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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1289, 29 January 1883, Page 3

jcSSSOO 1 . £2500.. < ! '■ TO THE -WO&TiNG' MEN OP- "'■' ' . WAIRARAPA. . 1 For a .Few Weeks Only!" HAYS PURCHASED for Gash, at a i discount of 33J per cent, off cost prico, the Entire Stock of the COLONIAL. CLOTHING and GENERAL ' DRAPKIW.COJU'isY, NAPIER, .' : . 1 Amounting to v v ; :^2saQ,: The Stock consistent Men's, Youths', and Boys' 1 Clothing, Dress Materials, fiaiicoes, Flannels, Blankets. • . li'iga, Sheetings, Hat's, 'Fhiris, Hosiery, Ac,, Jc,, Which wo mean to clear in a few weeks Regardless of Cost, And as the Colonial Company 1 were only a few months in business, the Goods arc all quite new and fresh and of the ; " ' LATEST COLONIAL MANUFACTURE, Vail, See, anti-Judge for yourselves BEFORE .■. ■ y gmt(]HASlNG ELSEWHERE! . As y.p prioe§"-9rill 'a - ; ~'style. to enumerate" eVer/ ! ' 'artiole at a.Sale' , • " like this.The'following are a.few quotations Men's Blue Serge Suits, 21s; worth 355. Men's Tweed Suits, from 22s 6d—less than half price.' Men's Trousers and Vests, 13s; 6cl; worth 18s 6d. Hen's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid and 8s lid; worth ius •_6d to 12s 6d. Men's Colored Shirts, from Is ' 6d, Men's White Shirts, plain' fronts, 2s 6d; worth 4s lid. Ladies' Dress Materials, 4^l and G^d—less than cost. Boys'Knicker Suits, from 5s . lid. CALL EARLY AND HAYE THE FIRST PICK OF THE. Many Bargains I •

SALE COMMENCES- '• ■ i P N .'- , SITM,' JANUAHY i 3tli, 1883. KH.—NOTE d'lIE ADDRESS— '■ J.. McMaster <fe Go., Next Mv Junes'' Furnishing Warehouse and Opposite tlio Oxford Hotel, LAMBXQN QUAY, WELLINGTON,. P.Si—For a few weeks only, JJISS .MORI SON'S PUPILS Re-assenvblo on MONDAY, . .■ February sth. Cliuroli-atrfiet, Maatevton,: • January 15,1883. ... 1277 jgOAKDINU. AND DA*, SCHOOL .. Prinojpal ! Miss 'BEST. ' .i, -—'• . l ' v A thoroughly. sound English Eduoation forms the basis of the instruction given, arid, in addition, the following subjects are taught —. French, German, Italian, Lavin, Algo- . bra, Music, Drawing anc Needle work. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. The First Term of 1883 begins on WEDNESDAY, 7th February. Evening 01;iss for French. ■ •' MISS BULL will EE-OPEN her Board" ing and Day School, at her residence) Willis-Street, Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the24thJANUARY. , - BOARDERS RECEIVED FROM THE GIRLS'HIGH SCHOOL. JJRS WILSONE Will RE-OPEN her ,^oai*cling , & Day School on'MONDAI; 29th current; VACANCIES for a few-Boarders atteuding the public school. •• Perry-st, Masterton, Jan 20. . 1283 E.LLINGTON. COLLEGE. 'GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Principal ~.' Miss Hamilton, Mr John Innes and Assistant leacheis j Miss M, Richmond. ; Tlle Opening of the Scho'&l is POSTPONED to FRIDAY |the ! 2nd of FEBRUARY." The course # instruction includes '.English,. French, ■ • Latin, 1 • Mathematics,- Science, Singing, Needlework ."with German, Italian, Music, Drawing and Dancing as extra " Subjects; • . Fees-£3 3s, and-£2 lOa.per .quarter, with 3sper quarter .for stationery.:.' ■: ' '.vv CHAS.jP. POWLES, 1280 1 , '.Secretary. . ;. IMPOUNDIKG .NOTICE. . IMPOUNDED in the ttiblio Pound,' Mau- • JL- rioeville; f 1 Bay V-Mai'es''indistinct; brand. !: i v : ; off shoulder,; small, white star : oh ' ''''forehead:- '' Unless redeemed, will be soldi' by -public" , auction on.-tlio 17tli JASUARY, 1883, at .12 o'clock; NOON, 1 in; termß of the "Impounding Aot, 1874." : ■ P. JAGERHORN, 1269' Mauriceville. 1