Ironmongers and Iron Merchants. IMPORTEBS'OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MAOH INERT; HAVE NOW LANDING AND TO ARRIVE, for the coming harvest season, tho following Implements, &c, nhich will be sold at lowest prices. We wvuld mh imrcksm to their Machines early to save disappointment. HORNSBY'S HIGHEST PRIZE REAPER AND TWINE BINDERS with latest Improvements, WOODS' AMERICAN REAPERS AND TWINE BINDERS with latest Improveraouts Best Manila Binding Twine for Harvesters, HORNSBY'S PARAGON COMBINED REAPERSAND MOWERS. HORNSF PARAGON MOWING MACHINES. American and English Horse Hay Rakes. Scythes, Scjtho Handles and Stones, Bay Pates nnd Forks, Heap Hooks, Sheep Shears, lurkoy Stones, Raddle, Shtcps' Too Primers, Wool Packs, Sowing Twine, Hopes and Blocks, Paints, Oils, Fencing Wire (black and Ralvan.sed) Galvanised Barbed Wire Corrugated Iron, tochifj Staples, Hematite Paint for Branding, Shoops' EarPlyers, Soft Soap, Stockholm Tar, Ac, WAREHOUSES, LAMBTON ■ ~~" QUAY, ANDFEATHERSTON < (LimTjg)) ~ " " 3 ™ T ' I WELLINGTON. (TO THE EDITOR) SHl,—Will you, for the ktkr knowledge of your numerous readers, kindly remind them that Denison House is now a Complete Exhibition of the Latest Styles for Summer Wear. All the lakst Styles to he procured in the London and Paris Markets, including: Chaste Designs in Millinery Bonnets, Millinery Hats, llicli Trimmed Hats (all the new shapes), New Millincrij Trimmings, Sich Flowers and Feathers, New Brelonne Kiltings, New Mantles and Jackets, New Beaded Capes, Sew Broehe Cupelets, New Black and Colored Silks, New Black and Colored Brock Satins, New Dress Sluf's in Nuns' Veiling, India Cashmeres, Zephyr Cloths, Basket Cloths, Beiges, Satinelte Cords, French Sateens, Calatea Stripes, Self Cambrics, Prints and New Hosiery in white and brown Ballmgan, New Lisle Hose in Ladies' and Chddren\New Knee Hose for Children («U sixes), New Gloves in Kid, Silk, and Lisle (two and four buttons ia black and colored), New Laces in Duchess, Spanish, Brctonne, and Maltese in while and black, New Collarettes, New Indian Squares, New Lisle and M'uslin Ikchings in white and ecru, New Costumes, New Vnderclothmg, New White and Colored Skirls, New Corsets, New Lace and Muslin Curtains, New Sheetings, Hollands, Calicos, Diapers, Towellings, Shirtings, Damasks, Piques, Muslineltes, Marcellas, fa., fa., <l\ _ Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, and Geelong Clothixg 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, llcgutta, and Harvard, New Hats in Leghorn, Straw, Felt, Tweed, New Scarfs, Collars, Belts, Braces, fa., fa., fa. WILLIAM BELL, Draper and Silk Memr, Denison House, Queen-Street, Masterton. IN ANTICIPATION OF THE "COMING HOLIDAYS. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Have received |xi'S.S.IONIC, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP NOVELTIES
SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS, UOMPEISINHPerftumd Salrkis, Perfumed Handkerchief and Glove Sets, Being Direct from Paris, are tho first ever exhibited in Wellington, tboy arc in rich quilted satiu and elaborately embroidered in silk beads and would fonr a handsome wedding present, Floral and other illuminated ALBUMS. Floral and other designs in PLAOQUES Fancy Carved and Plush I'IUCKET*. Tcira ColtaWaro Fancy Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, By the s,s. lonic KIRKCALDIE & STAINS arc in receipt ot the latest HENRY 11. Hits in Black, Brown, Wlr'tc, Railroad, and Ardvisa, together with a variety of the TriniiniiiL' Laces so fashionablo when tiww nmfa un Special attention i 3 directed to tho Immense Yatiely of COSTUMES Suitable for the Holidays, these tiro all so very cheap that Ladies will find them in many cases less than tho mere cost of making. WASHING COSTUMES in Print, Zephyr and Sateens, excellent nualitv. 10/6 12/6 M/G, 18/6. 20/, 20/6,30/ 38/0, 42/, 50/. *' ' ' ' ' STUFF COSTUMES in French and English, 22/0, 25/G, 29/6, 36/6,45/6,52/6, 63/, 68/6 to H guineas. ' BLACK STUFF COSTUMES, 22/6, »9/6.- 35/0,42/, 52/0,63/, to 41 cuineas BLACK PRINCESS JiOBKS, 35/0, 38/0,52/6, and 3 gaineia DINNER COSTUMES in Sural Silk and Kims' Yeiliiv SHANGTANEY COSTUMES BLACK SATIN COSTUMES, 31, 4, and H guineas. GLOVES (Guilt do Swede) PAEENTS ARK INVITED TO Inspect the Present Stock of Boys' Clothing JUST OPENED Tweed Norfolk Suits (new selected patterns) 0/6,11/6,14/, 18/ Tweed Westminster Suits (with yoke) 14/6,16/6, to 30/ Tweed Suits (new shapo, 3 garments), 13/6 to 21/ Navy Blue Sergo Suits, in every variety of shape, from 14/ Boys' complete Jersey Suit 3, in the New Heather Colours WASHING SUITS.-INSPECT THE LATEST ' White Drill Suits and Naval Tops White Serge Sailor Suit 3 Boys', Youths' and Mens' West of England, Eamiockbum, and Colonial! Tweed Suits Diagonal Cloth and Sergo Suits Black Alpaca and China Silk Dust Coats ] Cricketing Flannel Shirts TEKMS-ii per cent, discount for cash over £2.2J per cout. disconnt'off monthly accounts KIBKOALDIIfIND STAINS. LAMBTON-QUAY AND BRANDON-STfiEET.
PATBONIBE LOCAL INDUSTRY. ■ UISSSivMJKI 1 9VA SH »£lfl iTI been appointed Agent in Wellington for the .'ale of the superiorWlNES niariu-1 factored by Mr Soller, of Wangauui-Con-Btantiii, Muscat, Port, Hock, Malaga, Sparkling Hock, Vcrdeilles, and Sparkling Moselle. These wines took prizes at tho Melbourne and Christchnreh Exhibitions, and cannot be excelled. The vilm we sent to the Melbourno Exhibition, when competing with thoßo irora all parts of the world, obtained six prizes, These wines wero also exhibited at the Ashbntton Industrial Exhibition held,on tho 20th Maroh, 1881, andrcccived from the' Judges first award of merit. A prize medal wasalso obtained for these pure and unadulterated wines at the Chrislohurch Exhibition, 1882. Noto the Address—Oppbeito Occidental Hotel Lambton Quay, Wellington. Captain Laimbcer is appointed sole agent for tho Wairarapa; arid will • receive 'orders and collect money due to mo. ' '■"•'■■ M9G .'. .. GEORGE SIEVERS, ■ ILMAIT S ; ELI;A,k ;•■ ..AOBNTrFOR-linC.;.' ■ ■■'• New Zealand Firo and -Marine; Insurance ' .'Comp,any v .,._,. ; : ~ flew Zealand Accident Instance Cemjaiiy, ertifioated Accountant' in Bankruptcy,' EMPLE CHAMBERS, MASTERTON
PHOTOGRAPHY. TO THE WAIMBAPA BEBIDBNTB. VJ Visiting the District, opening at i'catherston on tbe 22nd instant, for 14 days' only. Having impoi ted the latest American Portable- Photogiapliio Studio, intending sitters may rely on the most perfect productions in portraiture. lnstantancouß Photography a speciality, Out-door Groups, Kcsidcnces, &c, to order, See future advertisement for Greytown, Carterton, and Mastcrton, 1512 Tf F. YORK, Sole Maker in the YV • Wellington Province of the aboto Press, has a few now on hand, made from WEIiWSBiSOHED TIMBEB. . This Press took First Prizes at Dunedm and Wairaiapa Shows, and BEAT THE SPEEDY PKESS at Canterbury last year. ONE MAN CAN VfOBKTBIS'MACHINE. Price Lists and particulars on application. ■ ... ' W. r.-YOBK, ' .!. . 1475 " ''.' "Maker Kuripunit .
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1558, 13 December 1883, Page 1
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