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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 952, 17 December 1881, Page 1

; IRIEIAIDI ITIHIIIBI.II "<■ HOMof the inhabitants of Carterton and 'surroundinß districts will remember the . FEARFULLY.HI&H PBIOES that used to be charged by the socalled old-estab-Med stores before .TAMfISfYN RPMITnr.TJQ S» Ph opened a Branch I goods at WELLINGTON PRICES,, \Ye~would remind those who have not yet favored us with a call that, compdriiui thequatilfoftlie goods w'.th the prim vie charge,; it is Btill ...... THECHEAPEST STORE IN THOTSTHICT. We donot pretend to sell for CASH ONLY as a blind, Wo still give credit, but only to recognised good marks, therefore we make no bad debts. Casli Customers will find that they wi'l SAVE MONEY by paying m a visit. THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Is well Blocked with New and Fashionable Goods, A Large assortment of Ladies' and Children's Trimmed and Unttimmed HITS AT VERn.OW PRICES. WE HAVE THE LAItGEST STOCK OF BOOTS IN CAUTEBTO A And we Guarantee them equal to those nmde to measure, and as we do not depend solely en the Boot Trade, we can sell at prices VERY MUCH LOWER than regular hoot-shops, Clothing Department. In this Department we UNDERSELL EVERY OTHER HOUSE, Wo hvo a very largo stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Hats, and every article bought that does not suit will be exchanged. GROCERY DEPART3IEIVT. _ la this department our goods are always new, and of the beat quality, as we have a weekly '• supply, and we soil at tho VERY LOWEST PRKJES. We have FOR SALE—Oats, Hay, Chaff, Beans, Pollard fe Glass Cut to Order. ;- WINE' AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, In stock—Wines, Spirits, English Ale and Stout, and Australian Wines oi the best brands Jameson Bros.' Co-operative Store, Carterton, I W.P.ALLEN. : ■ ADDITIONAL AND IMPOETANT SHIPMENTS I HAVING ARRIVED BY THE ORIENT AND P, & 0- CO.'S fSTEAItEBS, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS SPECIALLY commend the following Departments to their numerous patrons and tho *5 public, and havo again to announce the Opening of many CLEARING LINES, which will be sold at English Prices. Inspection and comparison are desired, to which all are invited. Millinery* Hats, and Bonnets. Just Opened— Onttimmed Bonnets, inißraid, Chips, Tape, Tuscan, and Fancy Straws Granny Bonnets, in the' very latest materials ■ Straw Hats,' in the very latest shapes" Ij'ew Ornaments, Flowers, Feathers, &c. SATIN MANTLES, SATIN JACKETS, SATIN CAPES, SATIS DOLMANS, Another shipment his just been opened, remarkably cheap. Being impossible from print "' to realise the actual value of these Goods, an inspection only can ...... ■".■ testify to their cheapness. Cashmere Jackets, 16s 6d, 18s Gd, 22s 6d Cashmere Dolmas, 10a Gd to 83s Lace and CheniUa Capes and Dolmans A Variety of Ladies' Corsets, in the leading majres, all quite new ließ' Underclothing in every detail, for a complete outfit, all made up ol Horroek's ' • Long Cloth DressingG.fiwnß, Morning Wrappers, and Afternoon Tea Gowns. ; DREBS MATERIALS for the SEASON consist chiefly of English and French Biegc. Ppinpadoiu* and Plain HJattcpns Being now to generally worn, Kjrkcaldiq and Stains would specially invite inspection of their display, the whole of which, being French, and reduced in prices, are already finding many buyors, Family Mourning*. ; EIRKCALDIE k STAINS have received, direct from Pan's, Three Casts of Black ~ Materials, including Nuns' Cloth, Beige, French Mcriniis, French Cashmere, French \- ' Grenadines, French Canverai, all warranted fast colors, and suitable for V.ie warmest • weather. ■ ; The Drapery Department Beingnow complete with every requisite, special attention is directed ti t'r.-ir White and ' : Grey Calicoes, Shirtings, Brown Hollands, and other Cotton (joods, admitted free under tne new Customs Tftriff, and passsed for aftet the Act came into npevaiion, ; ; . . ISctv I-losipry In Women's and Children's have just heen opened up. including all the fashionable m ikes : »ud colors, New Laces, Frillinns, Wrings, Scarves, India .Muslin Handkerchiefs, ■"—sok Gloves (in lisle, silk, any taffeta), Lace Gloves and ilits, Kind id Ilibbons, Dress Trimmings, Flings, Ornaments, Buttons, etc,, etc. Men's Undereltthingf. - „_«._.— Cotton, Indian Gause, Summer Merino, and Spti" Silk Under Vests and Pants y siao and various qualities, New makes and patterns in Cotton, Mimraer Merino, and Silk Half Hose, Boy's and Men's new Dress Shirts, Oxford Shirts, Summer Crimean Shirts, Cricketing Shirts and Trousers. *'LARGrEI)ELIYEIiY.''r-CclobintedClydeuntearablcT\voeds for Boy's Clothinx, from 2a 3d, Strong Navy Blue, Scotch Sorgc, Habit Cloths, etc, ONE BHILLINCI IN THE ii DI.KCOUNT FOR CASH PUHCHASES OYER £2, KIEKCALDIE AND STAIN? LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET. 10 RESTERB' ARMS HOTEL " EMPIRE HOTEL, FBATHEBSTOU. piops jonHslll... PnopitiETOE. JAMES BARKETT i\ ■ . "QEGS to inform the inhabitants of FeaTHlB' old-established and favorite hotel JJ therston, Lower Valley, and travellers' has lately'been thoroughly renovated, and is generally that he has taken the above COMnow provided with overy the MODIOUS HOTEL, and would assure them eomfort of the'.public, and Icing situated that all visitois to it will find every comfort within,-a short;', distanco of the Railway and be mado thoroughly at lioim, SUt|p,ri,,and nearly opposite the Post and ' • • ■ Klßgjaph'offiMs,'ioßets special advantages "yf Jncs and Spirits of the '"' best brands. Theprivate sitting rooms and bedrooms —• wiweufurnished, and are high and roomy. GOOD'STABLING, WiNES <fc SPIRITS OF'THE BEST ~ ■ DESCRIPTION ONLY p LUB HOTEL, MAS TE R TON l are"provided. The.culinary management Hi d •, ni - "- , , „ Mfljt under the supervision of the proprietor . rh e Proprietor of he alio™ old and well- "-*" " ■'»*£■' "~i.»ranteo that the J B ,°™ f^fT! 1 begs tothank tnem--1 provided for ■ namtants of Masterton and tho surrounding The BILLIARD room is provided with ?, i 8 T ct3 ' m al, ° tl f travelling pubUc for one Of Aloock'B best tables. the , f&° measn " ? support hitherto given, ■NCE will meet each train a " d 8 respectfully to state thaUdditioiiß, fof'tne'convenience of visitors. alterations, and improvements m accordGOOD. STABLING AND GRASS a ? oe " • prog ™ B oI l a,o fr as a^° •(' l ' PADDOCKS the eroffin ß re W«ments of tho trade, ded'and are nnder efficient h 7 u be p e „ n , ma '\ * *■ BMijiemeni -..■ The Culmary Department is, as usual, * u ' ' first-im ..SEORGBJONIs'] Proprietor. S*' aD J f^" 0 ™ i ■;■ )■; ■ - : ■■■ * are sach and all of tho very best quality, ' ~.; ; : .': " ' ~~ The .Billiard Room, which is provided . __ TENDI HOTEL. with one of Alcock's first-class tables, has . A/0WE^.,.,,.,,.... PRopniETon, just been refu'mijhwl in tho most elegant ' .' •'■,! . .:' ■ — ' manner.' iHß'above'Hotel hayinp been recently A ELKI NS , __ "..built and enlarged, and fitted with '. , Proprietor. every l jjojivenience for travellers and fami- . lies, the proprietor has much pleasure in annonncingthatheis prepared to giye every T)RINCE Oi? TITALlsa' Tl UTBjj. gttentfon to the' travelling public, and has .JT VV JH no hesitation in saying "that his; house will be MASTERTOJI SSwtku , '»A ! i : \ T - WAGG.intakingpossc _. • Js^^ above iavorably-known Hotel, begs to inw,v«. r ;«j -in. V/i 'J • V form his old friends and the public genekept P ■ thel)eßtbr^ds , 0 fi D, y rally; thatho intends to conduct it in such —ill . a manner'as will gain him as largo a share TtAniT of public patronage as was accorded to his P|AL,yAK HOTEL, pnd«pr ( MrJ,:B,,'l^om«w,: : .. H. H0DG1N5...'.../..',;;,;.'.i.pßdPfflETOß To auit tho oonTCnience ot visitois, ___' . Dmner will be served at 12.30, instead of TN announcing that ho ; 'his' -taken the l Blt °'' te all ° wing tim? to X hodjins would oat n c V he ,? in : ,■;■' ■ , ■. ro . ♦H of :(Urbm generally that ■ /• , PW ., . srefip'an^r^urnisheSit,ano 7 .effected- iSfwlßSthTl t2' nrovements'in every aepartmerit,.: • - Mco Pf.!•- S f,T- .WAWJ"), mth all the, Astwk.6i^E,4a"SPißlTS ! of the mmim ? M1(l 18 ****** added. ■#?"s known in COI,UPctIOU lth : the ; Accommodation forFamilieW ■■' '■'■' Livery and Bait Stables attached.) \w.\m»ivm:m . err) am w«) ■.» %