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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 970, 10 January 1882, Page 3

• ?HIB SPACi, RESERVED A. L. WHITE'S New Advertisement, I WHICH WILL APPEAR ra \ FEW DAYS The New Zealand CLOTHIN6_FACTORY. • ; Rememljer! For. G?ntlqmei's .underclothing of the finest mokes' in 'Cashmere, Silk, Balbriggan Ac, is th,e,jv"ew Zealand Clothing Factory, For ihe Regatta and Oxford Shirts, ip all thfl newest patterns, wa. ranted fast colon, something very choice at the New Zealarid Clothing Factory. ;-For. White-Shirts, Silk Shirts, Crape Shirts, Night.Shirts, Crimean bliirts,do, call and inspect the New Zealand Clothing Factory's. ■■ ' Jor Lincoln and Bennett's Silk Hats, Hard Hats in all the newest shapes, Soft Hat« in English, German, French, American and Pocket Felts. Splendid assortment of Helmets .and Caps at the New 'Mkul Clothing Factory, . for Superior Cambric and Silk Handkerchiefs, Scarves, Ties, Bows, Braces, a grand assortment, well worth a visit, *t the Kev> Zealand Clothing Factory. _For Rmjs, Umbiellas, Portmanteaus, and 1 ravelling Bags, Waterproof* and Overcoats, "lute iiinl Coked Vests, «e. try the AVmi ■Miami Clothing Factory, o For the celebrated unrivalled Wertheim beividg Machine, guaranteed for two years. 411 accessories free, the Nnn Zealand Cloth m.j factory, Agents. j LAMBTON QUAY, ... JOHN GaLLIE, J6B Manager. MISSMORISON receives pupil, to in struct inPianoforte.Har. monium, and Singing. ThehVst quarter of 1882 begins on MONDAY, 30. h January. Evening lessons given Church.st,,Dec.l9,ltiSl. 953 HOARDING AND DA*'-SCHOOL CoLK-STniJKT, MASTKf.n>N. ' "' Phikcipal: Miss BEST. A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given and, in addition, the following subjects are taught Freuch, German, Italian, latin, Alee bra, Music, Drawing and Needlework. Dotuestic arrangements are liberal an home-like. Torus moderate. Prospectuses forwarded 011 application Jim v r t T , m ," of 18lS ? will C;,,mD( ™««" I'llllJAi, iytJi Januory. Evening C!.iBB for li'reuch.' -«i

EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY. IIHE Undersigned Ims jtiat opened U |. a I HlZh BOOKS anfl new Books for Christmas Presents. Toys. Toys. Nice ailment ~f- Cliristmis and New »ear's To.i-u,iMm 111 fr»2Ss ; e«ch. ' Christinas anil New Year's CAI!I>S in endless variety. NEWEST NOVKITIES i in Fancy Stationery, Photo, Scrap, and Fen Allii'Du, drd Baskets, dud Cases. Purees, Pocket-books, Workboxes, Writuiß Desks, Papirtwi, 8 ,-N.Z Gems. latM assOT-ment of New Swaps and ftrt.i*iT Curds, Shell a-.ul Money «oxm, PUyin-c Cards, Skipping Ropes. I. noket Bails, Pocket Compasses, Tape MeKswes, aiid ; Cari,eiiter's Peneib. ... Inspect the One Shilling Tables! fnsyeLt tha Sixpenny Tables ! ' An extensive .assortment oa each. LIBRARY, PHOTOGRAPHY In all its branches. Photographs tuWriin »ny w e »ther by the Instantaneous 'GelatiaoBromide Dry Plates'; • -. LABQBST AHI> BKBT ASSHOIITJIKST Of MAORI PHOTOGRAPH? In New Zealand...' . .. , . nios. k, puicß. ' SPECIAL FOBOHIIfeTMAS! • J. T. STEELE, ■'• I'RAPER, LAMBTON QUAY, jnar.To.jiAKD a ai'fici A L CHEAP LOP OF IJIESS MATKBJALg FOR CHRISTMAS '"■■ Which Lsving been, hnught at a mat bar.ain, will bo'sold as such. Customers at-d ti, e my relv on I'ioauriiv.' at J. T, STEELE'S '' ' I All this mbb'triof.Dweuilw, the Cheapest n Dress Goods ob ainalile in Wellington, [ant Sliades at per Uiess, LOs lid vool Beige, 12s W, 18s I'd, :0s A finelotof Cr.slmwein N&vv, Peacock. u - Bo>doan,x, fm h e;c, ~e r vlr ,| 2 8 2d bnpenor Oatntal C-oths "in Pale Pink Is IS Pa ' 6 "'""' D ' &b ' *'• l,or y * ia ' NeW:Cashmore Jtejcuts &t S& For Chrkmm IhlidmNew Hats and Konncj, fuun 9u. ... ; . Nev; Cores', MUnilerclokir g Fof thacomiaj- holidays; •':'■.'. • '• NewCostumes'und Columns at

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