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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 958, 24 December 1881, Page 2

gCHRODER, Hooper; ' &CO., HALL OF COMMERCE. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT IN 'MEMmUCT. nOHRODER HOOPER ANE CO. jj respectfully beg to notify that on account of the liberality of the Government in talcing (ho duty off several lines in the drapery business, they have likewise reduced those lines at least 17J- percent. We furthermore kg to state that ■ having ahead if (jawed thercputalion • ■ of king the cheapest and best housein ih district for all finds' of general drapery, millinery, and clothing, we intend to keep vp ■ Hint reputation and sdl every article m the trade at the lowest possible prices, combined with qmdiUj and durability. Having enlarged ow premises to over double its former site, and having stocked all the .•departments'with-fvery necessary articls and material, we are now in a position to lay before our custonvn a selection which is not eguulltd by any-storekeeper within W'airarapi, and ml surpassed by "". an;i house in Wellington, ■Oar business king so xoell'known through till;, district, we do not think ■ it. necessary .0 go to large expenses and quote a price list, as these expenses must necessarily be charged ■"to the public by putting them on to .' lines not quoted, but simply state ■ that we will undersell any pricelist that in got up in opposition to ns. So jar our regular selling price?, n.e at least 10 per cent, less thi> any price list yet published. | Onr reasons for being able, to sell ! less 111 ™i: ny house, in the trade are: .1. mi ton i ig a lot ol Heavy expanses to contend we cart give customers the iieniiir. 2. N"t. wwj tied to any merchant, we a'e :m:ibnil ii |rti-ehssa our stock from (hobest marl ew i 3 Wo sell chenp and for cash, thereby ; not nuking ', lot of bail debts. I 4, On'v tin lertukini! the branch of busi- : new wiii -\\ w: thoroughly nmlotstainl, we :<n give t every attention and only buying : the b;>'.' ami mo»t durable class of goods wo must i{,vc :i»tisfation. i 'UEMdMSBR THE ADDBESS IS I SCHRODER, HOOPER I &CO., Wholesale an I Ee'.ail Drapsra and Clothiers Hail of Commerce, MASTEKTON,

Vim'OßS to WHbLIMTON FOR CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES, CUii. AT EICKMAN'S !,r..\D\ -UONKYIiiuT SHOP; WilM. U|i',:OiitfiJ.(ill. JJiuliar'n W'ilHs-tl. Foh a Su r.coit AmiciiE, (j]iii ) 11ki'iiZalml, ilimn.y.i A. lUOKHAN l'i orniETOK. 5»35

A. 11. HISLOP Y\7fUi.D remind residents in the Waira- \ \ npp. that lie has the most recherche and extimsitv. selection of JEVVELRY of a 1 kinds In' be seen in any ship in or out of We hiijjl 'ii. GO LI) nii'l s-I'-VKK CC'PS, and an iwless variety nf articles Kiiilablifor CHIU TMAS and NEW YEAIiS' GIFTS. <Jiis T'HK Mastcrton Volunteer Riflo and Cadet Crp* paroa-5 lor DIVINK SKI^MCK on Clmt mas Day, at Knnall's Creek, 10.30 a.m. It is p'Mticiilarly requested that every memlier wil attend. Tim liunil'alsn to attend F. W. IIUCK, Captain Oomiiwiidiii); M.V.R, & G, Corpv r < lIIJRCH SERVICES-SUNDAY, Church of England. Masterton—ll n.ni, and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. Greytown—ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Wesleyax Church Mastorton—ll a.ivi, Rev J, Dukes, ')Aa a.m. 8.80 p.m. Sunday School. Masterton—7 p.m. Rev J. Dukes. Upp.-i Plain—B p.m., Rev J. Dukes. PnESBYTr,r.iA.v. Masterton—ll a.m. ami 7 p.m. Sunday School, 0.30 a.m. and 2 n.ni.