mm OP C(pMMERiOEi |;Vv ; o'&. : :^;;^HEQl^ ; ;>- : V Announces Jxti Brains for this daW^t IgEFOREMAKING YOURMILLINERYPUROHASBS PLEASE INSPECT MF l-^-^ijiiwip'Dii: I''! 1 ''! Ladies* Straw Hats reduced from 2s to.6d EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LADIES']u;u. "i"n 1' W' V: 4 ' 6dt6ls AND CHILDREN'S HOSE/ I duoedfrom 5e 6rl to 2b'■•■''. •' nmnir/mr. ' 6h.ldr.Vß Sun Hats reduced from 2s to 6d DEDUCED f PRICES,, ■ Ladies'Pnrie Trimmed HaU reduoed from ; «.,, ~, ,~7 ',„"„'/,.,., ?' 18s fid to 5s ed " '*' Ohildren'fl Socks from Id Per Pair; ' : ladies' Paris Trimmed Bonnets reduced from ': • 80s to lOa fid >:.;■■<■ <" • A nice lot of Trimmed Hats reduoedto 2a 6d „ . • • A large lot of Good flowers reduced to, 3d Pom P"WM 'Sunshades 'slightly soiled), ; per Spray -i- . , : from 25,6 d • ,: Bodies' Nights reduced to 3s 6d ■ .'. REMNANTS of Tweeds, Flannels, Calicoes', ladies' Chemises reduced to 2s fid , Dress Stuffs, and Various Materials, all Mies'Drawers reduced to 2s 3d at half-price. An ENDLESS VARIETY of Pique and ' i. Oatmeal Pelisses and Frocks reduced : from 12s 8d to 4s lid A LARGE STOCK OF CORSETS TO DreßS Materia ' R . l2 yards reduced to 5a 6d i SELECT FROM, ' •■ " : '* J"' .;" Jf'X it ii „ ius od - ■ These Goods have been reduced to a mere I HOUSEHOLDERS WOULD DO WELL ?T' iDal price to raake room for WINTEB j 1 TOPAYTHIS V MATEIiIALS - ■•'■ ■■■■:''! : CHEAP SALE A VISIT. - - - Men'B Trousers and Vests, reduced from 18s [ico(S t out)jmperdo Z en y ards Working Shirts, reduced te White Twilled .Sheeting (Wide) reduced jJ m «J^«*'*.»^fc««>a'tolalld ; fromls4Jdiolofd ' m > xm ™ Mens Straw■ Hah. from M . , Table Damask, reduced from 2s to Is 4d Hats, from Is lid : Bedroom Towels educed from fid to 2Jd - — { t o ,ls6 J d i mA Lot <*f MIWRHATS Will tatra Large Honeycomb Towels reduced to BE SOLD CHEAP 11 IS* Lace Carfains in 10 qualities from 4s lid per "~ ; W Men's Socks, from 4d Muslin Curtains (Long) reduced to 4s 6d per Mou's Long Silk Scarves, from 9d' . l P lir Men's White Shirts, reduced from 6s to 4s 6d A. Large Stock of Flannels from 5Jd to 2s Men's Oxford Shirts (Superior Quality), re. Pi:mts reduced from 6}d to 3Jd duond from 7a 6d to 5s 9d . "■ Colored Blankets 9a fid per pair Men's Braces, Ties, Collars,' Ac., all at re. White- „ 12s 6d „~" ducedprices Ladies' Muslin Scarves (Embroidered), re- Boys' Washing Suits, reduced to 6s9d' '' duced from h fid to 61' Boys' Tweed Suits, in' every shape to be Widp Laco.for Dress Trimming, reduced to oleared at half-price m ■ ■\ : .-^r I 2d per yard Strong Material for Boys' Suits from 10Jd ' 20; Boxes of New Mings, from 2J& yard', Heavy Tweeds for Boys' Suits atREDUCED Ladies' Linen Sets, reduced to 5d PRICES, As my Winter Purchases are very Heavy this Season I must REDUCE MY PRESENT STOCK at anyPrite to MAKE ROOM. G. W. SCHRODER'S CHEAP SALE! MASTEETON-OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL-MASTERM SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES;' * SIN-GEE'SiS? 1 8 Machine, '"mASTERTON ... MACHINES teas : m4/nr ;• Machines ' COACH FACTORY. DKCISIVE DECISIVE DECISIVE " Nothing Succeeds Like Success 1" mm &~dixon Sinter's AND OVERWHELMINGEE T v to.™, ",i ■ '■■ •«'* SjnIeAAND OVERWHELMS™ T N ™ A ™ their numerous Custo§!"Ber, s AND OVERWHKLMINGMmIi"»« :J- Weft. for. their very liberal patronage i: Sneers*™" thfltviat mU t„ „«.„»„ u.— «,„•„» .««a'.i. a oinuaiv •■•—•:•■—■ ffi| VU/TOUV FOR THE SINGER Machines |S! VICTORY FOR THB SINGER Machines J>'nger s ■ _Machines Singers .Machines S]ng«sTWO gold medalSMachints Sjng«;s Two gold medolsKS Singers TwO gold liiedalSMacluues S;ng« s XTVO ffOl d medalK Machines g! n E {r , 5 Two a-old mGdalK Machi " cs SjngersiWOgOiuiuouiU(s M s Smger's TWO gold medalSMachincs Singers TWO gold medalsM.uliines anpf s Z. ; , , .Machines K" gating all Competitors ***£ Singer's Beating all Competitors Machines Singcrjs Beating'all Competitors Machines cE'l Beatin ß! all Competitors Macjnnes' SS Beating all Competitors Jg« Sjnger's Beating all Competitors Machines gfj Beating all Competitors "gjg.S{S' TheSimple s tandß,st Jffi Singer's The Simplest and Best Machines W 5 The Simplest and Rest Machines sEs The Simplest and Best ""j 1 ' 8 * Sin|er's The Simplest and Best K Singer's The Simplest and Best Machines Singers Machines It's TkSwjerisUneimM JSSto SingerV The Singer .is Unequalled Machines Sw r , s The Singer is Ummulled \^* IS; Singcfs J/ieoißj/erwt/illiijKfliy Machines Singer's 2'/ lc si„jj,. ; 8 Machines Singer's IMi>mgtru\ Unequalled Machines '. s ut. .1 ... i '—Machines ■'s . : Has ne largest Sale , . Machines Singer's Has the Largest Sale .Machines §»e«s . Has the Largest Sale. \\«s™* IS HastbeiajgestSale., SJHgerjs Has the Largest Sale Machines Singer's Has the Largest bale Machines K »*» - r's . Has the Largeßt Sale Machines r's : : :—— Machines ■KI * s THE : CHEAPEST J! ac !!! nes ' Singer's IS THE, .CHEAPEST Machines Singers jg rjigg- CHEAPEST Machines |SriS THE : Singers IS.. THE CHEAPEST Machines Singer's IS THE CHEAPEST' Machines ■JS; IS; THE ■CHEAPEST ■*»£ Singer's" T~ l ~ ; Machines :angert Half-a-crown per week -Machines Singer's., flall-a-crown per week/ Machines Half-a-crbwn uw week 1 : Mac !!! nes Singers : .flalf-a-crown per .week ; Machines Singers 'Half-a-crown per week ',' Machines Singer's liali-a-crown per week Machines ~J"|"s Branch Onlce S^ workmanship. Muir & Dixon's efforts in the past I have been directed to turning out Car-; | riages fit to carry their Ciisto on any road with ease and com- ' ' fort, and the measure of suscess they have met with shows their EFFORTS- HAVE BEEN APPRECIATED! 11 A Capital Assortment of Carria(_ Buggy Lamps, direct, from England, which thoy are now selling, ready fitted to' Vehicles, from 80s' peruair. MASTERTON COACH FACTORY, 5 1297 'Singers LAMBIUN SihgeA LAMBiON QUAY iSingcra tajiUl'mM niUV i. Singer's LAMBTON QUAY Smjer's iiiISSWELWNGTON. I'iiirJ- biiieife &ji-ii!'jv;te mm Mi THOMAS INGLEYj BUTCHKR,'-.;"...';,. '■'!, GREYTOWN. '.' ' /: BEGS to inform his friends in and about Grey town that he has taken over'the business lately occupied by Mr J. Warring-, ton, and hopes that by a atriot attention to ; business, and punctuality in supplying orders, to.merit a fair share of patronage. ■-'.:■■ .■■■:,,:■• ,1302 EMPIRE ' Livery and Bait Stables, MASTERTON. T DEVONSHIRE begs to inform the V t inhabitants of the Wairarapa and the travelling public that having leased the above ' —"" J <r " HORSES enlrtnied to hh charge I * i .-ji' First-class Saddle Hacks on 'Hire. '; J. DEVONSHIRE ' irPPER PLAIN SAW MILL"' i Proprietors •"■'•i' Timber out to any ske and delivered,, i'Jj'l. \)>) fie i ihu;>iii v j iit/iiJ
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1319, 5 March 1883, Page 1
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