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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1290, 30 January 1883, Page 3

&2500, ■f, TO ;THE W0Bi«N& ,\IEN OP ' ' t WAIRARAPA. i .'.For a Few,;Weeks,Oiily.J, l M'fflv-Wjp. HiyS PURCHASED for Cash, at j ; ( tlisc6uiifc"ofr 3Si "per cent off cost' price, the Entire' Stock of the.' , colonial Clothing, and • general DEAPKRif COMPANY, NAPIER," to The Stock coiißista- - 1 - Men's, Youths', arid.Boys* Clothing, Dress Materials, Calicoes, Flannels, Blankets., Ruga,' Shcotings, Hats, fhirts, Hosiery, &0., do,, Whioh we mean to clear in a few weeks Regardless of Cost, And as the Colonial Company were only a few months iii business, tub Goods are all qnito new and fresh and of the • LATEST COLONIAL MANUFACTURE, Call, See, and Judge fir yourselves BEFORE :>,/?UttCHASlNffj.lijliSEVtffßSEJ.,, As tl'o prices willbe ;auch:as mi)st ensure a Speedy'clearance,'it : wiilbe impossible to- eiiumerAto. every . . at a Safe" ' ' like this!T)ie following are 'a'few quotations" Men's Blue Serge Suits, 21s; worth 355. . Men's Tweed ( §uits, from 22s fid—less than half price. „ ; Men's Trousers and Vests, 13si (3d; worth 18s 6d. ■Men's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid and 8s lid; worth lus 6d to 12s 6d. Men's Colored Shirts, from Is 6d.. : Men's /White Shirts, plain fronts, 2s 6d; worth 4s lid. Indies'' Dress, Materials, 4£d • and 6Jd-less than cost; Boys' Knicker Suits, from 5s ■ Hd.. ' ' CALL EARLY-AND HAVE THE FIRST PICK OF THE SALE'COMMENCES' . , . ON sati.'rdai; JANUARY 13th, 1883. N.8.-NOTE THE ADDRESSJ. McMaster & Co., Next Mr James' Furnishing Warehouse aad ■. Opposite'tlic Oxford Hotel, ' -. LAMBTQNQUAY., WELLINGTON, P.S.—For a' few weeks only. jyjrss MORI SON'S PUPILS Re-assemble on MONDAY, February fitli. Church-street, Masterton; i January 15,1883. '1277 .1--g(J AUDING- 'AND DA* SCHOOL .Couj-.BmEi,'' Mastkrton. : Principal: Miss BEST. A thoroughly, sound English Education forms the basis, of the-instraction given, and, in. addition, the following subjects are French, German, Italian,.. Lavin, 'dlgcbrai Music, Drawing anC Needle ■. work. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. Terms moderate. Proapectuaea forwarded on application, Tho First .Term of 1883 begins oa WEDNESDAY, 7th February. Evening Class for French. MISS BULL will EE-OPEN her Board- ■ ing and Day School, at her residence, Willis-Street,'"Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th-JANUARY. BOARDERS RECEIVED FROM THE qiKLS'.IIIGH SCHOOL, jyj-RS WILSONIS Will ItE-OPEN her Boarding-& Day School on MONDAY; 29th current. VACANCIES for a few Boarders attending the public school.: ••• . Perryjst, Mnstoitou-, Jan 20. 1283 ELLINGTON COLLEGE. . GIRLS'- HIGH SCHOOL: - Principal',,, MissHamimon, "Assistant Teachers'.] JonN T [ IINES aD( I • | Miss M. Ricuhond, . The Opening of the School is'EOSTPONED to FRIDAY Jtho 2nd of FEBRUARY. The course of instruction includes English, French,. _ Ijibin, '■ t Mathematics, Science, Singing, Needlework, with German, Italian, •Music,' Drawing and Dancing' as extra'sub.j6CtS,i.; . ' .;. , ' , _ , Fees—£3 38, and;£2.ips;]ser quarter, with : 3s per quarter for stationery. ' : CH.AS, P. POWLE'S, , • J ' IMPOUNDING NOTICE:: •' IMPOUNDED inthe VnbiicPound, Mttu""riceville; -i"-■■•vn--1 Bay ~Marej. indistinct brand • sy:■ O star on' r ': 'Unless': ;will ' sold by public on'Jhe:;i7th JANUARY, 1883, if 12 o'clpck''NOpN',',i'n :i ferm&-of J the,"lm-' pounding'ActJ 1874."; ■' • ' ,:i illult ■ ' F, JAGERHORN, 1269 . Mauticeville.