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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1565, 21 December 1883, Page 1

HALL OF COMMERCE, 0* THIS SPACE Ef SERVED rop. OWEN, SCHRODER & CO.' iimomicßiEm of GOODS FOR CHPISTMAB. LOOK OUT FOR i.' ■ SATURDAY'S

CLEARING- SALE! AT THE CO-OPERATIVE STORE, CARTERTON. BEENG about to alter and ENLARGE OUR STORES owing to our increased so muoh of late, before the Carpenters can begin work we dispose of our LARGE STOCK of having have to DRAPERY & CLOTHING s COST PRICE We have just received our first instalment of Spring Goods all to be sold at Cost Price,—We quote tho prices of a few lines below: 0 4} 2 9 0 10 DRAPERY, (to. Prints, per yard, from Grey Calico, per dozen yards New deaigus m Robo Prints Alpacca and Lustre, all Bhndcs, per Heavy Satin Cloth, former price Is lid, now only .. .. ..10 All Woolßiege, all shades, per yard 0 10 Ladies' Print Robes 3 fi Ladies' Print Skirts 11l Girl's Print Frocks 3 0 Girl's stuff Costumes, from,. ..4 0 Heavy Brown Holland, per yard ..5 0 Sateen in all colors Large colored Quilts for double beds 5 ]1 White Blankots for doublo beds, por pair 16 6 Soarlet and Wolsh Flannel, from .. 010 Heavy Blue Serge, per yard,, ~ 1 6 Peacock VolvetocD, black ~ ~ 210 CLOTHING, fo Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers .. 5 Men's Heavy Tweed Suits.. ~ 24 First-olass Tweed Suits ~38 Mosgiel Suits, equal to those made to order, at half the price .. .47 First-class Blue Serge Sails., ..20 Men's Braoes, por pair , 0 Brown Box, 3 pair for .. „ 1 Striped Merino Sox, par pair .. 0 Boys' Tweed Knicker Suits, from. 6 Boya' Velveteen Knicker Baits from 9 Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits, .. 16 Men's Cotton Shirts., „ , , 1 Very good Cotton Shirts .. -..2 BOOTS AND SHOES. We are overstocked with, and we a clear them at cost ALL OUR GOODS WILL BE REDUCED IN PRICE DURING THE SALE, W. P. ALLEIsr.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS SEASON, 1883-84, ' * rjHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST LANDED EX "WAVE QUEEN" PROM LONDON, SAMUELSON'S "fet" Mowing Machines. ' : SAMUELSON'S (P.) Mowing Machines, SAMTJELSON'S (P.) Balance Draught Reapers and Mowtri, specially altered to reap to nine inches high, SAMUELSON'S "Harrnt Qum" Self-raking Reapers, SAMUELSON'S "Highland" Manual Delivery Reapers, arranged to cut specially high, HORNSBY'S Patent i-am Mom "Indispensable" Self-raker Seam with composite road wheel and two knives 6/1! cut, '' HOWARD'S Anglo-American Horse Hay Rakes, SAMUELSON SPi we String-binding Reapers, This machine combines all the latest improvements in string-bindera, nth the superiority of English Machinery, LAM MOWERS! 1 " Philadelphia," " Excelsior," and Samuelson's " Villa," A Large Asßortmentof Fittings for Mowera and tap, including spm Caatrnga, Sickle Sections, die,, for Samuelßon s and MoCormick s Reaping Machineß. 1 WINE aad WIRE for Samuelson'i sud McCormlok's Ktapw, JOHN DUTHIE & Co., WILLIS AND HERBERT STREETS, WELLINGTON

J.. E. HAYES, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER to., etc. - • ■ _ Lambton Qdat, IMPORTER OP Brass, load, zino, and galvanised iron Ooppei, brass, and wrought iron tubing Cast-iron water and gas pipcß Pumps, houso and ship closets Rubber hose, and block tin Engineers' and plumberfl' brass work Gasfittings, &c., <k 'MANUFACTURER OF Distilling and browing apparatus Lightning conductors, pumps Water-ongincs, plunge and shower bath Hydraulic cellar pumps, and Bolf-acting blasts Hydraulio lifts, hot wator apparatus and evory description ol brass, lead, and copper goods. J, E. HAYES, Wellington Plumbing Works, Lambton Quay, "NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC, R. K.DATXS & CO., HAVE commenced, business as Wire ■Workers and Cage/Makers opposite the New Zealander, in Manners street, Wel> lington. Flower Stands, Garden Arches, Sieves of ail description, Screens, Nursery and Fire Guards, made to order. All kinds of wire .work made aufl repaitw. W9B GEO. HASKELL, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER & GENERAL House Decorator, Queek-Stbeet. ;, Masterton. A SPLENDID Assortment of DINING & DRAWING ROOM WALLPAPERS ; Dadoes and Frieze to match. All kinds of Dry Colors, and ready mixed paints, ,■ A large stock of SHEET GLASS, 16, 21, & 28 OUNCE. TIP TO 60 by 40 IN SIZE. ; Workmen sent to any part of the district. pBEYTOWH HOTEL U Waihakafa. Wm.HAMMERIOH..... PROPBIETOE W, H, begs to inform his friends and the public in general that he has once more become proprietor ol the above well-known Hotel, and to assure them that nothing shall ■be wanting on his part,;to make : everybody who may favot him with: a visit aa eomfoii*, able as possible.. • New Sample Reomafor Commercial •' Travellers. / A CAB MEETS EVERY TRAIN, ' Saddio Horses, Traps, and fiuggies ouHiNi