ENCOURAGE'.LOCAL'INDUSTRY! THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, SIOTLY A SISOLB AnTICLB AT IKS WHOLSr salb Prior. ,- ( An y article putohasod and not approred of will be exchanged with the samo , courtesy with which it was sold or tbo money i 'returned, paw Zeimnd Clothing Factory are f now displaying '. ,V MANUFACTURES FOR WINTER ' _ WEAR. w varipfy of stylo is pronounced unV rqa. <lcd in the market. pifta/ ofCLQTHINiiMd MER-. L QERYislhelargestiiuNew '-.. Zealand. \ 'OURCOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING ' Ave adapted to tho requirements of nil chiw>. Our school suits'',we .cani- boldly ft afc ihe host value ever placed before public, while the better diss of goods l.inivchwdfrorn the PRIZE MEDAL MEL TWEEDS, and in such,a , <■'•«<■ style, that henceforth, e:;co9avo prices, well fitting ,l)AnJijx,i.,iiyboobiained SU, the Wholesale Price. 'Wo (1 nire to call special attention to our Overcoats this season, in- heavy ajidliilil tweak ■ ■ '.'• i.-Uo-Menliin the country districts are invl'ed to send for out self-measurement warts, which ensure all garments be sent tr»-<joiiccL i.lvle. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. LAMBTON ,QUAY. A. CLARK. June 8, 1882. Manager. "IVTIS'i MORMON'S pupils foi piano, IYI haivnoniun. andsing'ng, re-assemble on July 2'ich. A vacancy for a young lady boarder attending school. Church-street, hi July. 1115 MASTERTON HORTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY. THE adjourned Annual Meeting of tho abave will be held iu tho Institute on MONDAY NEXT, July 3rd, at7.3ap.ra.- - JAS. BROWN, 1110 Seer tary. I MASTEHTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, Mum and Dixon Bros, Have made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their piomUes, enabling them to still further increase their fama f« building' ' -A First-class Article, i abov,>. firm ure determined to STOP S IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH I the Wairaraoa, by building . gthiiij; but First-class Vehicles. ho very best American materials, for style, durability, fianship OEFY COMPETITION! Biomers «uuw'JMUe Jivantage in f' breakage"within a reasonable period dog it IMPAIRED GRATIS. ! D. B. have takeu bimc starting in icss -.uvliß FIRST PRICES at the -•flM)a Agricultural Shows agaiimt all A capital assortment] of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and to arrive, at VERY LOW PRICES. MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. REDUCTION of STOCK. IRONMONGERY.' RECENT LARGE IMPORTS have caused a £; 1 -c:,!;er accumulation of goods than trade wavvants, and we are determined 1 to bi.'ng our stock within proper limits. To' effect this, we offer for ONE MONTH from Ist July, the following inducements : Cash purchases up to £2, 10 per cent (or 2s in the £) discount; Ditto over £2 to £5 15 per cent (or 3s in the £) discount; Ditto, over £5 upwards, 20 per cent (or 4s in the i ) discount. Goo': •.'.•■ 1 bo charged at the ordinary prices, a.. from the account, when made ut;;, tho discount will be taken. Wo need not say the deductions are genuine, and made by us to attain the ono objeofc—A REDUCTION OF STOCK.-Tbe public thus have an opportunity of selecting from a yeiy large and well-assorted stock, and at firices seldom, obtainable. .'' pRWSHItfQ fSQUNQSQIiIir, ; Fender?, FjreiroM, Grates, Cutlery, Electro Plated Ware, Lamps, Bedsteads, Culinary Utensils, &0,, &o. ■■ .BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. Brass Foundry, Hiiiges, Lock 6, Nails, &o, Tools of ell kinds, suitable for all trades. •Sewing Machines-Wheeler & Wilson's, Standard, ' hand and treadle. Liberal concessions to the t r ude.
3BT. GARDENER & Co., OLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, LAMBTON QUAY. ITY B,y|F;ET fIOIEL. { gpEp6'Se*rp. y TgElsi JULY, KLioensing Uenph haying unapi^onsly ed to grant a license tq the above neif L tho Proprietors |ake this opportunity irmwß the rosidents of Wellington and' Its visiting the city that nr. expense 'v<3 0 in ßUre the comfort of all 'visit to tho Oitt Butfet y host brands of all linda \b will always bo kept in W & SONS, y v ■.Proprietors, :V City Buffet Hotel, CDTION OP THE JEWS J.N RUSSIA./." -,_ 1 : ]( .., v NSJON HOUSE BELIEF FUND, i an influential "MEETING m'fi the' MANSION HOUSE on ••WEDNEB- - February, the LORD MAYOR ng, to express public opinion, in re- > the persecution which the Jews of haye recently, and.for some.tiirie' leeu suffering, it wag resolved:-''' '•" liata Fund be raised at the'Mansjon i for the purppse (if finWjbnting.to re, ;)ie distress among the Jewish popula--4 Eussia, and among the.: refugees rpra, which distressl}asbeen caused, i rpcent outrages of wbich.tbey have ■he victims, and also for tho purpose cting pom? permanent; amelioration in 3ondition in such a rnunneras theittce may deem expedient, whether by ition'or'otheiwise j and that the Right ;be Lord Mayor be reqaeetedto receive tiitibhs on behalf :of suohTarid."
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1115, 3 July 1882, Page 4
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729Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1115, 3 July 1882, Page 4
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