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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1497, 1 October 1883, Page 2

M. Caselberg and Co.'s WAIKAIIAPA CO-OPERATIVFI QTORECj O-OPERATiyJCj OTOItEO Hap lteceived, and are just opening 408 PACKAGES OP GENERAL MER CHANDISE. AND 850 OASES of TEST PROO! Perß.B. "IONIC" from LONDON, ~ „ "ESTBELLA" from LONDON „ „ "PARNEUi" from NEW YORK. THE ABOVE GOODS COMPRISEParkea' Spades, Shovels, Digging Forks Galvanised Tubs and Buckets, GalvanM. ised 4-Bnrbed Wire, Best Black M C Fencing Wire, No, 6, 7, 8, C A Wire Nails, WronghtSpikes A S Diamond Staples, Sor- S E bj's Edge Tools, E ' L Saws, and L li CUTLERY B l<) Ho lowarc E 11 Br as b Foundry R ft Goods, Building Mater- G- & tenals, Iron Bclsteads, & 1 Lamps, Eleotro-platsd Goods, C ut. Pruslware, Carpenters Tools, 0 We bine Machines, Y nders, Fire Irons Itc. l'tc. Etc AMERICAN GOODS !!! Sharpen' Axes in all patterns, Collings licks, Long-Imndle Shovels, Axe Handles .. ightning Saws, Hammers, Diston's S&wi Churns, Chairs. Broom, Clothes Pegs, &c M. CASELBERG AND CO, MASTEBTON and GREYTOWN. Spring Goods. Spring Novelties, c. SMITH HAS much pleasure in informiuj; tho in habitants of the Wairarapa that In has oponed up his NEW SEASON'S NOVELTIES. Comprising all the Lcadim/ Fashions -am which havo been marked nt the Lowest Possible Price. IS-ONE CALL WILL CONVINCE ALLTK New Dresses, New Costumes New Prints, New Silks, New Millinery, New Flowers Now Sunshades, New Hosiery, *c> &o„ &C. SPECIAL-** dBE< Men's and Youth's Geelong, Kaiapoi, and Mosgiel Suits, Trousers and Vests, <&•., direst from the manu< tories, THE NEWEST STYLES AND SPLENDID VALUE; New Oxford Shirts, New White Shirts, New Undershirt;!, New Hats. TIES, BRACES, BELTS, SOCKS, Ac In Large Assortment. Note the AddressC. SMITH, CASH STORE, MASTEBTON. NEW ZEALAND SHIP. A\\i\ PING COMPANY'S y LINE. - REGULAR MONTHLY DIRECT STEAM LIN 15 TO LONDON, n"]HW following iittgnificntit X full-powered STEAMEBS Will be despatched as underStwmcra. J?™ n PoI , , Rexist'r Departure JVjarture. Done. .. 4753 Lyttelton Scptci Fenstanton .. 2405 .. Sentoii Uli . British Queen 3553 .. Ociobc'r i O -!ft"„, "H® •• November British King,. 3559 .. December Tonganro ..4000 „ January Aorangi ..4000 ~ Fcbnurv The above are all now steamers, built of steel, and commanded by mon of great experience, The Passenger Accommodation is replete With every modern convenience, and the dietary scalo such as will sustain the wollearned reputation of the Company, The Homeward route will u'e via the Straits of Magellan, and tho time occupied w not expected to exceed 45 days, An experienced Surgeon will accompany *uh Steamer. PASSAGE MONEY.-Saloon, from 60 guineas upwards ; Second Cabin, 40 guineas; Steerage, from 18 to 20 guineas. Por further particulars apply in Welling, ton to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (Limited). Custom House Quay. JOHN THORBURN, THE Well-known CloShier of Willis-st., . Wellington, has mule arrangements' Willi tho Kaiapoi Wooubd Manukactumig Companvto get Regular Supplies of their Splendid Manufactures in the shapo of Kaiapoi Suits, in Men's Kniipoi Suits, in Youths' Kaiapoi Suits, in Boy's Kaiapoi Suits-Knickerbockers Kaiapoi 110-iery Kaiapoi Singlets Kaiapoi Drawers Kaiapoi Mauds Kaiapoi Shirts, &c., Ac, &c. *S'The (foods are All Wool, New Wool, and Pare Wool, i,nd, as an inducement • all will be SOLD at a ' Very Slight Advance on the Mill Prices!ll Inspection is Coumamy Invited. JOHN THORBURN, CLOTHEIi, *ft, Wiuis.Street Wellington." B. fi. CHINCHEN, Mabtemon.