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Masterton Fancy Goods AND BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORY, . —o—'Miss Delwootl T3EGS to inform the public of Masterton jD that she has commenced business in the above line, and hop"sby stiict attention, combined with civility, to merit a shave of Mies can obtain all sorts of Bevliu Wools, Slipper Patterns, Pinafores, Dressed Dolls in variaty, 1000 to choose from, • ' ' ? Everything Cheap I Every thing Good! One call kindly solicited, OOOKBUKN'S BUILDINGS, QUBKN-ST,, Wastkton. PARKES <6 PETERSON ' • BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES m IMPOIiTKLS, Club Hotel, Masterton. IiUST OPENED—Four cases of First-c'ass Boots and Shoes of English and French All kinds of BOOTS and SHOWS on the- premises by a uoinpean'! told at ; ji. ; ces which onnnol gsjpteu by nn j' Wellington fi 'in, am' of a Mjtv ,'«d Fi.jish SECOKDTO kONE! [ONE TRIAL PROVES IT I special Reductions !! lif THE MiAKCB OP SUMMER_STOCK. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS 1 Wi'l be offered during vliis month. AT CASEY AND MCDONALD'S, DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, WeLLIKO ton. DRESS Materials, Reduced s'Jd, 6Jil, Ssd, l-'ASKV & M'DoNALD'fc Pompadour Cambrics, Reduced to 4Jd Cabki tk M'Dona id's Fanoy Broclie Silks, Deduced 455, 15yds Casey and M'Donald's Rich Black Silks, Reduced 3!L 49s 6d, 59s 6d, full dre,s Casey and M'Donald's Black Silk Jackets, Reduced 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s Gd 22s Gd Casey and M 1 Donald's Millinery Bonnets, Re.uuced os lid, 7s Gd, _ 103 6d, 12s 9d Casey and M 'Donald's Trimmed H.iis Reduced 2s 3(', 2s 6d 2s lid, 4s Gd Casey and M'Donald's Children's Pompadour Bonnets, 2s 3d, 2s Gd 2s lid Casey and M'Donald's Children,s Fancy dresses, Reduced Is fid, 2j 6d, 2s lid C isei' and M'Donald's Washing PerJissea, Reduced 2s Gs 3s Gd, 4i lid Oasey and M'Donald's Ladies' White Skirts Reduced to Is lid Casey and M'Donald Ladies Chemisss. reduced to is 9d Casey and M'Donald's Good White Calico, Reduced 3s Gd doz, Caset! and M'Donald's Lace Curtains 4s lid; Honeycomb Towels, 4Jd Oasey and M'Donald's Heavy Blue Serge Reduced Is 4|d . Casey and M'Donald's White Toillets, lOJd; White Counterpanes, 4s lid Casey and M'Donald's 100 doz, Dress liuttons, Reduced to 3d doz, OAbEY.AND M'Donald's Black Ficlmes, Reduced to Is Gd 200 Ecru Lace Ties Rednced to fid Casey and M'Domv'fc XTENPIVE REDUCTIONS In ev department, for remainder of the Patterns sent free by post, Orders .from the country receive the greatest Atwpon. CASEY & M'Dsj DENISON HOUSE, LA] Wanted everyone with Cash to knowTHAT by sending an order to W. CLARK'S City Cash Dbapery and Clothing Wake house, Lambten Quay, Wellington, a considerable saving can be effected in all classes of Drapery and Clothing. Having introduced the Cash System into my business, and thereby saving losses incurred through booking,jwd- also being a Direct luiportei' from the London-Manufacturers, of Only first-Class goods, W.C. is iu a position to RETAIL at ordinary Wellington Wholesale prices. All country orders are under W.C.'s special supervision, so that residents can rely on having tl-eir favors well and faithfully executed. W. Clark does not pretend to keep a low class of rubbish but only those goods he knows will give satisfaction tfAY, Patterns and prices will be readily forwarded to any address; but my country friends are in the habit of leaving thenorders solely to my judgmentaud are in,'ark ably satisfied, he would therefore ask those who are in want of First Class Drapery and Clothing at LOW prices to give him a test of what he can do by sending him a small order, accompanied by admittance, The goods will be carefully packed and forwarded CARRIAGE FREE to the nearest Railway Station in the district, If, on arrival, the goods do not give satisfaction, W. Clark will guarantee to exchange the goods or return the money. I do not as a rule advertise prices, but feel confident the goods will give satisfaction to anyone favoring me with an order, At this season of the year all the balance of my summer importations are reduced to coßt price, so that for the next month some special bargains can be relied on. W. Clark's is not a new puffing shop but an OLD WELL TRIED ESTABLISHMENT, and the reason for introducing himself in owing to many of his country customers saying:—Mr Clark, why don't you irake yourself better known in our district, and we feel sure you would receive lots of custom ? If on a visit to Wellington don't mistake the Bhop and let yonr orders be addressed to CLARK'S City Cish Drapery and Clothing Warehouse, Lambton Quay, Wellington. McKEEVER IB determined that all his old friendß in the Wairarapa shall enjoy a GLASS of GOOD. ALE j'for he has appointed Messrs Oaily., Jameson, and others, of the different Cities of the Plains, as his agents . MoKeever will take anything or do anythinr i ior the Wairarapa jpeople. ; 9?
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1012, 2 March 1882, Page 4
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830Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1012, 2 March 1882, Page 4
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