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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 971, 11 January 1882, Page 2

gOHRODEL, JJOOPEE, & CO., ■HALL OP COMMERCE. THE CHEAPEST AND BEST DUPERY. ESTABUSmiMTW IIfEDISTRICI, nCH'AODER.HOOPER AND CO. 0 respectfjillyilieg" to notify that on account of_the liberality., of the Government in .taking the ; duty"'iff several, lines in the have likewise reduOyd; tlipse "lines at-fet 17| per cent." ~ i ■•::■•■ J- '-:"'•'■' . fe.furtknnore begHo sfyte tki having already gained threyuiatim : of being the cheapest ami bat'hmme ■in tlie...disirid for-.all kinds of ■ general drapery, millinery arid I • clothing, we ' intend to.''hep up j that reputation and'hll every ar- \ tick, in the trade at the West pos- • sibleprices,' combined ivith'quality and Having'.-enlarged mfpremsesto 'mrjouble its forflier sue, andhving stocked all the ..departments■with 'em\p necessary -.. artkls and material, we are now ■■: in a position' to. lay before our \ customers a.selection which- is not

equalled by any .storekeeper within Waimrapa, and ;not .surpassed by any house in Wellington, '■'. Out business being so mil known through the district, we do not think it necessary ,o go to large expenses and quote a price list, asUkse expenses must necessarily.-be'charged '. to the public by < putting theihw to lines not quoted,-but simply':state that we wil[ undersell "any -price list that is got -tip in. opposition to «fc So . Jar our tegular' selling picea are at least Wper cent, less than any price- list yet published. . Our reasons for being able to selllessthvnanyhow..in thetradewe: 1. tfot ha\ing a lot of heavy expenses to conteud.againsVwe can give customers" the benefit. .. 2. Not being tied to any merchant, we ate enabled to purchase our stock from the best markets, ■•. 3 We sell cheap and for cash, thereby not making a lot of bad debts. 4. .Only undertaking the branch of business which we thoroughly understand, we can give it every attention and only buying the best and most durable class of goods we must give satisfation,

REMEMBER THE ADDRESS IS SCHRODER, HOOPER &CO., Wholesale and Retail Drapers and OlethiersHall of Commerce, MASTERTON, VMTOES to WELLINGTON:'\ FOR ... CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES/ OAIil, AT RICKMAK'S READY -Ml-NEY Bt 01" SHOP,'-' Willis-st. Opposite J. & H. Barbel's Ifillis-jj,; For a Superior Article;'-' "•■".' Opposite Bunk « Z .il.ud, \h\mm :, ' A. RICKIIAN Pkopwktor;. : S\S DISTRIOI'OKDHRS. .-•/.:,' Mastercon, 6th January. '.IBSL -■ IHE Ma»>"rton Rifle Vnhmteor; -,»;,; . Cadets will paradi for Inspection anu I'.xercise at 7.30 o.m. on the 13th in;t„ (Signed) E. PiiARM ... ". •• U-Coionen"---' Commanding Wairarapa District. No T I C E. ■:■.■,.. THE frequent alteration's in the Railway Time table have recently caused us to vary on two occasions the time at which the Wairahapa Daily has been DUblished, On the first occasion we went to a considerable expense in arranging for full supplies of latest Telegraphic News only to find our enterprise rendered useless by the .second change which followed ifcwithin a few weeks We have therefore decided for the future to publish our journal at s'uch an hour as will enable us to be independant of a fluctuating railway'time table and at the same time give our readers the latest general and telegraphic intelligence. On and after Monday next the. Wairakapa Daily will be pub--hahedat 4p,m. in'M.istsrtoa and special arrangements wdl benMefof theconve-' nience of our subscribers in Carterton, Greytown and Featheratou, .. . • - J.'PA'YTON&CO. Wairarapa Daily office, ' ■ ■ Jan. 1 lth 1882.- '