EMPORIUM, OPPOSITE LOWES &.JO[!NS' AUCTION l!00M, L MASTERTOK ;and MAUHICEYILLE, R. & H. desire to'draw the nttentipn of their constituent to the-HIMENSE STOCK, of FIRST<I'LASS' GOODS imported'DlUEul from tb» MASItfJfAO"iURBBS. ' • . I Have; flow ready for In6geot.on,. Men's Moßfi[Ei;Suitß • LIST OP, ■ - ; v: ; 'froih.'GtW* Wli'fhave those. Tweeds.got Summer Cl6thiug. tiou I Wtofo thai pu bho kuWthem well by esperwuce. '•'•■■'•" ■ (feiujarfl direct from tli ; a AJwiioJ PaflWiy. rapp and hare.< ■■.:/ '.,_,;.*/ ... -, Are at jiresint ihowing some voally Avoudevful rpatly-miicle. JJST.OF .. ■ BWT<M'4Os, Variety Great-Oboiw Exteuaive. Dark'arid Light Browns and Gray. Customers hviug at Summer Clothing, a distance, by sending ohost, am, and and log measure, can have a suit sent anywhere. RAPP and HARE LIST OF Gentlemen's Ready-made Trousers, speolally cut to fit S.uumei.C.othh.g. RAPP and HARE We have the Largest and Best-assorted stook iu the List of Hosiery, Wairarapa, all NEW QOODB, bought from the best makers, and of guaranteed quality. RAPP and HARE LIST OF SUMMER Hats. I f L arge Stock always on hand, newest styles and shapes, | from Is 6d. A call respectfully requested. BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS, Children's from Is fid at Boys' from .% M at Men's from 7s 6d at RAPP SHARE'S. RAPP <S HARE'S. RAPP & HARE'S. IRONMONGERY. IRONMONGERY. Why send to Wellingt on when you can get these goods at the same price, and ' SAYE THE CARRIAGE ! GROCERY, GROCERY. GROCERY. Tea IGs fid per box. T«a 16s fid per box, Tea 16s 6d per box. Sugar Ms Cd bag, Sugar Ms fid bag Sugar 14a 61 big Why are we selling GROCERIES SO CHEAP ? bcea.iso wemily buy frmi tho b;sthous:s arc not confined to any single merchant, and have llw pick Oi tue inlets. CHEESE. BACON. BUTTER. (FEATHIiRSTON) ;WAIItARAPA) (WAIRARAPA) To Fawners -Wo are Cash Buyers of Wool, Oats, Wheat, Bute, and all Farm Produce. lWt Forget the address - EAPP AND HARE, THE EMPORIUM SPECIAL NOTICE TO ENABLE us to serve one and all alike, we intend giving G< mr'no Christmas I'oxes to our customers by allowing them a discount oil .ill Cub Par chases as follows, during the month of Decanber :- DUPERY and MILLINERY 10 per cent, Or 2s in the £ IRONMONGERY and i LOT 11 [NO 10 per cent, i'i'2siut!ie£ BOOTS <md CLOTHING 10 per cent, Or 2s in the £ GROCERIES and PRO VISIONS 5 per cent. Or 1b in the £ I A» out Goods have always bteu the BKST PROCURABLE, aud our PRICES ? jjj LOWER than other storekeepers, wo feel aseuiod that our efforts to keep tho H prices down in accordance with ■the times will tend to still further inoreaee our i already, extensive business duriug tlie oowiug year. On and after Ist January, . ; j 1882, ifc-is our toteutioo to introduce an entirely new system iuto ourbiißioees, j I one which will < j Give our Cash Customers Greater Advantages ( than ever offered,by any other firm in New Zealand. Fuller particulars will bo Q I ■* advertised previous to that date. We respectfully ask tho public to Jo gj INSPECT OUR WINDOWS DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK 1 g p 0 P3 It being our intention to make a \> GRAND CHRISTMAS SHOW! g Thoy will bo Illumiuated until 9 p.m. during 'Xma» week, B. A. GARDENER & SpN, CRITERION STORE, • CARTERTON. ®S m m ss EETD & GRAY, Implement and Machine Manufacturers. Winners of the Gold Medal jat.the Melbourne' Exhibition for Double Furrow; Ploughs, Extract from Juries' Report:—PLOUGHS; In ploughs there is one exhibit to whichwe wish to draw special attention sis being the best, and.that is the liOUliljU FURIfOW of REID k GRAY, of Duncdin, New Zealand'. In finish and construct on it is far superior. MAKERS OF NEW AND IMPROVED BROADCAST SEWING MACHINES, Corn and Seed DRILLS, Cambridge Press Wheel ROLLERS, HARROWS, Zigzag, Chain, and Tripod; OHAFFCUTTERS and kIURSE POWERS ' FIELD GRUBBERS. - . Agents forClaytnn & Shuttleworth's STEAM ENGINE? and THRASHING MILL 0 , Illustrated C ttalogues posted free on application, Liberal discounts to Merchants BRANCHES-Christclmrch, luvercaigill, o»ma-u, Timani, and As ! ibititon. \ / ■ Head Office and Works-DUNKDIrT. Postal AnMreis.-8..* M. Dunlin.
OABTERTOI* FAfiHIHCT" /M\UIE • .WKIGHT WOKK3. ROBBKT CRAWFORD PROPRIETOR. SPORTING nnd other F.prsts SHOD 9 the most approved principle. All of Vehicles ma e and.repaircd. BIGB-STBET, OABTEKTON,
.VURICEVILLE LIME can bo obtained ol:'J. VILE . ],, . . \V. ■ UIXRN J Maßterton ' . J.McliUlllh Grt-jtiwn. J.D.uAKUiY Ftul.eii.tua. • 0;DU T 'Mj)SbN ; &CO. Utae l.'urne-B, MaUiiOuVillo,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 982, 25 January 1882, Page 1
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705Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 982, 25 January 1882, Page 1
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