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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1323, 9 March 1883, Page 1

Announces Extra Bargains for this day, and the following week. I JJEFORE MAKING YOUR MILLINERY PURCHASES PLEASE INSPECT MY ' SPECIAL SHOW THIS DAI

• Ladies' Straw Hats reduced from. 2s to fid nu-iV . "tt ■■■■•'"' ■■■»■ •" 4s Gdtols uawron b Handsome Pompadour Hats ret duced from 5s Gd to 2s J Children's Sun Hats reduced from 2a to 6d .Ladies' Paris. Trimmed-Hats reduced from 18s 6d to sa-(i'a '' Ladies' Paris Trimmed Bonnets reduced from 20stoi0#l .-•■'•'■ \ A nice lotof Trimmed Hats reduced to 2s fid - A large lot of Good Flowers reducod to 3d per Spray Ladies' Nights reduced to 3s 6d 3 Ladies' Chemises reduced tn 2s fid Ladies' Drawers reducod to 2s 3d. An ENDLESS YaBIETY of Pique and ■ Oatmeal Pelisses and Frocks reduced from 12s 6d to 4s'lid A LARGE STOQK OF CORSETS TO 3 SELECT FROM.. . HOUSEHOLDERS WOULD DO WELL TO PAY THIS CHEAP SALE A .VISIT.' White Calico (Stout) 2s lid per dozen yards Grey „_ „ Is lid ~ „ •■ ~ Grey Sheeting, per yard White Twilled Sheeting (Wide) reduced from Is 4J(I to Table' Damask, reduced from 2s to Is 4d Bpdroom Towels reduced from (id to 2|d. Extra Bathroom Towels reduced to Is 6d Extra Large Eoncvcomb Towels reduced to 7Jd Lace (Jurlains in 10qualities from 4s Helper pair Muslin Curtains (Long) reduced to 4s 6d per pair A Large Stock of Flannels from 5Jd to 2s Prints reduced from 6jd to Colored Blankets 9a Gd per pair White. „ 12s Oil „ „ Ladies' Muslin Scarves (Umbroidorerl), reduced from 1b (!d to h\ Wid- Lace for Dress Trimming, reduced to 2d per yard 20 Boxes of New Frillingß, from 2jd yard Ladies' Linen Sets, reduced to 5d

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LADIES' . AND CHILDREN'S HOSE J.:"''' AT REDUCED PRICES. '. Children's Sooko from Id Per Pair Pompadour Sunshades (slightly soiled), ; . from 2s 6d ■ ■ ■ • REMNANTS of Tweeds, Flannels, Calicoes, Dress Stuffs, and Various Materials, all at half-price. Dress Materials, 12 yards reduced to 5s 6d i." ~ ~ v 7s6d .. ' „ „ 10s 6d These Goods have been reduced to a mero nominal price to make room for WINTER MATERIALS. Men's Trousers and Vests, reduced from 18s ■ to 12s Od Men's Strong Working Shirts, reduced from 2s (id to Is Gd Men's Undershirts, leduced from 3s to Is'l Id' Men's Straw Hats,' from 9d Men's Good Felt Hats, from Is lid \WA Lot oj Boys' SAILOR HATS Will BE SOLD CHEAP I im' Men's Socks, from 4d Men's Lout; Silk Scarves, from 9d Men's White Shirts, reduced from Gs to 4s fid Men's Cx'ord Shirts (Superior Quality), reduced from 7s Cd to 5s 9d Men's Brades, Ties, Collars, &c., all at re. duced prices Boys' Washinß Suits, reduced to 5s 9d Boys' Tweed.Suits, in every shape, to be cleared at half-price Strong Material for Boys' Suits from 10Jd Heavy Tweeds for Boys' Suits at REDUCED PKICES.

As my Winter Purchases'are very Heavy this Season I must REDUCE MY PEES EFT STOCK at any Prite to MAKE BOOM. ' G. W. SCHRODER'S CHEAP SALE! Ml MASTEETON-OPPOSITE CLUB, HOTEL-MASTEETON SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES. ~; x t ■ i ;m g « s Q j ; -i-r n TIT) > Q Machines angers .OllAlAjJllJtlb Machines >mgers Machines S> SEWING S singer 5 Machines ©MACHINES !!S~ DECISIVE DECISIVE DECISIVE DEOMVE MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. Machine " NoTHINO SOOOEEDS LIKE SUCCESS !" KHHoriHttHi J....8 |'NTHANKIN.G.Ih()ir numerous Custnhincs ■ mm or tne ' r ver y Peonage i hi, K s 'he past, wish to.assure them that no effort '' its of theirs will bo spared to keep'; pace with VICTORY FOR THF SINGER Machine, ft ° k f'? SH?ISK Kl!« ?v«y. desoriptiou.wliioh they -now obtain. •>;»« Their large and efficient staff of workmen Vl™ TOR IMS Sii willenable them to execute all-orders in the VICTORY FORTHESINGEU Machines least possible time, compatible witli thorough VICTORY Ml THE SINGER Machines workmanship. VICTORY FORTHESINGER Machines Machines ■**.■„—.. . „, , . n _ ~ __ ,_;_Macl«ncs -M.UU' & Dixon's efforts in the past Machines have been directed to turning out CarSinger's 1 "WO gold lnedalSMachincs Singer's T>VO goJ (i medals Machines feT W ogoldmedal«M^ Singer's T>VO gold medals Machines Singer's T"WO gold lliedalSMachincs Singer's ; ; .Machines SIS Beating all Competitors M , ach !" ts S"<- el ? n i- .ii n 1-. Machines Singer's' Beating all Competitors Machines Singers Beating all Competitors Machines &"B? r | s , Beatinc all Competitors Machines' Sinlr't BeaiinK all Competitors "^ Singer's Beating all Competitors,. Machines 1 Singers H ca ti„g all Competitors Machines |gS Beating all Competitors «g^ j©' TheSimplesUndß'st J£ Singer's The Simplest and Best Machines Singer's ■•' simplest and Host Macli-" Si The Simpiestaurl Best . M » c |' Singe* The Simplest and Best .' M " C h'a« Singer's The Simplest and fat- Machines CI „ ■ r \l»rl,inrc Singer's IkHimjtr M WflejiiafM Machines Singer's The Singer U UnquuUed JJacWnes IS #w»gw^:BE Singer's 1 lie SllUjer is Unequalled Machines Singer's 'J'/lc Silver (8 Umqlialld Machines si'^,' 5 The Singer is Unwalled J! ac !'i" os Singers „„ ~. ". . , T J „ , Machines Singer's "'<«.*'»*/<» « Unaimlkd Machines Machines Singer's 1 Has the Largest Sale . Mac g as the Largest Sale j^:-:■■•-ft. HastheLargeßt&le, Singer's ilas the Largest Sale Machines Singer's Has the Largest bale Machines SjW* Has Mi« Largest Sale ,s*%" IS THE CHEAPEST i J ! ac !'! n£s IS THE'CHEAPEST ffies ■IS 'THE CHEAPESTJIachines IS THE CHEAPEST Machines IS THE CHEAPEST ±" IS THE CHEAPEST'Kies IS THE-CHEAPEST- Machines IS THE CHEAPEST {J^PP '■■,■,■ ., .-. '.;■. •:■•■ Machines , Half-a-crown per. week... Machines Half-a-crown per week .Machines Half-a-crownW week' ; M^' l ! nes Half.a- c rowu;perweek; ;M S Half-a-crown. per week Macliincs Ualf-a-6ruVrif'per'~\veek'''- -Maclilnus ■ lilUl-a-orown per week'!. Machines on any road with ease and com- •- fort, and the measure of tuscess they have met , with shows their EFFORTS HAVE BEEN APPRE- .-'.; OIATEDIH A Capital Assortment of Carriage and Buggy Lamps, direct from England; which they are now selling, ready fitted .to Vehicles, from 80s ' per pan-. MASTERTON COA OH FACTORY. 1297 JWm THOMAS INGLEY, BUTCHER, ' GREYTOWN. 3EGS to inform hia friends in and about : ■ Greytown that he has talcon over the business lately occupied by Mr J. Warrington, and hopes that by a strict attention to business, and punctuality in supplying orders, to merit a fair share of patronage. 1302 :■ Branch: Office 11* s'- ' ; ""■"" ' , '.'":-Mai s "iii'MBTON QUAY:" M?< I s 1 : LAMJiION"QtIAY':. ! Mai «•■ UMBTUN^QUAY---* • ; LAiiBTON-quay: M " ;- v r lAmbtun quay : -'-m s_y . ' '■:■ ■.'■■■ '■■,.■•■-"-'./'fWai SWELLINGTON^I: SINGER'S JEWING .MAOHINES; liivery arid Bait Stables, •i'' ;, ' ;;i MASTEkCON. . J DEVONSHIRE begs to inform the « ir-lmbitants of the Wairarapa and the travelling public, that having leased the above Splendid Stables ffoiii Mr J. H, Uorbett, he. is now prepared to 'Give tk;Qreatttl Care andiAttention to all , ''HOltSES'enMkd tohh charge I '•'■; -' ■' -i :.'; Eirst-class-Saddlebacks on Hite. . j | J; DEVONSHIRE ; ; (£ateo/rinu(J,PnarKiETOß. 1301 ;V,i;McGREGOR-brothers,;: ~ i"r; U: ■ ■;, vPropribtoss, : : .'{-r' : : / : . •iTlrnbercutito any. wze and delivered., :