IMPORTANT NOl ICE, _ •or One Month OnlyT - A. L, "wHYTE AS reeolved to REDUCE .the, price of BREAD to 'V' 1 " LOAVES for Shilling n order to:clear a large, consignment of second flour. ■ , TIiRMS-NETT CASH. , u?94. a r Bli NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING; FACTORY, Remember! For Gentleme'i's underclothing of,the. inest.makes in Cashmere, Silk; Bulbriggan,;' fcc, is the New Zealand Clothing Factory, For the Regatta and Oxford Shiits, in all ,he newest palttriis, wa, ranted fast colore, ;omethi)i(! very choice at the Nm Zealand Jlolhwj Factory. v: I For White Shirts, Silk Shirts,,- Crape Jliirts, Night Shirts, Crimean-Shirts, &0., iall and inspect the New Zealand Clothing factory's. . 1 For Lincoln and Bennett's I .Silk Hats, [lard Hiits in .all the newest shapes. Soft Jat'.in English, Gcrmati, Prenoli, Amerieau md Pocket Felts, Splendid assortment of Jelmois ii'rnl Caps at tho New Zealand Nothing Factory, . i-:-; For Superior Cambric and Silk; Handker iliiefs, Scarves, Ties, Bows, , Bracos/a grand issortweut, well-worth W visit, st the N.evt, 'tealaml 'Clothing-Factory.. . For. Rims, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus, and I'ravelling Bags, Watuipruofa and Overcoats, A'hiteand ('niororl Vesti, tic., try tli? New Zealand Clothing Factory. ■FoY-the I'.elebratid unrivalled Werlheim icwitig xMaoliino, gu '.II a oosaori'jif free,' lij Factory, Agents; Jcwug Maehino, guaranteed for tw.o years. Ml a.cosßori«t free,'the New Zealand,Cloili-. LAMB'TON QUAY,' JOHN UALLIE, . Manager. MISS MORI-iON recuivesipppils to in struct in Piano fort e, riur« inoiiiuni, aiid Singing. The first matter of begins on MONDAY, 30th January.' Evening .lessons given. Ch.uich-Bt,, Dec, 111, ISBI.-' 958 ING AND DA* .SCHOOL COLK-STKEKT, Principal: Miss BEST. ' A'thoroughly sound English Education orins'tho basis-of .the instruction-given, md, in addition, tho following subjects are might.— 1 . ■ French, German, Italian; Latin, Alge ' ' bra, Music, Drawing and Needle-''..-work. Domestic arnmgemwus are liberal an ioine-like. ' 1 . Twins modorate. .Prospectusesforwarded on application. The First Term of IBS2 will commence on Pit J D aY| 27tli Jaimory. KvmiiiK Cl.uw for Kritimh. 35) EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. rpHlVUiiders'giiwl luis just opened up 1 La-Ke and well-selected a sortuient of PBIZB BOOKS atul ni-w lUn-ks for 01-vistmab Presents... ... ;; .Toys. -Toys. • Nice assnrtnunt 4 Chriilni:# Bud New Year's Toys, lroiuijl;t'\S!ss each, pliristiiifts and New Year's CARDS iueudleaf '"» v -Variety. ' :.NEWEST NOVELTIES ! In Fancy Stationery, Photo. Scrap, and Pert •: -Albums,- Card IJaskets, Card Cases, ' Pitftepj PocMbooks, Work boxes, Wii ting Desks, Papeteries, N.Z. 'Oeniß, large atsor mbiit of Now Scrans and ■ 'Birthday"'.-.Cards, Shell and Monoy Boxes, l'layini! ('iirds. Skipping Ropes. :Oricket Bails, Pocket Compasses, Tapii Measmes, and' Carpenter's Pencils. Injpec.t tl.ie One Shilling Tables! • Inspect the ; Sixpenny Tables! 1 An extensive assortment on oacli. LIBRARY. PHOTOGRAPHY In all its bronchos. Photographs taLii iu uiy weather by the luatantaneous Gelatiuo. Bromide Dry Plates, ." L4KCIOT AND BtfftT AHaoratNT OF MAORI PHOTO GRAPHS I In New Zealand. -, - . THOS, i 7 PRICE. ; ' •'SPECIAL/FOR- CHRISTMAS I ... VJ. T, STEELE, v ■■■* DRAPER, MMBTON QUAYj . H AS JUST' TO HANI) 1 SPECIAL CHEAP LOT OF DRESS MATERIALS FOR CHRISTMAS • Whioh, having been bought at a greatbargain, will be Bold :ib sueli. Customers ard the public may rely on .' .'procuring j"; t.Cst eel-e'; s. All this month -of DecCliiber, tlie t Cheapest Dress Woods oblaiiiiiblc in- Wt'llingfcojx.- > Elegant.Sliades lit per dressi ; 'los (id ■.ss■ ■ All jv.ool Beige, 1& fid, IBsMf : 2fls j',f A lino lot of Cashiflero in Navyj Pe»M|. Bordoaux. Fauu, oto., per yard Supo.-ior Oatmeal Cloths iu Croiun,-Pale Bluu, Drab, etc., pec yard,; lssJd ;■ New Cashmere. J.'.cfcts at 15s ' .•jfi., ■ / ' For Vliris^«,Mlolifay^,:^i : i. j New Hatß and - •' "New CoVßsta^uNV-Undorolotiiiogj . Fo-- the comm;! liolidaya • yjjstymt'S "'id Dolmano.'at 1 J T SU)BUS?, re I) BOYS' SUITS fj t) U imp6rteil for:the holidayfc.B-O's' Suinmer Suits,'- 8s fi'll.-Bojs' Nav.Vi > v «g« Snits, i'n !l I; Roys 1 Tweed hbits, all pilccs; Btfyt'-lliiU fniin Is; vl'onths' hcrgo Suits,, Mi-n 1 * Heavy Mule Tronsers 6s lid (.Co]f'uial)J Wen's Leghorn Hits (green uwWS'IR ' ¥A DOZEN Mni's and YouUis 1 Blue ()U Sergo HATS (silk-stitchod)' aur ow# rnaie,. very superior qualify, Ob lid .ami. ssfl', _ ' ' COME ANP SUIS THIiSIS OOODS ' ;AT /to ■ j. t. stekleis" '' (OlU'Uiilejh Hu'ilmj Lam bt on u]a, y, :\Yel<i-1 nat on
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 966, 5 January 1882, Page 3
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663Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 966, 5 January 1882, Page 3
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