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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 934, 25 November 1881, Page 2

gCHBODER, \wmm . & CO., HALL OF COMMERCE. - THE CHEAPEST AND BEST • DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT IN THE DISTRICT. OOHRODER HOOPER. AND CO. 0 respectfully, beg to notify that on account of the liberality of tho Governmental taking the duty 1 several lines in tho drapery business, they .have likewise reduced those lines at least 111 P er ceu k We furthermore bey to state that havingukeady gained thereputation of being the cheapest ami ksUwuse ' m the district for' all kinds of (jcneml drapery, millinery and clothing, we intend to keep up thai reputation and sdl 'every article in the trade at the lowest posand durability. Having enlarged our premises to over double its former size, and having stocked all the departments with every necessary artich and material, toe are now in a position to lay before our customers a selection which is nut equalled by any storekeeper within Wairarapa, and not surpassed by any house in Wellington. Our busiaass being so well known through the district, we do not think it memory to go to large expenses pauses must necessarily be charged to tk public by putting them on to lines not quoted, kit simply state that we will undersell any price list that is got up in opposition to us. So Jar our regular selling prices are at least 10 per cent, less than any price list yet published. Our reasons for being able to sell less thvn any house in the trade are: 1. Not ha\ing a lot of heavy expenses to contend against, wo can give customers the benefit. 2. Not being tied to any merchant, we are enabled to purclnse our stock from the best markets. 3. Wo sell cheap and for cash, thereby not making a lot of bad debts, 4. Only undertaking the hinch of business which we thoroughly understand, wu can givo it every attention and only buying the best and mo»t durable- class of goods we must give satisfacti. . IiEMEMBER THE ADDMSS IS SCHRODER, HOOPER &CO, Wholesale and Detail Drapars and Clothiers Hall of Commevce« MASTEBTON. ON and after Monday, the 88th instant, tho WAIRAUAI'A DAILY will be published at SJ'fSO p.m. Its Proprietors have, after duo consideration, deeided to postpone the publication of the paper to this hour—lst, In order to give their readers fuller reports of Public Meeting and later Telegraphic News; and 2nd, To suit the changes which have recently heoii made in the Railway Time Table and Postal Arrangements. The froprkors of th« ».\uuit.UM Daily have ulso tho p!e.\.-u:'o of announcing that they will shortly every SATUKMV a .Supplementary Sheet, 'containing fourteen columns of interesting reading matter.

VISITORS to WELLINQTON ioots&sh'o: CAM, AT HICKMAN'S READY-MIiNEY IKOI' SHOP, Willis-Hi. Opposite J. &ll fiiirbur's li'illk-sl. IW a Sui'Hit on Aimai', Opposite Rank Nt\v Zenl uid, Maimers st, A. HICKMAN, I'i ocniETOH. 935 JARTRRTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. rr-TE CORPS will assemble for CHURCH PAKADK at tins Public Hull, Carter.n,o!i SUNDAY NEXT, 2/th instant, at J, SXODGRASS, W2 Catik'n Comiinnilin«, THE Mastcrtnn Riflo Volunteers and ju Cadet Corps will parade at the Drilllied, on FRIDAY, 23th inst., at 7.30 p.m. F.W. RUCK. Captain Commanding A1.R.V.0. DEATnS. itowiiL.—Ai Masterloii, on November 24, Henry, eldest son of Mr A W. Kcnall, afier a lingering illness tBID.—At Greytnvvp, r.n the 22nd inst.. Harriet, the beloved wife of Jnmes Keid, aged 38 years, of consumption.