-BON MAECHE-. Fashionable, Drapery and Clothing Warehouse. I . ■-. • .: : ■ NEW GOODS IN -EVERYDEPARTMENT. L. J. HOOPEE & CO. MILLINERY,' HATSJ : AND< ; BONNETS. All the latest Parisian ai d London Fashions. COSTUMES .MANTILLAS. DOLMANS , km ' CAPES. , FISCHUES ; . '"■ YISITES JAOKETb In Silk, Satin, BrocM Silks and Satins, iClienille, Cashmere, and other Textures. L. J. HOOPER & Co. DRESS MATERIALS. NUNS' VEILING TITATINIA CLOTHS STOCKINGETTES PLAIN SATEENS POMPADOUR SATEENS , OATMEAL,CLOTHS Beiges, Lustres, Llamas, Mohairs, Patience Prints, Pompadour Trkts, Zephyr Cloths, Galatea, Stripes, lo,'. •OQ $ aSTJOOH *f Tj;—OQ $ MdOOJJ '£ t[ GLOVES, LACES, ' ' HOSIERS, PARASOLS. UNDERCLOTHING CORSETs. ' PINAFORES, ..Ac. L. J. HOOPER and CO. The Best Display of Drapery & Clothing in the Wairarapa, Clothing. CLOTHING. Clothing. MEN'S SUITS, COATS, TROUSERS & VESTS, & TROUSERS Made To our own order from English, Scotch, and Colooial Twoeds L. J. HOOPEE & CO. HATS HATS SHIRTS SHIRTS. Men's mid Hoys' Hard Felt, Soft Felt, Cork, Scrgo, Tweed, and Straw HATS. Men's and Boys' White Dress Shirts, Oxford .Shirts,, Regatta bhirts, Harvard Shirts, Nap'es Twill Shirts L J. HOOPEE & 00. BON MAKCHEDo not mistake the Store—Look for the NAME.
ARE YOU GOING TO WELLINGTON DURING THE HOLIDAYS ? WHY? WELL, I was about to advise you to callat the WELLINGTON CLOTHING COMPANY'S ESTABLISHMENT, Manners-street, where tho Manager (Mr J. COOGAN)can show you a splendid assortment of Tweeds, which ho can make up.into WINTER SUITS, m the most fashionable styles, for ;£3 18s, or pair of TIiOUSERS for 18s. JUST CALL AND JUDGE FOR, , _ ■ YOUBSELF. 1043 WAIPOUA BREWER!. WAIPOUA BREWERY Ue-openinq of Ihe Waipoua JJBEWEBY. i 'tt, V. SMITH has tlie pleasure to announce that he has purchased tho valuable Plant and Stook-iu-Trado of the Waipoua Brewery. ; B, Y, SMITH is now able to brew ami sell at ordinary rates ! .'A BETTER GLASS OF BEER, than any which has hitherto been brewed \n tho Provincial w'strict;' !_ ~ DUNEDINBEER will now bo superseded by a, better local article at a less price. T F ■ HA, V T?"' )LUMBER AND GASFITTER &s„ ft 1 Lambton Quay. IMPORTER .OF 1 Brass, lead, z'no, arid galvanised iron Copper crass, and wrought iron tnbin ■! Cast-iron water and gas'pipes -Fumps, house and Bhip Rubber hose aud block tin i Engineers'and plumbers'brass work j . Gasfittingsj &c, &c„ &a. ...... .MANUPAOTDBEEOP. '■ j Distilling and brewing apparatus i Lightning conductors, pumps ; Water-engines, plunge and shower bat I , Hydraulic cellar pumps, and self-actin j..,. .blasts ; Hydraulic lifts, hot water apparatiI and every d»s'.ription, ot.bfa, j '"';'"■ lead, and copper goods. !■■■■?■■■■■ J, E, HAYES, : '■' ' Wellington Plumbing Works, i Lambton Quay, •R/M. GALLOWAY & Co., I TAILORS; THE PRICES Charged ?,re VERY LOW FOR CASH;. • ~• •: LARGEST' STOCK: OF TWEEDS- IN {;., ;:THE WAIRARAPA, j .'' , ; ', TO TJRE MUSICAL ' .' ■ '' j DESIRES to inform the residents of Mas- ' Ijertdn'that he is prepared to give" '.' : | '.' i] Lessons oh the ,■. Violin, . brass instru. ,j .;.,',' MENTS.Ic,'/ ■' . j .■ At Ins residence, Queen-street. i Arrangements for Concerts and Balk ■■ ;i . .' : Undertaken. ■• , 1207 ■■'■■'• JThe Masterton Tailor, ' j ""''' PKRRY • STREET, MASIERTON. ".' : h-BTYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED."; .need to send measure to Wollingtsn and'': v;ovj.i-.ui o! biiiget-BlODSji ilh ,: Vv.i: 893!!
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1237, 23 November 1882, Page 1
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906Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1237, 23 November 1882, Page 1
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