. EMPORIUM, OPPOSITE LOWES * lOliNS' AUCTION ROOM, MASTERTON and MAURICETILLE. R. & 11. desire to draw the attention of their conotttutiiit- fn the I\f MENSTC STOCK of FIRST.L'LASS GOODS imported DIKIU' from the MAN UFACIURERS. RAPP and HARE ' noni nv Have now ready for Inspection.' Men's SWSfifEL Suits LIST OP . fromGUs Why have these Tweeds got such a reputesummer Clothing., tion ? Because the pu Id c know them mil by experience. ~,,< ~ .... ' 'uw ove direct from the Mosgiel F»cloiy, ' RAPP and-HARE ' T .. ' ■ Are at present «howiug soma really wonderful ready-made LlaT OF ■ suns at 40s, Variety (IreMJhoicn Exfamive. „ • „ Darlwmd Light Browus and (iray. Customers living-ut summer Clothing-, a 'distance, by sending oh at, arm, and and log nka.-ure, _ , _ ian have a suit Si-nt anywhere. RAPPED HARE LIST OF Gentlemen's Beady-made Trousers, specially cut to fit Summer Clothine: , DVer y killli of &im > ;lll(l particularly se ected for dura- »..__ s b'luy and stronyth. Prices lUa (id, J2s (id, 15d. RAPP and HARE _ . . „,. ' We have the Largest and B3ik9snrted stock in the •Last of Hosiery. Wuirarapa, ail NEW GOODS, bought from tho best _ . _ _ makers, and of guaranteed quality. RAPP and HARE LIST OF SUMMER Hats. I f Large & ? ock alwa y s on hand ' mmi st y leß and shapes, 'I from Is Gd, A call respectfully requested. BOOTS, Children's from Is fid at Bo RAPP & HARE'S. RAPP & HAKE'S.' " I!APP & HAI.iIJsC IRONMONGERY. IRONMONGERS Why send to Wellington when you can get these goods at the sanw mice, and . SAVE THE CAIIBIAGE J -""fiLLERY, GROCERY, GROCERY. ■jy> K M m box, Tea IGs (id par box, I bag Sugar 11., 81 big Why are we Bellins GROCERIES SO OH fr-i„, fehs-lisUlCuScS are not confined to any single mcrehaut, and have ilu pick o; tje niawots, CHEESE, BACON, BUTTER (FEATHtRSION) IWAjUAIIAI'A) (vUUURAI'A) Tq Farmers-We are Cash Buyers of Woolj O.its, Wheat, Butter, and all Farm Produce, Don't Forget tbcaJdiessBAPP AND HA.BE,-. THE EMPORIUM SPECIAL NOTICE '• TO. ENABLE us to serve one and all alike, we intend giving G; nu/ne Christ- \ mas I'oxes to our custuinora by allowing tlmm a Ji.jcQU.it oi all Oiih Par- £ aliases as Mows, duriug the niunth of Dcctinber:- ~ ] ■■■■■: + \ DRAPERY and, MILLINERY ippircenl. Or 2s in tho i k ] )I{O!(MUMEMYw4'LO'J l hL\'G 10 per cent. I*2* in the £ | BOOTS wi CLOTHING ' 10 per cent. Or 2> m •h-« £ K i ■_.._■.. ' ' ■ . J* | As our Goods have always ben the BEST f ROCURABLK. and onrl'UlOS £ ■} LOWER than other stoieket-pera, wo feel nssuicd that our efJoits to kep the ft i piiccs down in aocoidanoe with tiio times will tend to still t'mtlier increase our 4 1 alroady.cxtensiye business during the coming \ear. ( n and after Ist Jaunaiy. 5 j 1802, it is our intent.ou to introduce an entirely new s.ys;ira iuto our business, g one which will q r " '^ I . Give our Cash Customers Greater Advantages a than ever offered by any other firm in New Zealand. Fuller particulars will be C advertised previous to that date Wo respectfully ask ttie public to R 3 ' W INSPECT OUR WINDOWS DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK ■ " 3 " '■'■ Q 3 It being onr intention to make a f' GRAND-CHRISTMAS'. SHOW! They will be Illuminated until 9 p. in. during 'Xmas week, B, A, GARDENER & SON,, PJfERION STORE, CARTERTON,... RETD & GRAY, Implement and Machine Manufacturers. Winners of the Gold Medal, at.the Melbourne Exhibition for Double Furrow, Ploughs, Extract from Juries' lie-port :'—PLOUGHS.; In ploughs there is one exhibit to which we wish to draw special attention as being the best, and that.is tin HOUJiUii KUBIiOW of HMD &. UR&TE, of Dunedin, New Zealand. Iu fell and cuiisinict.on it i» far Bupejio.r, MAKERS OF NEW AWD IMPROVEO BROADCAST SKWJS6 MACHISEB, : Corn and Seed HARROWS, Zigzag, Chain, and Trj|.pd ; OHAFFCUTTERS and HORSE POWERS .. ~ , held GRUBBERS. Agents fe-Clayton 4" ShuttleworthV STEAJI ENGINES and' THRASHING MILL?, . Illustrated Cltologues posted free on application, Liberal discounts SO, Merchants. '''' BRANdHES-Chiistolmrch, luvercai'cijl,Oania'U t Tt^arn.-and Astibuitpn,,. . ; Bead Office and Works-DUNEDIM. ' j'Vwtal Aildre 8-'-R..x W, lUmfdin. CaKTERTON-f AI]UTV -til VU% 'WKIQHTWODKS, ; ROBERT C'RAWFOKDV 'V VRUOEtIIIiTOR.:,, v , O thqmost.a r iiiir : 6Wpi:mcipTe.:'All''!.'".' Ip. OAKLEY' '• Ei at "'' t'-'l l- p-'-i':-'-'-. f -■-•■ ' ' 6t Vehioles'rha.e'afid'feplrtdi BIGR-STRET, CAIiTEKTON, [ AUMCEVILLE LIME can he obtained L; 01-:-r ■',./■ '■ : ' ; ..;: ■ J.'YILE, Jlastert,on,J ' '/■ 'ft DONALDSON & CO. :' Lima vurneis, MauriCAiVillo,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 987, 31 January 1882, Page 1
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