HiHUfE MACHINERY. IPmuW Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. IMPORTERS OF ; : ' ' ; AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY, I NOW LANDING AND TO ARRIVE, for tin. comiug harvest season, tho IX following Imploments>, which will bo sold at lowest prices. We mid ash purchasers to fajieafc Mr Matlmm whj to save dkmoktmtnt, HOMSBY'S HIGHEST PRIZE REAPER AND TWINE BINDERS with latest Improvements. WOODS' AMERICAN REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS with latost Improvo- _ monts ••■•*;. Ml Manila Binding Twine for Harvesters, tOBNSBY'S PARAGON COMBINED REAPERSAND MOWERS. HORNSBY'S PARAGON MOWING MACHINES. American and English Horse Hay Rakes> Scythes, ScjrUio Handles ami Stones, Hay Rakes and Forks, Reap Hooks, Sheep Sboars, iurkoy Stones, Eaddle, Shceps 1 Too Primers, Wool Packs, Bowing Twino, Ropes and Blocks, Paints, Oils, Fencing Wire (black and galvan.scd). Galvanised Barbed Wiro, Corrugated Iron, Fcucin" Staples, Hematite Paint for Branding, Sheens' Ear Plyers, Soft Soap, Stockholm Tar, &o, < . ■ *«^ (LIMITED) WELLINGTON. (TO THE EDITOR) Sift,—Will you, for the belter knowledge of your numerous readers, kindly remind them that Denison House is now a Complete Exhibition of the Latest Styles for Summer Wear, ill the Lattst Styles to be procured in the London and Paris Markets, including: Chaste Designs in Millinery Bounds, Millinery Hals, lUch Trimmed Hats (all the new shapes), New Millinenj Trimmings, llich Flowers and Feathers, New Brelonnc Kiliings, New Mantles and Jackets, New Beaded Gapes, New Broehe Capclcts, New Made and Colored Silks, New Black and Colored Jlrochc Satins, New Dress Shift's in Nuns' Veiling, India Cashmeres, Zephyr Cloths, Basket Cloths, Beiges, Satinellc Cords, French Sateens, Galatea Stripes, Self Cambrics, Prints and New Hosiery in white and brown Bulbngan, New Lisle Hose in Ladies' and Children's, New Spliced Knee Hose for Children (all sixes), New Gloves in Kid,Mk, awl Lisle (two and four buttons ia, black and colored), New Laces in Duchess, Spanish, Brelonnc, and Maltese in white and black, New Col J„,.„ii„„ V.... r.jv... II JT T- I 7 If 7 71 7 • . 7>. Hollands, Calicos, Diapers, Towellings, Shirtings, Damask, Piques, ; Mmlineltcs, Marccllas, fa., fa., <t\ Kaiapoi, Mosgieh and (kelong Clotkixij for Men and Boys, in Suits, Trousers and Vests, and Trousers. New Silk Coats, New Alpaca Coats, New Linen Coals, New Sateen Coats, New Shirts in White, Silk, Oxford, Scotch Twill, llegatla, and Harvard, New Hats in Leghorn, Straw, Felt, Tweed, New Scarfs, Collars, Bells, Braces, fa., fa., fa. WILLIAM BELL, Draper and Silk Mercer, . ■ ■ ■ ■ Denison House, Queen-Streel, Masterton.
IN ANTICIPATION OF THE COMING HOLIDAYS. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Have received per S.S. lONIC, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS, . COMPKISINGPerfumed Satchels, Perfumed Handkerchief and Glove Sets, Bciug Direct from Paris, are the first over exhibited in Wellington, tbey aro in rich quilted satin and elaborately embroidered in silk beads and would form a bandsomo wedding present, Floral aud other illuminated ALBUMS. Floral and othor designs iu PLACQUES. Fancy Carved and Plush BRACKETS. Terra Cotta Ware Fancy Handkerchief and Glovo Boxes. By tho 6.8. lonic KIRKCALDIE & STAINS are in recoipt ot tho latest HENRY 11. Huts, in Black, Brown, White, Railroad, and Ardvisa, together with a varioty of tho Trimming Laces so fashionable when these goods left. " Special attention is directed to the Immcnso Varioty of COSTUMES Suitable for the Holidays,, these aio all so vory cheap that Ladies will find them in many cases loss, than the mere cost of making. WASHING COSTUMES in Print, Zephyr and Sateens, excellent quality, 10/6, 12/6, 14/6,18/6,20/, 29/6,30/ 38/6, '42/, 50/. : ' ' '_■'■" STUFF COSTUMES m French and English, 22/6,25/6, 29/6,36/6,45/6,52/6,03/, 68/6, to 4J guineas. BLACK STUFF COSTUMES, 22/6, '29/6, 35/6,42/, 52/6,63/, to 41 guineas BLACK PRINCESS ROBES, 35/6,35/0,52/6, and 3 gurnets. ' DINNER COSTUMES iuSurat Silk and Nuns' Veiling ■ SIIANGTANEY COSTUMES > BLACK SATIN COSTUMES, 3J-, 4, and 01 guineas. GLOVES (Gant do Swede) PARENTS ARE INVITED TO Inspect the Present Stock of Boys' Clothing JUST OPENED Tweed Norfolk' Suits (new selected patterns) 9/6,11/6,14/, 18/ ' Tweed Westminster Suits (with yoko) 14/6,16/6, to 30/ ' Tweed Suits (now sliftpe, 3 gannonts), 13/6 to 21/ Navy Blue Serge Suits, in every variety of shape, from 14/ Boys' complete Jersey Suits, in the New Heather Colours WASHING SUITS,-INSPECT THE LATEST Whito Drill Suits and Naval Tops : White Sorgo Sailor Suits Boys', Youths' and Mens' West of England, Bannockburn, and Colonial Tweed Suits Diagonal Cloth and Sorgo Suits Black Alpaca and China Silk Dust Coats Cricketing Flannol Shirts TERMS-5 percent, discount for cash over £2, 2J percout. discpunt off monthly accounts kibkcaldipTand stains. LAMBTON-QUAY AND BRANDON-STBEET.
WANTED Known, that GEOKGESON & CO., having purchased from John l'limmcr Esq., his Athenamum' Tailoring Business, arc prepared to supply tho Gentle'-, men of Wellington with tho very best quality of lioods at tho lowest possible price, GEORGESON & CO., having justrccoived a consignment of goods direct from Glasgow (the largest over received by any tailoring establishment in Wellington) of the very best quality of English and Scotch Twcoda, L'aucy Coating, &c, can" -confidently recomniond thorn as being'just the very articlos that wil} givosatisfaction. ■■■.'• ''. ; It is scarcely necessary to say that fit and. workmanship aro unsurpassed, as ono' trial will oflbctually convinco customers that theycan't get better quality, fit,- or workmanship 1 in this city. ■ . -..-;;••.: Best Tweed Suits from £110s; Trousers fronv2l>s. ; '" -■ '•',''..-. A trid rcspectfnUy solicited. Georgesoirt Co,, ,: .;,.'■•.... Tlii/Q/RS,';' •■ Athennjum and: Willis-street, 'Wellington, 17 "IL LI AM" BELLA K, .-.'..'■' AGENT Mi /,:■!'•"■ .'.'.:. i New Zoaland lire .and Marine Insurance '■'■''■''■'■ Company, "; ~._.(.[ New Zealand Accident Insurance Company; • ertificated Aecountaht in Bantavpwy.- •■'•'
PHOTOGRAPHY. TO THE WAIRaRATA RESIDENTS. \J Visiting llic District, opening at Peatherstononthc(22nd instant, for 14 (lays only. Having imported the latest American Portablo Photographic Studio, intentiing sitters may roiy on the most perfect productions in portraiture, Instantaneous Photography a speciality. Out-door Groups, Residences, &c., to order, : Seo futuro advcrliscment for Groytown, Carterton, and Mastcrton, ' 1512 Solway Wool .Press, ¥F. YORK, Solo' Maker in tho i Wellington Province of the abovq Press, has a few now on hand, made from WBLIi-SBiSONED TIUBEK, This Press took.First Prizes at Dunedin and Wairarapa Shows, and BEAT THE ( SPEEDY PRESS at Canterbury last year.' '„ .. •■"■'" OPMAN CAN WOMTHIS MACHINE, Prico Lists and'particulars on application. ■■W. P.YORK, 1475 ■ ' ' : • Maker Knripnni, '-
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1545, 27 November 1883, Page 1
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