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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1168, 2 September 1882, Page 2

The Corporation of Loudon received (last year nearly £IOO,OOO. for the duty it is, entitled to levy on coal, Tim duty dates from 18G6, when it was permitted to rebuild London after the fire. It is now - threatned with extinction, If the promoters of the Masterton •Woollen factory-,■ only knew the large quantities of' Colonial' Tweed): Clothing, Flannels, and Blankets that are weekly turned into cash at Bapp and Haras Emporium,' there would be no difficulty - •in netting-rid of shares in this new venture, _ When you pass Bapp and •Hare's Emporium, plekee call and inspect their stock of New Zealand made . Blankets.—Advt.

■ Householders, remember that you will be able to bay your Blankets, Sheetings, Coun•terpanes, Quilts, Carpets, FJooroJ.otns, at sale pticba. Ii your conault your own ■you will not fail to bo of the many wh( mil', throug to .the :Surplus..Stook Sale at James ■ I Sunn's, Te Aro House, Wellington -Ao. As we are positively assured that this extraordinary sale of Surplus .Stock will only last 14 days, it behoves ajKtfMjfch to replenish their-stores-of drajpjWnuabu. - lously cheap rate to make avd (early visit to Jamh Smith's, Te Aro Hons —Ad, Heads of families, .don't forget.your little ones 1 Boys'and Youths Clothing iB to be had oheap at the Suiplus Stock Sale at Te aro House.—Ad, Men of the Wairarapa should not forgot that they will have an opportunity of purl chasing all articles of clothing at a very largo reduotion from usual rates, and should ' ■ thersfore not fail to'be. among the earliest visitors at the Surplus Stock Sale at Te Aro Horse.—Ad. . '

to let; A : FABMi?aii/Biingitumati of 280 acres, ' 1 fehce'd in", with residence, &o, ■■■■ Apply to ;i s; v .T:'Ri HARfii