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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 945, 9 December 1881, Page 1

j ItMAIDt ITIHIIISLI SOME of the inhabitants of Carterton and surrounding districts will renumber the FEARFULLI'fIIGH PRICESthat used to be charged by the so-called old-ostnh-JAMESON BROTHERS & CO.gLSt sell goods at WELLINGTON PRICES. Wc would remind those who have not yot favored us with a call that, comparing the quality of the goods w.th the prices we charge, it iB stili THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE DISTRICT. We do not pretend to sell for CASH ONLY as a blind. Wo still give credit, but only to recognised good marks, therefore wo make no bad debts. Cash Customers will find that tlicy wi'l SAVE MONEY by paying us a visit. THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Ib well stocked with New mid Fashionable Goods. A Lnrge assortment of Ladies' and Children's Trimmed and Untrimmod HATS AT VERY LOW PRICES, WE HAVE TIIE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS IN CABTEBTO S Jhd we Guarantee them equal to those inmle tn measure, and as we do not depend solely ""on the Boot Trade, we can sell at prices VERY MUCH LOWER than regular boot-shops. Clothing Department, Itvthis Department we UNDERSELL EVERY OTUEH HOUSE. We lrve a very large stock of llen'B and Boys' Clolhmg and Hat?, and every article bought that does not Biiit will be exchanged. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. In this department out goods arc always new, and of the host quality, as wc have a weekly supply, mil) we sell at the VERY LOWUST I'lliCßS. We have FOR SALE-Oats, Hay, Chaff, Beans, Pollard & Glass (Jut to Order. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. In stock Winea, Spirits, English Ale and Stout, and Australtnn Wine of tLe best brands Jameson Bros.' Co-operative Store, Carterton. [W, P. ALLEN. ADDITIONAL AND IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS HAVING ARRIVED BY THE , ' ORIENT AND P, &O' CO.'S STEAMERS, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS SPECIALLY commend tho following Departments to their numerous patrons and the *5 public, and have again to announce the Opening of many CLEARING LINES, which will 1)0 sold at English Prices, Inspection and comparison are desired, to which all are invited. Millinery, Ilats, aiul Bonnets. 1 Just Opened—(Jntrimncl Bonnets, in Bra d, Chips, Tape, Tuscan, and Fancy Straws Grannv Bonnets, in the very latest materials Straw Hats, in the very latest shapes New Ornaments, Floras, Feathers, h. SATIN MANTLES, SATIN JACKETS, SATIN CAPES, SATIN DOLMANS, Another shipment has just been opened, remarkably cheap. Being impossible from print to rcaiise the actual value of these Goods, an inspection only can testify to their cheapness. Cashmere Jackets, His fid, ISs Gd, 223 (id Ca«hmero Dolmas, I (Js lid to 83a Lace and Chcnilla Capes and Dolmans A/Variety of Ladies' Corsets, in the leading makes, all quite new Kadi'es' Underclothing in every detail, for a complete outfit, all made up ot Horrock's Loui; Cloth Morning Wrappers, and Afternoon Tea Gowns, DRESS MATERIALS tor the SEASON consist chieilyof English and French Bicyo. Pompadour and Plain Eatteens Being now so generally worn, KirkcaUie and Stains would specially invite inspection of their display,"the whole of which, being French, and reduced in prices, are already finding many buyers. Family Mourning. KIRKCALDIE k STAINS have received, direct from Paris, Three Cases of Black Materials, including Nun;' Cloth, Beige, French Mcriiins, French Cashmere, French Grenadines, French Onnveras, all warranted fast c.ilors, and siiita le lov tho warmest; weather. The Drapery Department Being now complete with every requisite, -pedal attention is fata l t > t: ( ir Wliit, a d Grey Calieoes, Shirtings, Brown Hollands, and other Cotton ■ io ;d-, alnuttc.l ir..r wider tue new Customs Tilrifi', and passsed for aftei the Act came into ion. New Hosiery' In Women's and Children's have just been opened up. including all the fashionable m ikes aud colors, New Laces, l'Villinns, flushings, Sc lives, India Ahislm HamUrohi.fs. Parasols, Gloves lm lisle, silt, any taffeta), Laj ) Gloves an I Mits, Sh ill Ribbons, New Dress Trimmings, brings, Mantle Ornamenis, Buttons, etc., etc. , Men's TJiulercltthiJijy. Balbriggan Cotton, Indian Ganse, Summer Merino, and Spu» S.lic Under Vests an 1 Pints in every size and various qualities. New makes and i a t,» m Cotton, ut ninei Merino and Silk Half Hose. Boy's and Men's new Dress fchiio. Oxford blurts, S iumer Crimean Shirts, Cricketing Shirts and Trousers, « LARGE DELlVEßYCelebiated Clyde untear 1 le Tweeds for Boy's SClothinc from 2s 3d. strong Aavy Blue. Scotch Serge, Habit Clo lis, ele. OMB SHILLING IN THE £ DIKCOOT FOR CASH PUItOiIASUs O/Btt £2, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, LAMBTON Q.DAY AND BRANDON-STREET

WAII'OUA QTEAM, T7LOUH, & ftATMAL IJTEAM, I " LOUR, & v./ ATMJ3AL MILLS. ON SALE by the Undersigned, who hope receive a share of public support: buperfine Si Dressed Flour Whcatcii Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and Bran Oatmeal, Heal Seeds, Corn Dust, &c. BACON &3VBIULEY We are alsotfMiClUSEltS of WHEAT, OATS, &0., orwLSUPI'LY all descriptions for dIJAIN. Wheat oinSHSlsled at Current Eates. OAT-CRTJSHING Maohinerj specially imported, which crushes Oats in a manner superior to any other machine in the district. Now in working order. A SIGN OF THE TIMES may be seen in front of mv premises giving a GLIMPSE OF BETTER DAYS for New Zealand. It si.ows clearly that the gooHs manufactured here by far excel all aaci\of a foreign make. It also shows that there ia at least one tailor who knows how to bring them to the front. I arn troubled with a complaint just now, 1 wish there hundredß affected the same way. I have local industry on the brain. I am convinced that the evils ihis country is now enduring are caused by people sendiug away for goods that they ought to buy here. I can znake a Lady's Riding Habit for £5; Gentleman's Suit, £4; Trousers £1; all of flew Zealand Tweed, the most fashionable cut and beßt make in Wellington. There.(ore every man should know his own imeasure, and send a Post Office Order for £i, and he will receive in return a spleudid Ttfeed Suit of New Zealand manufacture, warranted to (it. Directions for self-measurement: -First state age, height, weight and occupation, and if erect or stooping; measure cheßt over the vest, and waist over the vest; racasur e the front seam of coatsleeve; lay your troaaera' flat on the table, measure side seam and lea and round waist. ■ HUXLEY; the Tailor. 735 < > Lambton Quay,; Wellington