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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1101, 16 June 1882, Page 3

ENCOURAGE. LOCAL INDUSTRY! THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Supply a'Sinole Article at the Wholesale Prick. """ , Any articio purchased ftnd not approved of, will.lie.exchanged virith tlig eanio ' c'ouiriesy with which it was . ipjd qr.tlo money.. . . '' returned. ' •'* "" '' The New Zuland CiomiNo Factory are .jnow displaying NEW MANUFACTURES FOR WINTER WEAR. The variety of style is pronounced un> equalled in the market. ■ The di»phy ofCLOriflNGand MERCERY U Ihe largest in New "Zealand, tiEN'S CLOTHING Arfl adapteiivto tlid requuemelits 'of'.*ll classes. Our school suits •.w:«9n.-J)oldly. assert are the .best yaluesvejs placed before the publit,: while the hotter chaa of poods aromnmifacturedfrom tho PRIZE MEDAL MOSQIEL TWEEDS, and in such a superior style, that henceforth, instead of paying excessive jjrices, well fitting Garments may he obtained At the Wholesale Price.

We desire to call spcoiul attention to our Overo6flfS this season, in heavy Residents in the country'districts aro invited to send for our sell-measurement charts, which insure all- garments bct'Bent thecormt Bt?leV' NEW ZEALAND-CLOTHING FACTORY. - ; .v.-"■ ■ . .. ~ -A.'CL&fc : June BTIBK,-' " ' ,' ; Manager, ' IN"RE LEAHY'S ESTATE. '' ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the above estate are requested to be paid to the undersigned within joqr teen,<Uy£ jfrom this date, or 'egal proceedings will be taken for their recovery, . > -;* W. E'FEtLIiKJHAW. ' Creditors' Trustee. June 16, 1882, . ' W f -J> AVMAjtunaxjiji Bookl>juidei^Pap<»*^uler> j f i >[• W%ELt N'OTO' : N'f -' VjfrV, ."OTASmuch, pleasure in informing the rl Inhabitants of Maatertod and district that he Las appointed MR T. E, PRICE .his Agent. ! , orders for Bookbinding consigned to him syjll be duly forwarded and faithfully executed. WHEN IN TOWN CALL AT A" Lankshear's • • AND-.INSPECT HIS STOCK. Account Boob of all description made to any pattern. w.j.mnk'sMk,: Lambton-Quay,' Wellington. .1001 TIIE CASE BOOT SHOP, ; Fellingham's Branch .Shop: (Late J. WBIQLETB.) '- ' ¥P. FELLINGHAM, the leasee of » the above shop, has decided to. RE-OPEN IT in response, to the request ofi several of his customers at that end of the town. ■ .-h ; •. \-:r • OPENING DAI Sntiu'dny, 17th': June. A SPLENDID STOCK! T ' " A SOUND STOCK! ■ :'r-"A CHEAPHTOCK!: FQS;JDASH, ! An early call is .solicjjed, and, Bargains will be Offered, The branch shop will bo under the btiturvision of Mr J, JACKSON, lata of V. fl lington. ' '' . : . Repairs neilljr.executed,' and worfk of all kinds .premises at ' . THE LOWEST' RA^ft' Mr •yASTERTON DEBATING SOCIETY, - :-i , ReiuMngis at Sig'hti ; •- : • - i\ : T; prorANi : „ - ; 1106 ' Secretary. ' CARTERTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. : ' ; 'Carterton, June"'l4thr WB2. THE (Jirterton liifle Voluntecra will astremble at tho. "lown Hall at 10.30 a.m. ' for Cflurch Parade'bn Sfifiday.the 18th inst. •THOMAS G, BiNNETT.. ; 1100 ■ • Lieutenant Commanding.

• > -N O T-HKE ; ' : . xMfOCNDED thin'day oil the property Jr of Mr Thomas Benton, •at Kaiffmwai, iblaclt and white spotted SoWj the property of one William I}o.we, If not rpleased before the 19th inst, sh'o will be gold at thejmblic pound,. Feathereton, at 12'o'olook ndon'on that day in .accordance . with the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1874, section 21, " ' ' J ; . ROBERT BARTON, / * Poundkeeper. | Peaihcreton, 9th June, 1882, j TO STATION fiOIDERS AND ' • . CATCHERS, " i . • ; TTI.G'H'E S T P R I c :i n #vetffor \ ** J RABBIT SKINS . AT • • KAPP & HARE'S ifi' Tjtnpoiium;; ■ . ,w. J. GAJNDY,. T .GENTS for Peacoct'a Jam| V^ade'sCor • 'lftoiir, Moatd '& Co/'s Teai Con'fectionei - &d ; Con ' tuition Afont, 6rey-it,, Vf .' 1 •