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S^MtEDitS: BUT MONEY,SPENT.in purohasing Olit) STOCK or RUBBISH brought to the Town- ; abip by Hawkers or Traveilibg Shoplteeyers is entirely MONEY LOST. IFTOU REALLY WANT TO SAVE . ; MONEY ' \ t : o: ' :! drapery and clothing- at, ... JAMESONS' CO-OPERATIVE STORE, ■ : , CAETBHTON, AND KEEP THE MONEY IN THE DISTRICT. IT IS TO OUR OWN INTEREST ' :,i ' '' TO GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY, ' ' ' BECAUSE WE,ARE ESTABLISHED " ' :i IN YOUR MIDST. 1 We nre'Sellini; tlio Balnncfl of oiii'Winter Stock <it ll (xl'eat Kcduction bo as to make room for the Sj'EING SHII'MENT. WE HAVE STILL ;Z:. ; A-LARGESTOCK OP i< di and Ckihkm' Black Cloth Jackets and Ulsters. Blankets and Flannels, f \ildrens' LONDON MADE Costumes. Metis and Boys' Overcoat?, and vit Waterproofs, awl also a Large Stock of Colonial Clotting. INSPECTION is INVITED, and we guarantee to give satisfaction.. ■ Our Grocery Derartment is as well stocked and tlio Prices low as usual. In stock English Ales, Wine and Spirits, also Colonial Wines of the Best Brands. , Jamesons I co-operative store, " " C.A R, TE R T ON. . W. P. ALLEN) < ■ , AND SUMMER UOYBLTIES ' DIRECT FROM LONDON AND PARIS, V NOW OPENING UP DENISON HOUSE, Masterton. ■WILLIAM BELL. SYNOPSIS OF FASHIONS . .

FOE SEPTEMBER, lIEKCALDIE & STAINS. IN arnoimcing and introducing to the notice of their Crstomcrs and the publio the Styles for the BenFon, Mepsrs- Kirkcaldie and Stains would specially remark on the excellence, variety, ant* magnitude of their Spring Imports.^ Hav'i g had the presence and judgment of Mr Stains in tho Home Markets, in conjunction villi MrK. Kirkcaldie, during the selection for the various departments, nothing has been wanting in making 'lie Exhibition of Fashions, as displayed by Kirkcaldie and Stains the most unique in Wellington. As all the departments lia-e now the novelties arid attractions suitable for each fully supplied, an invitation of inspection is extended ,to all with the assurance that for Spring necessaries the present stock Btauda unrivalled. ' THE SHOW ROOM. During the past few days great additious lnve been opened up, and during this month, from the Ist to the 30th, will be one continuous Feast of Fashion. BONNETS have been imported in larger quantities than hitherto, and comprise all shapes, the favorile being the Princess of Wales. ■ ' EATS—Patience, Lan«try, May Queen, Priucess, ij white, black, brown, and ficelle, 6 cases of which have just been received, per s.s. Clyde, ex Arawata via Melbourne. selected by Mr Stains in London, FLOWERS, direct from Paris, FEATHERS—A large lot of colored, fashionable flats, bought very cheap. _ , MANTLES AND JACKETS-Cashmere Mantles. Us, 16's, 255, to 4 guineas; Silk, Satin, and 'Brocaded Mantles, 45s to 8 guineas; Lace Mantles, Dolmains, Capelets, and Brocaded Grenadine Mantles. CORALINE CORSETS, unbreakable, from 19 to 36 inches. THE COSTUME DEPARTMENT. Contains eight casts of the latest, both English and French. ' Black Stuff Costumes. 21 s, 255, 27s fid, to 6 guineas .'Colored Stuff Costumes, 21s, 255, 27s 6d, 32s Gd Washing Costumes, from lis Gd, 14s (id, lGs 6d, to 4 guinsae Children's Costumes, in Stuff, Nuns' Veiling, Stockingette, Pompadour,'Oatmeal,'and ; " other fancy materials' • THE DRESS DEPARTMENT Is stocked with all the latest materials, including Nuns' Veiling. Boige, Walieck Satin, ' and a variety of other new and inexpensive materials, in fashionable shades. ' Satins, in all colors, 2s 3d per yard '. Colored Brocks, for trimmings, 3s to 5s per yard Blaok Broebe, for tiiinmings Zephyr Robes, richly embroidered, 30s, 37s 6d • ' . Zephyr Stripes and Checks, 1 yard wide, Is .. , French Sateen Pompadour. with flounces, Is 9d per yard ■ Oatmeal Cloths, in all colors, Is to Is Gd . • Prints, in tho latest style' _ ( Satins, Atalca, Twills, Cambrics, plain and brocho ( <•: • Tapestry Carpets, 2s 3d per yard ' 1 Tapestry Ca.-pets, very good, .3s fid . Frepch Guipure D'Art Curtains, 28s 6d, 52b Gd, G3s to 7 guineas " " French GuipuicAntimacassarß, admired by all who have seen them. i " Lace' Curtains,' netf patterns, just introduced . The Duplex Lace Curtain, being Valance and Curtain in ono ~ Every other requisite for House Furnishing, ' ' ■ Attention is Directed to the Terms:— Oter £2 in immediate cash payment, ono shilling in the £; on all Monthly Accounts paid 2J per cent, discount j all other bills rendered quarterly. • KIEKCALDIE"& STAINS; '•BAMBTON AND QUAY BRANDON-STREET. ' '

J, EILE Y, ■BUTCBER, ; : , ... M A S.T BET ON, WILL DELIVER. MEAT of bes quality at West current prices in jwn and district. All orders promptly attended to. ' 1000 Daniel Chamiel GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT; PAHIATIJA. | Bjo w H &. 0 C Sub-Agents for North' British and Mereau tile Insurance Company. . ' • And Murray, Soberts & Co. Cash advanced on 'wool and insurances ofleotedat lowest'current rates from sheep's : back to London.

JOHN WYETH, BOOT k SHOEMAKEE, . Maßterton, , bees, to 111(61111 liia friends 1 that he is iiow in a pcsitioh to execute orden at prices - v unequalled in tlie' Waiwapa. A great variety of Boots on hand at very , low priCCS. '' One,trial will be a sufficient giiarantee^ '■ ' U2Bi iT.A.IMB B THOMPSON - MiNDFACTunnn on . . lemonade, i R \TED WATEES, AND CORDIALS : J ' QHSBH'PIBBTi MiSTEKTON '•i" :i:U' 'jA',

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 September 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 September 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1191, 28 September 1882, Page 1

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