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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 908, 26 October 1881, Page 1

CO-OPERATIVE STORES, CARTERTON. JAMESON BEOS, CO-OPERATIVE STORE CARTERTON. Are Just Opening Their SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. NEW PATTERNS IN POMPADOUR PRINTS. The New Fashions for Mo-' POMPADOUR SUN-BONNETS AND HATS. Also-MEN'S AND HOYS' CLOTHING. NEW STYLE IN STRAW AND FELT HATS. COME AND SEE. JAMESON BROS., CARTERTON. COMMENCE ENT OF THE SPRING SEASON. KIRKCALDIE ~AXD STAINS SHIPMENTS EX S.S. KAISER-I-HIND AND S.B. GARoNNP. Having arrived, KIRKALDIK & STAINS, as usual at. tho Opening of each Season, invito the inspection of their [nitrons and the public to the EXCEPTIONAL SHOW OF NOYICI .TIES HOW OH VIEW. Special and important dwpia/ of SATIN MANTLES, Purchased in Paris, and marked almost the WHOLESASE PIIIOI3. These Goods are warranted not to cut. SATIN Ja CK ETS • at Iceb than London Retail Price, all having been purchased at Clearing Terms, IS" A word of explanation is given here, as proof ol the statement made nlmvo. As our MrKIBKA T DIE buys for four retail ami one largo Wholesilo Hons: in tlrs and the Australian Colonies, lie is able to buy (and does !m<i) eleauni; pa-ces «t l.aige Discounts off oidinary prices, and divides the poods among liis clients. These, tlie'ifore, are liked with the assurance,and confidence that forSmEand Price they aie Uwi'i'iioAeiniii, :. Summer Diagonal Jackets in groat profusion, Cashmere Jackets, satin trimmed, with lace and fringe, Casbmere Mantles, suitable for till ages, all marvellous I'.w prices. jackets, in satin and stoekingnette, Bonnets and Hals in every variety, Shad, d Satins, in all colois, 4s Gd, Shaded Ribbon, ail colors, 9d and Is yard, Straw 'iVniminj'S, Ornaments, Feathers, (Sc., .ill tho newest grods, Print Wrappers, DresisU'g-goimiiH. Uiulr. clothing, Babylinen, &c., ail choice and latest design. COSTUMES. This department contains iniray original Sample Costumes, together w'lli a vaiicty made specially from fcelectod Styles, and villi the n osi. J'a Durable Materials. Costumes commencing from 2l)s, '2ls. 2-1?, np to 7 G tineas Children's Costumes in stuff and washing Material. Jadiis gocd3 are invite'l to an early ini-pci-non oi the s-an e Dress Materials in all tlie newest fabrics, and ti-iiiiiuings io m:t ; Costumes Special Duchess i\itir., l'adzmerc Satin, P.rochi--Satin, and .Mill recommended to Ladies and Visitors to Wellington as suitublo for present wear, and warranted no! to ciil. Tit seen on application Coloiod Silks, in several shades, *2b lid per y..rd New Black Siiks, all French makes, highly commended for iini.-h Reversable Satins, in coloied and black Plain and Piintcd French Sateens, Is (id per yaid Iland-painted Paiasols Satin Parasols, lined (lace bows), 9s Gil, llsdd, Ms6d Satin-Lined Parasols, 4s lid Laces, in white, cream, old gold, in a groat variety oi new makes Frilling?, Knittings, liuciiings *c., Ac., India lluslir.s, Scarfs, and Squares Madras Muslins, Hosiery in cotton, lisle, si'lt, and spun Black Brilliant Lisle Hose (the newest goods) Children's Ilose, in lisle, cotton, &e., <Vc., and i qniri g these , or making up ai.in 8 uin, arc being the mo.it j:-c 1,00.1 a can Patterns will be forwarded 'sift all the necessary information on application. TERMS-5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFI-' ALL PUI'.CFIASF.S OVER £2 ; AND PER. CENT. OFF MONTHLY ACCOUNTS, KIRKCALDIE - AND LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON STREET.

waipoua QTEAM, FLOUR, & fV-VTMEAL OTEAM, I LOUK, & VATMEAL MILLS, ON SALE by the Undersigned, who hope receive a share of public support buperline Si Dressed Flour Wheaten Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and Bran Oatmeal, Meal Seeds, Corn Dust, do. BACON &WRIULEY We are also PURCHASERS 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 ' Machinery specially imported, wliicli crushes [ Oats in a manner superior to any other machine in the district, Now iu working order. A SIGN Ob 1 THE TIMES may ho seen in front of my premises giving a • GLIMPSE OF BETTER DAYS for New Zealand. It si.ows clearly tint the goods manufactured litre by far excel all Bueh of a foroign make. It also shows that , there is at least one tailor who knows hoiv to bring them to tho front, lam troubled " with a complaint just now, 1 wLh there hundreds affected ihe same way. I have local industry on the brain. I am convinced that the evils ihis country is now enduring • are caused by people sending away for 1 jjoodsthatth;y ought to buy here. lean lake a Lady's Riding Habit for £5; Gentleman's Suit, £4; Trousers .£1; all of • New Zealand Tweed, the must fasliiniiuhlo ; cut and best make in Wellington. Therefore every man thould kuOw his own , measure, and send a Pose Office Order for, ,£4, and he.w;iU receive in return a spleudid I : Twee'dSuitof : New Zealand manufacture. 1 warranted to lit; •• Directions for Belf-moJsuiemjnl:-Fivsl •state age, height, 'weight-, and ■■occupation, v and if erect or stooping; meoaute chest over the vest, and waist over the vest; measure ut - tho front seam of coatsleeva; lay your ; : tronaei 8 flat on the table, measure side seam -. and lee andiouud waist. , '.] HUXLfc", tho Tailor., ■, | 738 , . • Limbtffi Quay, Wellagtoa