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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1393, 1 June 1883, Page 1

Harrows. E. W. IRONMONGERS and IRON MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AH MACHINERY. HAVE JUST:LANDED for THE SEASOK.-llovnsby's Patent Wrought Iron Ploughs, (Singlo ami Double Furrows), Light, Medium, and Heavy, CIRCULAR SKKITII|3. Extra Wheels, Wrought and G'nst Plougli Shares and Fittings. Zig'-Zag Ilal'i'OAVS, Complete, Medium and Heavy Weights, HOWARD'S IMPROVED DISC HARROWS ! Eight and Ten Feet wide, two and three Horse patent Whippletrees. Chad Cutters for Htnd or Power. Turnip Gutters. Horse Powers and Itermediate Motions. Broadcast Seed Sowers. American Winnowing and Corn Dressing Machines, and Weighing Maohines and Scales. We can offer spoolal advantages to prohasors of Ploughs, Harrows, &e., fee. WELLINGTON, Best Black Fencing Wire, Nos, 6, 7, and R, Galvanised 4-harbed Wire, Diamond Point Staples, Iron Fencing Standards, Wiro Strainers, Force and Lift Pumps, Wood and Iron Blocks, Manilla Ropes. Galvanised corrugated Iron, Dynamite and Blasting Powder,' Paints, Oils Varnishes, Homatito, Shecps Toe Primers, Saw Mill Tools and supplies of all kinds ia stock. WAREHOUSE & OFFICES, Lambtqn QUAY, E. W. M I I I S (ft C 0., AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STOREj Featuerston Street, Fresh Arrivals!! J jr NEW GOODS - KEW GOODS, js# CHOICE ASSORTMENT AND LATEST STYLES IN JADIES pLUSH JJATS LADIES' Seal Hats, Ladies' Velvet Hats, Ladies' Felt and Straw Hats, Ladies'-Maids'and Children's Ulsters and Mantles, LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS, NICELY TRIMMED, FROM 7/6 I Heavy Winceys, GJd per yard, worth lOd. New Dress Materials, New Cashmeres, New Serges, New Beiges, New Homespuns, New Plaids, New Satins, New Poplins, New Nun's Veiling, ALL THE NEW COLORS IN VE LV ET S 11! (Flushes and Sashes to match.) New Coslnmes and Underskirts, New Wool Squares, New Collarettes, New Hosiery, New Mitts, New Rustlings, Ntw Ribbons, New Corsets, New Lace and Muslin Curtains, New Counterpanes, New White and Co'orcd Blankets, New Flannels in White, Scarlet, Blue, Pink, Navy and Cardinal. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMLNT !!! Men's and Boys' Pilot Overcoats, Men's and Boys' Tweed Overcoats, Men's and Boys' Frieze Overcoats, Men's and Boys' Paget and Galatea Suits, Men's and Boys' Trousers and Vests, JS*MEN'S AND BOYS' HEW HATS IN HAED AND SOFT FELTS.«gj New Tweed Hats to Match Suits. New Shirts, New Scarfs, New Ties, Collars, Umbrellas Braces, Belts, &c., <to. WILLIAM BELL, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, DENISON HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS SPECIALLY commend the following Goods, which have recently arrived, and are now exhibited in their Snow Rooms to the notice of their numerous patrons and the public. Louis Velveteens. Tho excellent finish and silky appearance of those goods liavo elicited the highest econiums from the English Fashionable Magazines, and are pronounced the Leading Velveteens of the day. The prices at which these Goods can be purchased at KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'are 2/9,3/6,4/6, 5/-, 5/6, 6/-, 7/. Tailor-made Jackets and Mantles, purchased in Berlin by Kirkealdie k Stains; a guarantee can thus be advanced as to their proportions and perfect tit. Matalasse Jackets, a special German texture, and purchased under value, can now be seen. Stockingette, Newmarket, Long and Short Jackets, purchased in Paris. Dresses. 4 Mantles. Jackets. Ulsters. Dolmans. Dolmans in a variety of new Materials; Ulster in every shape and material, from Children's to outsize Ladies'. Millinery. Just arrived, ex Potosi, New Millinery in Bonnets, Hats, Ladies' Dress Caps; also, a variety of Materials for making up Ornanvnts, Bird's Feathers, itc. A choice assortment of Materials for making up Autumn and Winter Dresses are new being shown in this Department, including French and English textures in pluin stripes and the new fancy checks. Black Materials in new styles; a large assortment. HOSieryj Lacej &C. Autumn and Winter Hosiery in Wool, Merino, Cashmere, Silk, Spun, or Lisle, in Ladies' and Children's sizes. The Nun Embroidered Collars and Sets, just opened and greatly used at Home. Chenelle Lace, Brussels, India Mutlin, and China Silk Scarfs and Fichus. MoreSQUe Carpets. There beautiful Brussels Carpets having superseded the long-standing and stereotyped patterns so familiar to everyone, can now be seen at Kirkealdie and Stains', as they have just finished marking off two large shipments, all of which are the newest registered patterns and the best quality. Price, 6s per yard; bo'derf to match, 5s 6d, urnishing. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS specially commend to the notice of buj ers the selection now on view. Two cases Cretonnes, just landed, plaiu and reversible, lOld to 2s I'd per yard, Linoleums, G and 12 feet wide, 4s 9d per square yard. , Billiard Cloths, 8 end 10 guineas, Clothing Department, Boy's and Youths' CloHiing in every sizo, and will be found in great variety. All the leading shapes in Clothing for Boys can now he obtained at Kirkealdie & Stains'. Overcoats, 14s, Double-cape Ulsters, 13s Gd, Mens' Clothing includes all tlio latest materials, and comprises all the necessary textures for theWiuter Season. Overcoats, a large assortment, and at the most reasonable prices, Inspection invited. PORTMANTEAUX, GLADSTONE BAGS, AND OTHER TRAVELLING BAGS. BUGGY AND CARRIAGE RUGS, &c„ etc. ■ TERMSSper cent. dUcounl for cadiom Si; monthly accounts,- 21 per cent, over £2; and all other accounts gtutrtarhj. KIRKCALDIETAND STAINS. LAMBTON-QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET. / M. BO HAN. WELLINGTON COACH FACTORY ■ 0 Manners-Street and Tai'anaki Place, Wellington,