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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 967, 6 January 1882, Page 1

ilTiH!Lisi.|| SOME of tiio inhabitants of Carterton and surrounding districts will lvm-mlcr the FEARFULLY HIGH PRICES that u-'cd to bo charged by the t ocallw (m -at-1.-jaieson brothers a co. commenced to sell goods at WELLINtf I.VN I'JllCrfs. Wc wwild remind those wlw Imw not,yet favored us with a call that, comiwrimi the qmllbj oj in: i/om* ">»' !«'■ t'> charge, it is still ITCTMSTmonHOITiIiT; .We do not pretend to sell for CASH ONLY as a Wind. We still pre credit, kit only to recognised good marks, therefore we mike no bad debts. Cash uistMiido will hud tmu they wi'l SAVE MONEY by paying us a visit. THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Is weU stocked with New «.d Fashionable Goods A and Children's Trimmed and Untnmincd H\TS AT \ERI 'LOW IRII.ES. WE HAVE .THE LARGEST STOCK Of BOOTS IN CARTERTO b And we Guarantee them equal to those made to measure, and as we do not dep'nd solely onKBoSt Trado, m caJsell at prices VERY MUCH LOWER than n.ulav boo,-shops. Clothing Department. Iu this Department we UNDERSELL EVERY OTHER DOUSE. 'We have a very large stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Hats, and every articlo bought ibat doe. net suit will be exchanged. GROCERY DiPARTMENT.. ' In this department our goods are always new, * n A°i 4^V^^ al }£v«yQ e " WWkly sunolY, and we sell at the VER> LOWJwi UtiCfcb, Wo have FOII SALE—Oats, Hay, Chaff, Bcaus, Pollard Av. Glass Cut to Older. ' WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. In stoek-Wiues,.Spirits, English Ale and Stout, and Australian Wmos of the btrt brands Jameson Bros.' Co-operative Store, Carterton. 1 [W, P. AlM£sf. additional and important shipments ' . HAVING AKltlVliD BY TUE ORIENT AND P. & 0' CO.'S STEAMERS,' RKCALDIE AND STAINS d pec/ally commend the following Departments to their inimnw patrons and the public, and have again to announce the Opening o many CLMRM LJ aE&, which will be sold at English Prices, Inspection and comparison are desired, to which all are invited. , Millinery. Ilats, and Bonnets. "\ .Jdst OrEXKn— Bonrets, in Braid, Chips, Tape, Tuscan, and Fancy Straws flpnny Bom.cts, iu the very latest materials A%w Hats, in tliK very latest shapes KW Ornaments, Flowers, Fcathere, &c. SATIN MANTLES, SATIN JACKETS, SATIN CAPES, SATIN' DOLMANS, Another shipment ha just been opened, remarkably cheap. Being imiiostiMu from p. inl to reaiisc the actual value of these (ioods, an inspection oilly can testify to their cheapness. Cashmere Jackets, 16s 6(1, 18s (id, 22s (id Cashmere Dolinas, KJs (id to 83s Lace and Chenilla Capes and Dolmans A Variety of Ladies' Corsets, m the leading ma.as, all <jm.e new . Ladies' Underclothing in every detail, tor a complete outlit, all ;muleo, ilo.ji.i;.-.; Long Cloth Dressing Gowns, Morning Wrappers, and Afternoon Tea Gov. ns. DRESS MATERIALS for the SEASON consist chiefly of English and French liiegu.

Poiupjidoiu* «in(l Bein „ now generally worn, Kirkealdie and Stains would specially invito inspect! m of their display, the whole of which, beinc honch, and reduced m puces, ure already finding many buyers. • Family Mourning. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS have received, ('meet from l'aris, i'livce uims of L,;ui Materials inclnding Suns' Cloth, Beige, French Menu.*, hunch tenure, treach Grenadines, French Canvc™, all warranted fast color*, an* nm* ur ft» nm* tt-her. The Drapery 2>epsii-i«,<iis* rtinnilote with every requisite, special attention is direct*! ir White mi Lot Moots ShirtiiißS, Drown Hollands, and other Cotton i loods, r..Uiitt;ed ir«c under tuo new Customs Tftriff, und parsed fur atte. the Act came into uperauon. Ke>v Hosioiy TTO „„>a PHliWs have inst been opened up. iuuludiiiy all the fa-m!C'!i:ihh m ike b » , v aee< FrillL, Rnshings, Scarves, Ind,a Muslin Haudi e.vhi,k Paraßols Gloves hn lisle, sill;, any tutfeta), Lacs Gl.ivea and M.ta, Slud.d Ribbons. Frantic Ornament,Button,ok, etc. Men's TJndei'clttliiug'. Balbrinaan Cotton, Indian Cause, Snmmei M«ino, and Spun Silic Under Vm an 1 Pants BalDriggan, oouou, nua litics. New wakes and patterns in Cotton, .■-imiiner t'T'RGE nELn^®Y t ."-Cekbflital Cljflo imtamblo Tv.'ccds [or %'s KIRKCALDIE AND S r - LAMISTON QUAY AND BRANDOK-STREET.

T7|o BESTERB ARMS HO l'Kl., ... GREYTOWN. fIEOWE JONES PkuI'WHOIU THIS old-established and favonlo hotel has lately b«en thoroughly reuoyatud.aud is bow provided with ovory convunioncufor tlio eomfort' of the public, and being aituatod within a short of the Railway Station, and nearly opposite the Post mid Telegraph offices, offers special advantages to visitors and the travelling public, The private sitting rooms and bedrooms arp fflurnislicd, and are high and roomy. ffhf'i SPIRITS OF THE BEST J ' j DESCRIPTION ONLY are provided, Tho culinary managemout being under the supervision of the proprietor himself is a sufficient guarantee that the want* of patrons will bo well provided for. The BILLIARD room is provided with one of Alcock's beat tables. A CONVEYANCE will meet each train Wthe'Bfcrenicnceol visitors, GOOHW'ABLING and grass JK/ PADDOCKS are and are under efficient management. GEORGE JONES Proprietor, ! VTENUI HOTEL. A. OWEN Proprietor. THE above Hotel having been recently built and enlarged, and fitted, with every convenience for travellers and families, the proprietor has much pleasure in announcing that he is prepared to give.eveiy attffitjonto the travelling public, and has noJrajitation in saying that Ms-house will be fou* second to none. '/here are good stables and paddocks attached. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept, . CrO ;OYAt OAK HOTEL. ■tL Carterton. . . 815.., ....;PROPBIETOR. Ifoing that, he, has .taken tlio motel, H. HODjINS would •V» 7 ' m the Tbaveliikq Public and v i•* •|of' Carterton generally that he - ' |nd refurnished'it,- and effected - Om. {s in eVery department. . '•••• ■ ] WINES and SPIBITS of the jands is now kept, and a first- ' j-table will at'once be added. . . ' GOOD'STABLING and Pad'-' •A, and Travellers, and Visitors ry convenience:at the-;''"; }\ ij& oak hotel. .'