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;? . 11KIE1A1DI1 ITlHlllSl.ll SOME ohtlio inhabitants of Carterton and surrounding distiicta willVemember the FEARFULLY HIGH PRICES that used to be charged by the so-called old-estib--JAMESON BROTHERS & commenced to sell goods at WELLINGTON I'KlCliS. We would remind thoao who have not yet favored ua with a call tlmt, compark'i the qitelity of the yoack w'th Ik prim ny t! it ia Htill . THfeCHEAPEST STORE IN THE DISTRICT: ; We do not.pretfind to sell for CASH ONLY as a bliijd. ]Vo still givo credit, but only to recogoifldd'go'od marks, therofore we ftake no bad debts. Cash Customers will find that . i 1 ; ; ■..j they wi'l SAVE MONEY by paying lis a visit. JTHE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Ib well stocked with New and Fashionable" Goods. A Large assortment of Ladies' and :ii Children's Trimmed and Untrimmed H\TB AT VERY LOW PRICES. WE If AVE THE LAMEST STOCK OF BOOTS IN CARTERTO A And;®a Guaraiiteo them equal to thoaemade to measure, and'as we do not depend solely on thißoot Trado, wo can sell at prices VERY MUCH LOWER than regular boot-Blr Clothing Department. In this Department we UNDERSELL EVERY OTHER HOUSE, Wo havo a very large stpck of Men's and Boys' Clothing and Hats, and every article bought that does not suit will be exchanged. grocery department. In this department our goods are always new, and of the best quality, as we have a weekly • " ''"supply, and jye se|l at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. We have FOR Hay, Chaff, Beans, Pollard &c. Glass Cut to Order. , WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. In Btook-Winea, Spirits, EngM Ale and Stout, and Australtan Wines of the best brands Jameson Bros.' Co-operative Store, Carterton. p-kUM-mum off ! THE BALANCE OF ALL THIS SEASON'S COSTUMES Imported nv * KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS AT cost price, including a largo viriety of Styles. At the prices marked, no further reduction or discount can be allow fl!. The balance of all J MILLINERY BONNETS, JJATS, EJG, ETC., Seduced to nqmipl priqes, and # be Hold for net cash wittoit farther discount, ALL CHILDREN'S COSTUMES Now in stock also reduced to cost price. HgjjsEHgyEßp; PARTIES FURNISHING, AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. Are Invited to inspect the present stook of VELVET PILE, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER, AND OTHER:CARPETS, (All Registered patterns), r LINOLEUM, from 3 to 12 feet wide, 4s 9d per Bquara yard FLOORCLOTHS, all widths-specially recommended to parties furnishing, FRENCH TAPESTRY, for Curtains and Upholstering, in beautiful designs and oolorings, from 7a 6d to lis 6d per yard, FRENCH AND! ENGLISH CRETONNES. A Large Assortment, ■' LACE, LENO, AND MUSLIN CURTAINS (cnoicE goods), together with every item required in Domestic Furnishing TEHtMS AS USUAt'.-u per cent, oyer £3; 2J per cent. oil' Monthly Accounts. t" 1 - EipCiLDIE lm STAINS, \ ■ * LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON.STREET. !

EMPIRE HOTEL, FEATHERSTON, JAMES BARRETT BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Fea.theraton, Lower Valley, ami travellers generally that he lias taken the above COMMODIuUB HOTEL, and wouldasaine tboui ,thst all vieitMß to it will find every comfort and s be made thoroughly at liui.k . Wines and Spirits m' tho bestbi'auds. GQOD-.S|A-BLIKG. QLUB HOTiL, MASTERTOK : The Proprietor of the above mdantl well, known establishment bugs to tliuui; the mhabitanta of Maaterton and the surmuidinj; discrictß, as also tho travelling pul.lio for the large measure of support hitherto givmi, and liege respectfully to Btate that additions, alterations, and improvements, in acc»«iahce vith the progreab of the place, as also the growing requirements of the trade, have been made, The Culinary Department is, as usual, fintolass! Wines) Bqers, Spirits, and other liquors are jach and all of the very best quality. • The Billiard Room, which is provided with one of 'Alcock'a first-class 'tables, has' just been'refurnished'in the moat elegant manner. a, elk ins, ■ Proprietor. ,'PRINOE OP . MASTERTON. ■. T, WAGG, in taking possession of . the above favorably-known Hotel, begs to in-, form 1 Mfl old friends and the public generally that he intends to conduct it in such a manner as will' gain' him as large a share of-public patrop'ago as was accorded to-Mb :predccesßor, Mr J. Er Thompson. . To, euit the convenience of visitois,' .Dinner will, bp served at 12,30, instead of 1 p.m., a? .hitherto, thus allowing time to V,9?)y. brands, of. Wines ; and Spirits kept in stools.' , ;• r !fjae Billiard Roomcontains , TWJ of Allcock's BEST TABLES; with all .tho . aoceßßories of the fame, and is under the management,of Hdod Logue, so well and favprably.j known in connection with the' -i- • , £ Accommodation. for Families.; ! 'BUS stajrts.froji},,jhi^, >*a im n#w«%

•HO RE-STBBB ABMB HOTEL, ■ GREYTOWX. GEORGE JONES Pbopeietqr, THIB old-established and isvo*ite hotel now, eamfort of the publio, and' being situated within a thort distance of-tha Biiljvay ; .Station, and nearly opposite 'Wj #swl«g«ph offices, ollerfl . epooiil advantage's sitting rooms and bodroome an abd'ue high and roomy. 'WINES & SPIRITS OF THE BEST \ DESCRIPTION ONLY ire provided. ; Tie culinary management L -'-- • 1 " J - *'•" """wvision of the proprietor UUUVi lIKV gVUbiUBiVU Wf vuv ifcimeelf is a iiufficiont guarantee that the vante of patrons will be'.woll provided for. The BILLIARD room is provided with will' meet each train for the olfivefiience of .'visitors, ? GOOD STALLING AND GRASS ' 'PADDOCKS are fllsg, provided and are under efficient GEORGE JOjSES PROJWEIOK, K.ji. 11- 1 '- •' - TEljtJl HOTEL. ..•j,A. osp, ...i.Pßorauioß. THE above Hotel havin? been.recently ; built and enlarged, , and . fitted with every convenience,for travellers'andfamithe proprietor has much pleaaure in ■ 'announcing that he is prepared to give every attention to the travelling public,,and has no hesitation in saying that his house mil be jfpnnd Becond to none, There'are'wod fitables and paddooks at' V ' ' mi rdyal; oak hotel; '■ " Carterton,' r. .„•> g. HOpGINS ."....PfiorRIEIOR, jTK wpunoipg'that > has taken the X -iboyi - hotel,, p., JJODcHNS vwppld' to inform the TitAwiij»o;Kpuor«adt ' the reiidente of Carterton generally .that he by refitted and refurnished it, aha effected , taptovements in every department.''' ; Astook of WINES.and SPIRITS'of tj)ef^ry'best brands,is nofvikept, janda .first- ' -yjiyui Billiard-tabl^vwill at qnce be addledi • •< There art G00J1 ; STABLING and Pad, attached, tjna Travellers, andVieitois -•jjlillfijtf eveix«inve^ie^,at>4 t(

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 977, 18 January 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 977, 18 January 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 977, 18 January 1882, Page 1

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