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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1609, 14 February 1884, Page 3

■^amCL,: INHABITANTS OF MASTERTON, Daring'the 'past few months, bees to , inform them that his ' •' ! , J iSILL 'GOING ON In tho Premises' OPPOSITE iho .fimpiro . ; Hotel, AND, WILL CONTINUE- UNTIL THE is Jtill be Greater , than ever! !■ * MUST BE SOLD, Aud particular. > attentiQn fi?.called to tlio , REyiSED : PBICE ! LIST, : - THAN-;-ANY OTHER HOUSE " 1 ' "In Masterton. ~ . Men's Tweed Suita, 18s Gd Men's Tweed Summer Suite; 32s M , ■ Mon's : ,r.Men'B Tweed Trousers, Us lid,Bs U4: . Men's Tweed Trousers & 9s Gd, 14s 6d Men's Geeloug Tweed Trousers and Vests,' 19s Gd, 25s ■ Boys' Knicker Butts, 7s lid; '. I '. Boys' Tweed Trousers, 53 Gd •. ~ .Boys' Moleskin Trousers, 4s lid ■,■: v Boys' Tweed Trousar Suits, 17s Gd Men's Strong Working Shirts, Is 3d, 2s lid Men's Oxford Shirts with Collars, 3s Gd .v.-. . 4s Gd - • ; Men's White Shirts (military fronts), 2} lid Men's Bard Felt Hats, 2s 6d, 4s Gd Men's Tweed Hats, Is lid ! . Men's Soft Felt Hats,'2s Gd Men's Yorkshire Homespun Flannel Shirts, " 3s lid it. : Bo)"b' Soft Felt Hats, Is lid i Boys' Braces, Gd, 9d; Men's ditto, Is Men's Cotton Sox, Gd, 9d . , • Men's Merino Drawers, 23 6d , ' Men's Shetland Merino Shii'ts, 2s Gd <'' Mon's Cotton Singlets, 2s , .. Boys' Cotton Shuts, Is Gd, Ib 9d LARGE STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS • /.- JUST ARRIVED.- ; .Don't Mistake tiib Snor— JOSEPH PAUL, Next to the Theatre Royal, Queen Street, . MasttrtoD, S R. PRICE, '-Monday,'Februai'y 4,'488'4." ' 1541 JNTENDING; pURCHASERS/ QF CLOTHING ; SHOULD' VISIT THE ' ' ,3 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING-' ; FACTORY'S BRANCH, Where tliey can select from the LARGEST VARIETY OF FASHIONABLE GARMENTS ,' Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NE. ZEALAND' TWEEDS. ; Tho well-known roputation pujoyed by the Firm of Selling A GENUINE ARTICLE AT WHOLE- ' SALE PRICE ■ Has resulted in an increase of business during the past season, tad llioy cin uow • boast of having In New. Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the ..Factory produco, economising l)6tli : material and labor, and ensuring ts itljeir patrons, a further benefit in tho shape of a still LOWER RATE OF WHOLESALE PRICES. . UNDERCLOTHING, "• HATS AND CAPS, PORTMANTEAUS, And Every Requisite at Wholesale Pbiob. WELLINGTON RETAIL . BRANCH, ■ Lambion Quay ........Wellington '' 1602

1 Great Sale of i Clothing, and Miliary, pLARK's CaSh St&E, ; . : OAftTERTOH ... hood are respectfully informed , ,W. CLARK hasresoftred to cleat out his Summer Btpoi;, and; *in ordfiif to accomplish' his; object' speodily, tno prices will be scch as td eclipsei all former efforts. , ~ r -Owing to tho.- unseasonable state of/the weathcro'xperien.ctid iliis'summor,' tke'sfcoct of goods,on hand at head quarters is much larger than usual it this !tinio of. year/ consequently, tho surplus MUST BE SOLD to make room for extensive; shipments of . ' WINTER GOODS.. It is hoped that all .who can make in con--vouiont to do bo, wiirrii&M tlioir purchases early in tho day, and thus avoid the crush which is.inovitable in the evening, especially ; ON SATURDAYS. Clark's sales are so well known throughout the Wairarapa and elsewhere, as being what thoy profeßS'.to b ; e'that anv remarks as to the Genuineness' of this Bale would bo QUITE SUPERFLUOUS. ' Afew, prices are appended as specimens: Ladies.' .Qostumes from 7/6, Childrens' 2/6 Girls' Straw llats 64 ■ .;, Ladies' and Children's Rush Kats 3 for 1/"White Elannol, 30 inches wide, 1/;Prints 3|d, Pompadour do. 5Jd jHoney-comb Quilts 4/11 ' ! jßedroom Towels; Jdoz for.l/G |Damask.Table Linen 1/3 per yard ;Yard wide China' Matting BJd Cretonne.7Jd •' , V:•••. Men's Tweed.Suits 22/6,; ,Do Trousers.4/6 "MAIA fPwYiiHflKa'fi/fi ' ' Men's Colored .Men'sMiUtary Sox:3pairsforl/6,'... . •Poyß';.Tweid Suits.7/6. V'! : >' Als&a.ohoice assortment ,of Ladies Bonnets to be SfiItUtHALF- PRICE, and many other CtAßk'iS, Casli Drapery and Clothing Stove, •; 1 V OARTBferON, MBS WILSONE, in announcing that her school will re«open on the 28th current,, begs respeptfully: to, inform parents df'children,that she sssistedl.byJ>a arrived from England, who has had great experience insohiolß, and was for sometime Head Governess in a large school in London, and latterly was engaged in preparing pupils for Cambridge'examinations, . January 17, 1585