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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1539, 20 November 1883, Page 1

AT THE CO-OPIRATIVE STOEE. CARTERTON. B ). [EING about to alter and ENLARGE OUR STORES owing to our tusinesa hftrine osoTfonr I ABnf 1 tIW Carpeilters m ' )efiln woA m bM I have to DRIPERYTCLOTHING 5 COST PRICE Goods all to 1)0 sold at tost oauotctho nncoa fifntav linen belnw; ' DRAPERY, tfec. S D o 41 Prints; per yard, from Grey Calico, per dozen yards New designs in liobe Prints Alpacca and Lustre, all shades, per yard Heavy Satin Cloth, former price Is •:11a, now only .. .. 1 o All Wool Biego, all shades, per yard 0 JO , Mies Pnntßobes .; ~ 3d Ladies' Print Skirts .Girl's Print Frocks ~ , : Girl's stu 11' Costumes, from,. lloftYy Brown HolLiDd, per yard Sateen'iri all dolorg . for doublo beds 511 ut hito JJlaukefcs f"i* double beds, per pair .. 16 r Scarlet and Welsh Flannel,' from ~ 010 Heavy Blue Serge, per yard.. .. Ifi Pencock YelvclccD, black ~ .', 210 0 10 1 11 3 0 4 0 6 0 CLOTHING, Ac, B D Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers 5 fi Men's Heavy Tweed Suits ... .. 24 0 First-class Tweed Suits .. .. 38 0 Mosgiel Suits, equal to those made to order, at half the price, .. 47' 0 First-class Blue Serge Suits.. ..' 20 0 Men's Braces, per pair ~ 0 10 BrownSox,3pairfor : 1 0 ■ Striped.Merino Sox, per pair • , 05. Boys' Tweed Knicber Suits, from.. 6 6 %s'Velveteen Knider Suits from 0 6 Boys'and Youths' Tweed Suits, ~16 C Men's Cotton Shirts,. ~1 $ . Very good Cotton Shirts .. 2 6 ' BOOTS AND SHOES, Wo are overstocked with, and we shall elcav thorn at cost price, ALL ODE GOODS WILL BE REDUCED IN PRICE DURING THE SALE.

. SEASON, 1883-84. JEB UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST LANBEDEX "WAVE QUEEN" FROM LONDON, SAMUELSON'S "Gem" Mowing Machines. SAMUELSON'S (P.) Mowing Machine*. SAMUELSON'S (P.) Mam Draught Reapers and Mowers, specially alkml lawjt-n in mint iW,™ hi«l, SAMUELSON'S "Harvest Queen"Self-raking Reapers. SAMUELSON'S HlightanV Manual Delivery Reapers, arranged to ml specially high, HOMSBY'S Patent i-arm Morse "Indispensable" Self-raker Reaper, wnh composite wad wheel, and two hives r oft cut. HOWARD'S Anglo-American Horse Hay Rakes, SAMUELSON'S Me Sirkg-bhdkg Reapers, 'fhis macldne cosines all. the latest improvements in string-binders, with the superiority of English Machinery. ■ LAWN MOWERS!! " Philadelphia;' " Excelsior," and Samuelson's " Mr." A largo Assortment of Fittings for Mowers and Keapers, include sparo Castas Wo Sections, ftc, for Samuelson's and McCormick's Reaping Machines 8 ' 1 WINE and WIRE for Samuelson's and McCormick's Reapers. TAUAT "nTTmTTTTTi on WILLIS AND HERBERT STEEETS, ELLINGTON

CKAWFQRD AND CO, LIVERY, LETTING, & BAIT STABLES, High Strew, Cakterton. ""N supplying along-felt want, the above . firm respectfully intimate to their patrons and the public generally that no trouble or expense will be spared to give satisfaction, Buggies, Waggonettes, and Hacks always ON HIRE. Wedding Parties provided with Suitable Carriages. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS waited upon, and with samples removed to any part of the District at reasonable charge on the shortest notice. HORSES BROKEN TO SADDLE AND HARNESS, And bought and Sold on Commission. Opposite R. Crawford's Farriery, Carterton. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. B. JR. DA.VIS & CO., HAVE commenced business as Wire Workers and Cage Makers opposite the New Zcalander, in Manners street, Wellington. Mower Stands, Garden Arches, Sieves of ail description, Screens, Nursery and Eire Guards, made to order, All kinds of wire work made and repaired. 1498

J. E. HAYES, (LUMBER AND GASFITTEK 4c., fa. Limbtoh Qua?, IMP..OBT.EB OF-: , ■ Brass, lead, zinc, and galvanised iron Copper, brass, and wrought iron tubing Cast-iron water and gas pipes Pumps, house and ship closets Rubber hose, and block tin Engineers' and plumbers' brass work (Jasfittings, &e., d'o. , MANUFACTURER OF Distilling and brewing apparatus Lightning conductors, pumps Water-engines, plungo and shower bath Hydraulic collar pumbs, and self-acting blasts Hydraulic lifts, hot water apparatus and every d'esj ription ot brass, lenri, rmtl copper goods. J, E, HAIES, Wellington Plumbing Works, Lambton Quay,

To Preservers iu Meat, Fhuii, Butter, Uoney, Fish, &c. Tho Wellington Tinware Companj supply Tins of various sizes asd shapes for all kinds of preserving in largo or small quantities at LOWEST PRICES. Also Tin & Japannedware, etc, ■ of all descriptions, BABBIT-POISONING MACHINES, &c. LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE, Address— M. P. CAMERON, WELLINGTON TINWARE COMPANY, Wellington, 1459

PAINLESS. DENTISTRY. Mv Walter E. Hall. dentalTubgedn. (Registered by the Medical. Council oj London) TEETH EXTRACTED Uiidor the influence of tlio Nitrous Oxide Gas, FREE FROM PAIN. Adapted to tlio mouth on tho latent London principles, on the new Patent bases, VULCANITE, PLATING Oil GOLD. Complete Upper or Lower Sets-guaranteed to give every satisfaction-irom. 354 4(3. Old Doiitnres REPAIRED and REMOULDED at moderate charges. . Consultation and advice FREE. PERMANENT ADDRRSS- '. Cambridgo Terrace, Wellington. 141

GEO. HASKELL, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER & GENERAL House Decorator, QUEEN-SiltKET..' UastKBIOH. A SPLENDID Assortment of DINING & DUAWISCI ROOM WALL PAPERS • Dadoes and Frieze to match, ■ ' All kinds of Dry Colors, ind ready mixed paints. ■• .; . A large stock of " SHEET GLASS, 16, 21, & 28 'OUNCE. DP TOGO by 40 IN SIZE. •■' Workmen sent to any tart of the district.

/IREYTO'WN HOTEL \X WaIRARAPA. ■: ■ : v WM.HAMMEEICH PROPEIETOR W, H, begs to inform his friends- and (he public in general that he liaa once more become proprietor ot the:.abi>ve well-lmomi Hotel, and to assure them that nothing shall be ranting on his part to make everybody who may favorhim with a visit as comfortable as possible. ■■'■■■. New Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. A OAB MEETS EVERY TRAIN, Saddle Horses, Traps, and Buggies on Hira ■'■'.'. l«i

C. CAMPBELL. WATCHMAKER., Etc., , (Late of Wellington), EEPAIES to WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY left with Mr B. H. Ciunoben, executed on Reasonable Term', C. CAMPBELL visits Mastcrion every Satuidiy, and brings with him on that day all work which has been entrusted to his care, 1515