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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1618, 25 February 1884, Page 4

impokta.v r Nonuis. THEKEVTZEAUhu r.KATBKtI MANTJ. BCIURIKO COMPANY (tarro), TANKiRV AND BOOT MAHItfAC. TUBING WOBKS. IN July of lust year iho Directors of this Company, (ecling assured that the public would liberally support an eatablismuit where; excellence of quality with moderate prices could always bo relied upon, dekim'nedtoopena KJSTAIL BBANOH IN WILUS-STUEET, chiefly for the sale of goods niiwufaoturod at tho Company's own The success which lms attended this B>a«ch has hem bo very derided, and lias so fully home out the hopes of tho Directors, that they havo now arranged to open other and stillmoro KXTENMVE PIIEMISESON LAMBTON QUAY, Situated .Opposite the Government Buildings wheo roods of Bi\ch a quality as will fully maintain tho character of the Company as first-class manufacturers will be offered at moderate piicia, whi'o in order to suit tlio convenience o: Ladies requiring a class of goods not at present made in the colony, a select assortment of Knghsh, French, and German goods of bust descriptions will always he on hand, Iho premises secured aro unequalled in the trade for 6paoe and comfort, aud the management hss been placed in the hands of Mr Ihomas Potter, recent large experiences in London houses thoroagbly qualifies him for the position. It is intended to open for business on Satmthy, tho 9th insL when tho thow-cases n ith their contents as lately exhibited at th 9 Christchurch Industrial Exhibition will hi on \iew. Byorjier, JOHN C. MOWBRAY. Secretary. Wellington ht Feb,, 1884. 1605

Eketahuna General oiure, ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, AND CARRYING DEPOT. neaviy support accorded them smcu cominenciDg business. They mo prepared, as hitherto, to CARRY all descriptions of GOODS to any place between Mastcrton and Palmerßton North, They have also a LARGE STOCK of GENERAL STORES of bea quality. Travellers can obtain FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION, at moderate rates, at their establishment, and Good Stables and Paddrckß arc 2d. 140!) MASTERTON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. MUIK& DIXON DESIRE to call the attention of their numerous customers from all parts of Wairarapa to tho Large Stcok of Carriage Lamps & Fittings The; h:.vu Just Jmi orted direct from the Manufacturers, thereby swine; all intermediate profits, and enabling them to give the public the BENEFIT OF THE SAME! Yehioles of every description Butlt to Order in their well-known, firtt-claßs style, at *rPRICES UNEQUALLEDTO Their Fame for tuning out wa'l-tinished Carriages of all kinds has travelled far and wide, and thoy intend not only to maintain it, but tO INCREASE it, MASTERTON - Coach and Carriage Factory. JAMES ROSS BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND HORSE-SHOING SMITH, Deßirea fo inform his patrons, and the public of the Wairarapa generally, that he has taken ovor tho old established business, so long and efficiently conducted by MR FARQUHaR GRAY, In Queen-Kihezt Masterton, And he solicits a continuance of the patronage that has hithorto been so liberally extended. J.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a guarantee that the satiafaction given by this establishment in tho past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright, engineering, and blacksmithing work executed with despatch and on the most reasonable terms. 1567 Great Sale of Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery, AT Cube's Cash Stoke, OARTEKTON. mHE PUBLIC of Carterton and NeighborJL hood aro respectfully informed that \V. CLARK ha'< rtsilvod to clear out his Summer Stock, in order to accomplish his object flpctsdi'y, tho prices will be arch as to eclipse a|] former (fforlf. Owing to tho UDBoasonablo state of the weather experienced this summer, the stock 0! gods on hand at head quarters is much laiger tban usu-d at this timo of year, cont'qucntly, tho surplus MUST BE SOLD to make, room for extensive shipments of WINTER GOODS. It ishoped that nil who can make in con. vui:ent to do si, will make .their purchases eai-iyin tho day, and thus avoid the crush which is lucvitai'le in the evening, especially ON SATURDAYS. Clark's S'desaie so well known throughout the Wairarapa and elsewhere, as being what thoy profess to be that any remark as to tho Geiiuinenffß of this Bale would bo QUITE SUPERFLUOUS. A few piicos arc appended as specimens: Ladies' Costumes, .from 7/6, Childrens' 2/6 Girls' Straw Hits 6d Ladieß' and Children's Rush Kats 3 for ]/- White Flannel, 30 inches wide, 1/Printa Bid, Pompadour do, Bfd Honey-comb Quilts Bedroom Towels, Jdoz for 1/6 Damask Table Linen 1/3 per yard Yard wide China Matting BJd Cretonne 7Jd Mon's Tweed Suits 22/6. Do Trousers 4/fi Mtn's Wnite Mole Trousers 6/6 Men's Colored do. 5/6 and 7/6 Man's Military Sox 3 pairs for 1/6 Boys' Also a choice assortment of Ladies Bonnets to be sold at HALF PRICK, and many other items tno numerous to mention, CLARK'S Cash Drapery and Clothing Store, CARTERTON. 1595 Under the dtstlu &§jMff?><#fty utii -no oncy Patronage of Jfigffiffi^ William Jcrvois. H. T. PRICE, HAIRDRESSIiR AND PERFUMER, Laiibton QrjAJ Wellington. OPPOSITE . ' GOVEENMBNT BUILDINGS.