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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1162, 26 August 1882, Page 3

,-" ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY I THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING .:...:..:•- ■.„;.♦. .Sumlt-4 Single Article at the WholebaikPkioe. Any artiolo purchased and not approved of .will be exchanged with the tame' courtesy with which it was sold or the money • returned. Tho New Zealand Clothing Factory are 1 now displaying : NEW MANUFACTURES FOE WINTEB ; WEAR. The variety of stylo is pronounced unequalled in tho market. . .The display of CLOTIIINu and MMUSHYUtklargtslkilm Zealand, ■ OUR BOYS* AND .MEN'S CLOTHING Are adapted to the requirements of all . classes. Our school Buits we can boldly . assert are tho beet value ever placed before , the public, while the better chss of goods i) are manufactured from the PRIZE MEDAL , MOSGIEI TWEEDS, and in suoh a ] superior style, that henceforth, instead of ,-■ paying excessive prices, well fitting GabI MKNTB may bo obtainedb At the Wholesale Price. J We desire to call special attention to our t Overcoats this season, in heavy mil light tweeds. Itesidents in the country distriot-s are into send for our sell-measurement 9 (jjin which ensure all garments be sent " Jhe correct atvle. i NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, j. LAMBTON .QUAY. t A. CLARK. June 8, 1882. Manager. MASTESTON JEWISH RELIEF FUND. THE Committer, having decided to close their .Subscription List on September 30, will feel obliged by all holders of Sub. scription Lists, and intending subscribers, remitting all moiiieß in aid of this fund to D.W.McINTOSH. THE GREATEST SALE OFTHEPERIODI AT THE Corner House, Te Aro,' frfIffiEISSEWE —BIIEAT ANKOAL—STOCKTAKING SALE COMMENCES ON Saturday, June 24, G4 F. in annonnoing the Greatest , SiLE or the j/eriod, would remind their numerous Town and Country Customers and Friends of the Groat Bargains of genuine goods obtained at their previous Sales. G, &F. will sell during the Sale some very special lots cmisignea to them, and at their absolute disposal, whioh will be sold cheaper than any over offered before in Wellington; therefore, with great confidence, G. & F. cordially invite all to come and buy at Tb E GREATEST SALE OPTHE PERIOD. Good Scotch WinceysHd per yd or2s9d 12yds, Fancy Alexandra Winceys 5d per yd or 4s 9d 12yds Egyptian cloth 4d per yd or 3s 9d 12yds, Basket Cloth 4d per yd or 3s 9d 12yds Good Dreaß Serge 6d per yd or 5s 6d 12yds Real Wool Homespunß 6idperydorsslldl2 yards Kcal Coßtume Cloth 8d per vJ or 7s 8d 12yds All wool Cloth lid pur yd or 10s 12yds. Trimmings and Buttons to match Drew Materials at Sale Prices Black Silk-faced Velveteen, Is 7d, 2s, 2 Bd, 2s lid, 3s lid-wide width and splendid color, Colored Silk-faced Velveten, 3s 4d per yard all shades and richest colors Flannels, 9d, 10d, Is aud upwards Flannels, Is 2d, very wide, rare value Strong Calico, ljd, 2Jd, Mexican make Cretonneß, 5Jd, excellent patterns Strong Holland, 4}d per yard Lace Curtainß, 2s lid, and upwards Twill Shoeting, IOJd yard BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKKTS. Umbrellas, is 7d, la 9d, 2s lid Ladies' Strong Stays. Is 6d, Is lid. 2s I Id, and upwards Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 4s lid, superior style Ladies' Chemises, Is 3d, Is 6d, upwards Ladies' Drawers, Is 3d, Is 6d, „ Ladies' Night Dresses, 2s 6d, good and strong Ladies' Costumes, 6b lid, and upwards Ladies' Ulsters, 5s lid, 6s 9d. cheap Ladies' Jackets, 6s lid; usual prico, 25s 965 Ladies', Maids', and Children's Straw Hats. 6d,9d, Is; worth Is 6d, 25,356 d French Millinery Boniets, 6s 9d, 9s lid, 14s lid j worth 30s in Paris 495 pairs Ladies' 2 button French Black Kid Gloves, Is 9d; north 4s 6d spray, Feathers, (id; real Ostrioh. Is Ladies' and Children's Colored Hose from 6d Colored Chenille Squares, 4Jd. Chenille Scurfs, new colors, (d each. CLOTHINGS. ewTHixos. CLOTHINGB. Men's Bcotch Tweed Trousers, 5s 9d, 6s lid Men's Scotch Tweed Trousers and Vest, 13b 6d. Men's Geelong Troußers and Vest, 18b 6d j Men's Blue Serge Suite, Celanial made, 5 22s 6d » Men's Strong Knicker Suits, three garments, 6s 6d, 6s 9d, 7s 6d . Men's Harvard Shirts, lined baeks, Is 6d f Men's Sox, 4d pair. Mei'a Merino Sox, 6d, f, Men's Undershirts. Is lid. Men's Drawers, li lid. Men's Silk Soarfs, od, It. Braces, 6d, 9d. Belts, 6d, 9d. Handkerchiefs, 3d, 3 -AT The Corner Houwo, Te Ako, Cuja, ahd hamhrs-stbeki Hiaili

TURRAY, ROBERTS L and CO. HAYS ON SALEBARBED WIRE, galvanised do do japanned FENCING WIRE, BE auntaled, Nob. 6,7, nndP do do round steel, No. 10 Grass seeds and glovers Sulphur Wool Packs, various sizes Cornsaoks F llverißing diso harrows Rabbit netting, gnlvaniaed 16 g! 'THE BLIND BEGGAR. 1 X PICTURE, now on view at Mr George Dixon's, Tobacconist, Masterton, will be RAFFLED in a few days, 60 Tickets at 10s Eaoh. Tickets may be had from Messrs George Dixon, R. H. Chinoheu, A. Hathaway, and James Brown, 114? Upper Hutt Dye Works. (Nearly opposite the Oddfellows' Hall.) WP, BABBER, WHOLESALE GARMENT DTER. All Kinds of Garments Dyed, '■ Silk Velvet Jackets re-dyed and finished equal to now. Damask Curtains Dyed m. COWB. • Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Dyed : and Pressed. : N:B.—All orders sent through the Agents, or sent direct by railway to the Dye Works, e Upper Hntt, will be returned in « lk *" t « n n week from date of receiving the c y Agents—For Featherston, Mr Oakley Forwarding Agent; forGreytown, A, Y<»- m', Tailor, Main-et.;for Carterton, G. (V ■■ • r General Storekofper, High-Bt.; k. -• <«k- . ton, R. Wyeth, General Storekeeper, ) Qo.iea.-it. . 1 16;