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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1214, 26 October 1882, Page 1

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gEWIN G. A CHINES DECISIVE AND OVERWHELMING. . VICTORY FOB THE JONES I FIVE FIRfcT PRIZES! BEATING ALL COMPETITOBS! : And obtaining more first prizes than all others put together. Wearing parts of these machines are made almost entirely 'of hardened steel, and, have patent shuttle, bobbin, , and other improvements, which are supplied without extra cost. J gross needles given with each machine. Strength, speed and durability,, and lower in price than many inferior, machines palmed off by unscrupulous agents. Also in stock—"White's Singer's, .Wertlioimn; also Jones' wax* .thread, . Elastic,' Bootclosing, Tailors' and Dressmakers' Machines, " ' ":• Needles, Oil, and Fittings for all Machines Jr. J. 1 W. FEAR, Sewing Machinist and General Repairer, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. ILL lAM BELLAS] AGENT FOE New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance' Company. New Zealand Accident Insurance Company, ertificated Accountant in Bankruptoy. TEMPLE CHAMBERS, MASTERTON lON JI.OU NDR Y , : Wellington, ■ i ' . .......... MILLS AND CABLE, Engineers, Boileiihakeiis, Iron and Brass ■Founders. 1195] ' AND rjIOOMATH, SAWMILLERS, And Sash and Door manufacturers. Rough Timfoei* m any quantity supplied at Lowest Current Rates. ■ STEAM PLANING,: TONGDEING AND GROOVING.MILLS. Every description of Curved' Work " promptly executed,, ;. Glazed • Saßhes, Ac., promptly supplied COOK and SON, tailors; and HABIT-MAKERS, , Opposite Government Buildings, '< ' WELLINGTON. /Garments made of the best UT ■ MATERIALS.; Style aud Fit Guaranteed gOARDING AND DAX; SCHOOL OoiiK-BIBSET, MASTBBTOR. [ Pkihoipal: Miss BEST. • 1 A thoroughly sound English Education forms the- basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are .taught —. ! : ' ' ; French, German, Italian, Lavin, Algebra, Mtwio, Drawing anc Needle work. ■.! .■ ■ ..•, Domestic arrangements are' liberal and home-like. .. . Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. The Third Term of 1882 begin: oaMON DAY, 18th September. Eyenini? Oka for French, ' ■ !

B. A. El and Son H AVE JDBT RECEIVED EXXENBIYE SHIPMENTS OF CLOTHING DRAPERY GROCERY > CROCKERY IRONMONGERY/ Which thev can sell THE BEST QUALITY AND LOWEST ■ Prices, than auy other house in the Wairarapa. <, Thsy have no need to resort to advertieementa, or to copy "other people'* ib io them. Their STOCK and the PRICES at ; -which they sell' it at once convinces purchasers that there ia practically only one GENERAL STORE in Carterton; viz., , THE CRITERION. Sheep Shears ) TSE >® ' [BEST. Sheep Shears ■ Sheep Shears J Mark9ti SUPPLIED CHEAPER THAN AT. ANY OTHER STOKE. IN THE 1 VALLEY,* I. A, CARDENifi & SOW Criterion Store, I '' g CAR^ejrtow. ' I' A :.r.r ',-i .'iri'-; '.viKKiU !: ;: i , ,'! ii )I ■ ' > 1 -." ! .1 . ' ' -li :•:<