sydney Tweed Suits Rapp and Han For Groceries 22/G lAirGiwerhs Rapp and Hare Boy's and Youths' Trousers and Yosts Rapp and Han For Boets 12/!) For Boots Rapp and Hare Youths' Heavy Twoed Trousers Rapp and Han For Clothing 7/11 for Clothing Rapp and Hare Boy's Heavy Tweed Trousers Rapp and Ikn For Shirts (i/11 For Shirts Rapp and Han Men's Heavy Shirts, Rapp and Hart For Hats 2/6 For Hats Rapp aud Hare Hats and Caps Rapp ami Han For Everything 1/9 For Everything PAPER COLLARS 6d PER BOX; BLANKETS, 15s 11d PER PAIR. RUGS, 13s 6d. per rA IR. MENS COLONIAL-MADE BOOTS ERuM 8s 6d PER PAIR. Dmit FonjU the Mcto-OPPOSITE J. lORNS AND CO.'S AUCTION ROOMS. GROCERIES. Rapp and Hare for Best New Season's Tens, picked bv our own Clearing Sale foi Cheap Clothing ngonts, lsfldlb; 205,"256 d, 25s lid liilhliox It Days Rapp and Hare for 10 Sugar, 15s (id 401b bug; IW, 17s lid do; Clearing S ile foi Cheap Groceries C, 14s Od do 14 Days Rapp and H ire lor Best Three Crown Yellow ,So:ip, l(W per l>ar, Clearing Siilc foi Cheaplronmonsjrf 12s lid per box; Hons-dnld, 5U per bar, 11 Days Rapp and Hare for 9s Sid per bo?' Clearing >a!e foi Cheap Boots Purest Fine Salt, Id per lb 8s fid per cwt, 14 D.iys Rapp and Haro for Price's Candles, Ispcrlli Cleaning Sae foi Glassware Best Kerosine per tin, 103 9d. li Days BEST AMERICAN AXES FROM 7s Gd. IP YOU WANT TO SAVE TWENTY FIVE PER CSNT. ON EVERYTHING PLEASE C4LL oN RAPP AND HARE, EMPORIUM, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON.
LION FOUNDRY, Wellington. A/TTLLd AND CA BLE. Boilkkjiakkiis, Iron and Buars I'OUXIiEKS. Manufacturers of all classes of Engines aud Boilers, Wioujit an .1 Cast Iron Wm k for Bridgca and Buildup, lioj Koiwiu; Sta'ulaicln, Uiiiling clown ilauls. Saw .\iiii »nd Quartz-crushing Mashiucry. Estimates f iven for till kinds of work. Vessels can come right alongside tlio works for icp.Uis. FOR SAIiE-OHEAP. 1 14-h.p, Portable Engine (second hand, 1 8-h.p. horizontal Engine, with Cornish boiler Crab winches, single aud double purchase. 846 BE ADVISED. j)EFORE ordering moio CLOTHING call and inspect QUALITY AND QUANTITY (Or write for Samples), to be had at the WELLINGTON CLOTHING MANU FACTORING COMPANY, MANNEIIS-STREET, Wellington. Scotch and Colonial Tweed Suits £3 18 0 Trousers only . 018 n 08TOM HOUSE SHIPPING RECEIVING AND FORWARDING The undersigned respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Wairarapa that he devotes himself specially to the above business and is, prepared to promptly collect and forward by. train, at the lowest potsible rates, all goods entrusted to his care. JAMES J, CURTIS, GENERAL CARRIER, Warin tub Bcot Trade.. Yen ask', riic, dear Kate, where I purchaser The new/pair of Boots that I wear ;'■" '■'-' I bought them at Ooivimjs's, in Carterton l , Tfoy fit me remarkably easy, : '; : ; Are graceful.elastic, anil light; ' They suit mo so well as to comfort' That I wear them with perfect delight. Ponce was a bigot/I mvn, Kate,. .'.v '■ And thought other shops were the bestj^ Out the prices I found was alarming VYkn candidly put to the test.- '£ By a iiieim I was asked to try 'CnivntE's," And' 0! What a difieicuce was there.; ' The charges were one-half, dear, . . For the very same Boots; lideclare.':.'
WALTER PERKY, fik'NF.IUT. K GENERAL BUTCHER, Bmdok-St., MASTERTON. WAIPOUA AM, FLOUR, & AATMEAL >TEAM, T LOUR, & UATMEAL ON SALE by the Undorsigned, who hope receivo a sharo of public Biipport : buperfrae Si Dressed Flour Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and Bran Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, &o. BACON &WRIGLEY We are also PURCHASEBS of WHEAT, OATS. &c, or can SUPPLY all descriptions of BUILDING MATERIAL n EXCHANGE for GRAIN. Wheat or Oats Gristed at Current Rates. OAT-CRUSHING Machinor) specially imported, which ornshee Oats in a manner superior to any other machine in the district. Now in working S. DANES <fc SON, WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY AND COPPER WORKS BRANDOS-bT., BRASS CASTING EVERY DAY. VT E W U S H MANNERS.STREET, . , \VELLIIfGTON '" CLOTHING MANUFACTURING , , COMPANY'S, CIVIL & MILITARY TAILORS For Colonial Tweed Suits at £3lßs. I r Trousers only 18s. JOHNCOOGAN, • Manager. 'A ih ■ -,,,,■ V •>)
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 893, 7 October 1881, Page 1
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