BAPP ; & Emporium. Buyat -<'• -• -» '"I'l Eapp and Hare's Buy at ' i ; Eapp and Hare's Buy at ■ ' ,a Rapp and-Hare's Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buyat ' Efjpp and Hare's Buy at Eapp a,nd Hare's Buy.at • Eapp and Buy at Bapp and Hare's Buy at ; Eapp and Hare's Buyat , Eapp and' Hare's Buyat Eapp and Hare's Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buy at : Eapp and Hare's Ironmongery, Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buyat. Eapp,and Hare's Buyat . / Eapp and Hare's Buyat Eapp and Hare's BOOTS. Buy at Eapp and Hare's Buyat Eapp and Hare's Buy at j ; Eapp and Hare's Buyat ■ Eapp and Hare's Buyat ; Eapp and flare's - EMPORIUM. Boots and Shoes. MEN'S SERGE SUITS gQg TWEED SUMS;.,;' j gg g KAIAPOI SUITS' TROUSERS - g g g^ MEN'S SHIRTS | g MEN'S FH/T HATS ' Jg MEN'S STRAW 11J : HATS J-Iu; BLANKETS l'l"' BLANKETS, III ! GROCERY. WHITE SUGAR " 0 O ft J PER BAG' ' TEAINI2LBBOX Jgg g^J RICE, PER LB. CANDLES, PER LB. : , OUERANTS..PER LB, Bid :"2 IRONMONGERY. ' ' ' !r: LOCKS AT ,-WELLINGTON PRICES. ! (:■ ' SHARPE'SAXES g g WIRE NAILS, PER LB. , WOOL BALES.' OILS, COLORS, SCRIk; AND *• PAPER; ! : SHOES.! 1 MEN'S BOpTS, PER P^ g g^ WOMEN'S BOOTS, 11,1 PERPAIR liU. BOYS'HOOTS, PER CHILDRENS' BOOTS Q D OA , , PER, PAIR PU m & Jik)s"G iTuCi Emporium. iinmipi Mercer^. Eapp and Hare's Buy at i] .'j 111 Y.l •. Eapp and Hare's %»ts ■ Eapp ana Hire's Buy at - ; Buyat Buyat Raj Buyat " a K. Buyat . Eapp. and Ho re's Buy 1 at' i -' .Eappand Harris Grocery. Buyat . ■ Kaj Bay at' 1 Buyat Buyat Bapp and Hare's Buyat l ;" I* ... Eapp and HarVs Buyat ; Eapp and Hare's Ironmongery. Buyat Raj Buyat - r ")'s Buy at Eapp and 'Hare's Buy at' Rapp and Hare's BOOTS. Buyat '. ; .i-: . .< Eapp and Hare's Buyat Eapp and Hare's Buyat;q •' ! E»pp arid Here's Buyat 1 . Cash Buyers of Bute, Wool, Rabbit Skins, and all Farm Produce,' RAPP & HARE. RAPP k (LATE F. W. HALES.)
EWING JyJ AOBIN ES DECISIVE ANDOVERWHELMING. YICTOEY; FOR TH B JONES I ; : FIVE FIRST PRIZES I ; • BEATING ALL COMPETITORS' ' 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, % gross needles given with oach machine. -'Strength, Bpeed and durability,'^and ilower in .price.than many inferior. machines palmed .off by unscrupulous agents. Also in .stock—'White's Singer's,' Wertheima; 'alsb'I.'Jones'; 1 .'Jones'; waxthread, Elastic, Rootelosing,' Tailors' and Dressmakers' Machines, n' : i, Oil, and. Fittings for all. Machines F. J. W. FEAIJ, Sewing Machinist' and General 'Kepairer, WILLIS-STREET,, WELLINGTON. IL LI A M S'ELI/A It, s . AGENT.FOR ! New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company. New Zealand Accident Insurance Company, ertifioated Accountant in Bankruptcy. , TEMPLE CHAMBERS, MASTERTON: I 0 N jl iO U t N DR Y ; ■ . -WELLINOIOH, • '■ ! . MILLS AND CABLE, • Ekgineehs, Boilermakers,' Ironand Brass ...Founders. : , l ; : 1196 AND , rjIOOMATH, SAWMILLERS, , A.nd ; Sash and Door mauufaofui'erß.' Rough Timber in any quantity ' Bupplied at Lowest Current Rateai ; STEAM PLANING, .TONGUEING AND GROOVING MILL?, '. " Every description of Oui'yed Work promptly executed. ::: ' Glazed Sashes, &c.,. promptly supplied COOK and SON; TAJL ORS : AND' HABli-MAKERS; ■ ' Opposite Government. Buildings',' WELLINGTON. ' tl AEMBNTS MADE "OF THE ■ BEST, r • MATERIALS. Style and Fit Guaranteed gOAUDINU AND' DAt, SCHOOL : ? COLE-BTHKET, MASTKP.TON. J 'Principal: Miss BEST/. A thoroughly sound ; Englisli : Eduoarion forins the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following, Bubjectß ; are' taught Vii ' : ' - ; - • French, German'i'.ltalian, Latin;' 1 Alge- :. ! bra, Music, Drawing l anij Neea [ work.: jd Dories tic arrangements are 11 liberal • and; home-like. . . Terms moderate. , .' Prospectuses forwarded'on' application;'' : The Third Term qf 1882.b'egih on'MON' DAY,'lßth'Sept«mber.' , ' ,i, ' i '- -v----l i; : Evening Cliesfor Frendh.S" ' ■
B. A. and Soil: Have just received, extensive- ' :i -U ,! /. CLOTHING. \, DRAPERY GROCERY ' 't{ CROCKERY IRONMONGERY/ • Which they can, sell I. than any other house in the Wairttipa, , : 'j!j |J ;<? ! I They have no need to'reioit'ti-puffing a, or BEST AND XOWEfcVI "" rPricekir ir , . •. .• / / ; i ideas ;in them. Their- STOCK and the! PRICES* whioMljey IwilAt 'i*■:' i •■'V;(• v' f • t' f i ! »t, ' at. once 1 convmces'purchMOra that yiere'iH prhctteafyy STORE in Carterton, viz,, " f- l iKi'li-.-iU. ii; ; THE. BE ST j #ssi> r .. ; %'i^M SUPPLIED CHEAP&B ils'tw&Whl [ VALLEY/,. . ' '.TTI'T .H'iO ?"!' Criterion Store;- : ''' , !Kv
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1242, 29 November 1882, Page 1
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707Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1242, 29 November 1882, Page 1
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