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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1064, 3 May 1882, Page 3

f™» «» now boing made in ilie rich | .materials fashion dictates shall be p the pr CS ont Autumn and coming I XT ?" k ,«»MMM, Stamped Velvet, | Moire b:lk, Eroche Silk, will be used for T\raps and Jackets of all kind?, inapes most In vogue comprise the Hubbard, and, par excel CL sT" , in it 3 mn y varieties. feed and Brocaded Velvets are largely combination with other materials for ,l reSS< ?' „ Nothin K can possibly exceed .»<* of effect a Brocaded Velwt Dress ÜBhaun drapery and overskirt looped to with rich Cord and Tassels. Ladies electtheirown materials at Tk Auo I*, and havo elihef mantle or dress m the latest stylos and with prompt pin the dross and mantle rooms of fo House.—[Advt.l'' Hertou v Maatorton.-As a proof of who He cheapest storekeepers in the WairaW tolli to draw our readers' special pn to B. A. Gardener & Son's adver«?t on our frontpage. This firm is Mmed to keep up their reputation. M time ot their commencing business fterton they havo repoatodly proved pey can withstand competition, no <X\m strong. It is thereforeridicuH Mother storekeeper from a neigh[township to-post price lists to their F, ftnil pretend to sell at wholesale i-when for tho smallest quantities B. dener & Son supply goods in almost nstance 10 to 15 per cent cheaper >rge quantities still further conces teinnde.—(Advt I FOOTBALL. iwho are interested in the re-lorma-lon of the Carterton Football Club laested to meet at the White Hart on MUDAY next, sth inst., at 7.30 J. SNODGRASS. NOTICE *TIIAT '.LTERSMAfeT I; Head Water of the Chili Hotel I Masterton:) ito inform his Wairarapa Friends, at ho has oponed a ' First-Classs STER& SUPPER SALOON. the Theatre Boyal, Lambton-Qimv. WELLINGTON, e will bo glad to meet his friends. attention and cirility. and nothing i Best and. Freshest kept. Fresh in every day ■ans' Bay Beds, n'm'on in Evening Post—"tt. and W. ,ve had excellent beds constructed ('Bay, and being 3 miles away from page of the City, are excellently '■for that purpose." 1064 RTON DEBATING SOCIETY,, ' FRIDAY, MAY 6. ject: " Should the Franchise he o,niled to' Women." . Affirmative-T Hall. 1064 - ipiBING AND O.G, OI7TING WORKS. 1 tWarino Tayi,or.St„ -■■[ Near Drill Shed. QEL'LINGT ON. i LINGER BROS, |pt fairly into working order, and tofck in hand, and made up, are JashUpout, from 2Jd per foot | „3d „,. nipipe „ lfd „.. • lesßoilerj and- Erimas -completo r om 453 ifnll size, from 30s on Sinks 10s ised Iron Tanks, from 35s t Also • - ••• i'd Nails (cast), Gas Fittings, Gas Globes, ia,, itc. r '... All at the lowest rates. "'' tif, RIDGING, OHIMNEY 'BATHS, PITTED AND t FIXED UP, iNG TAYLOR-STREET. [Near the Drill Shed.) OR FOR SALE.-A well finis: ed ['roomed House and ■Mings, with about i acre of Jted in Chapel-street near new Irtermg apply to *" . W. SELLAR, • TenJjde Chambers. FUNERAL NOTICE. snds of Captain F. W. Ruck are ictfully informedthathis-fnneral' l, the Masterfqn "Hospital on ■?, May 4, at 3 p,m< I ' f, JAGO, S, JAGO desires to express his •• of the sympathy and good ed by the public in promptly no as' a mor Judge Hardcastle, THOS.JAGO, NTEER NOTICE.' ' 3RTON RIFLE VOLUNiII parade at the Ml .Shed 4tfi May, at 1 p.m. funeral of the late Captain J attend. -A. STANLEY CABR, . Lieut, in charge, M.B.V.C.