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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1619, 26 February 1884, Page 4

IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE NEW ZEALAND LEATHER M ANUFAO't'URING COMPANY (Limited], TANNKRY AND BOOT MANUFACTURING mm. IN July of Inst year ilio Directors of this Company, Ceding assured that the . pubiio would liberally Mipport nil ostabliamtiiit where oxcellenco of quality with moderate prices could always be relied upon, deteim'ned to open a RETAIL BRANCH IN WILLIH-STHEET, chiefly for the salcof goods manufactured at the Company's own works. 'I ho SQCC3B3 which Imb attended this Bianch lias betn so very decided, and has so fully borne out tho hopes of the Directors, that they have now arranged to open; other and Btill more KXTBNMVE PREMISESON LAMBTON QUAY, Situated Opmsite the Uoveknment Buildings wliee goods of such a quality as will fully maiulni'i tho character of the Company as first-class manufacturers will bo offered at moderate plica, while iu order to suit the convenience 01 I,adies requiring a class of goods not at present made in the colony, a select assratincut of Kuglish, French, and German goods of brst descriptions will always bo on hand. Thi' premises secured aro unequalled in tht trade for space and comfort, and the management has been placed in the hands ot Mr thomae Potter, wlicse reccut large experiences in London houses thoroughly qualifies him for the position. It is intended to open for bnsiuess on Saturday, tho 9th in»t., when the show-cases with their contents as lately exhibited attha Christchurch Industrial Exhibition will ba on view. By order, JOHN C. MOWBRAY, Secretary. Wellington Ist Feb,, 1881, 1005 Eketaliuna General owre, accommodation house, AND CARRYING DEPOT. SRUTE & JONES, the Proprietors of the above, beg to thank tho Public for the nearly support accorded them since commencing business, They aro prepared, as hitherto, to CARRY all descriptions of GOODS to any place between Mastcton and Palmerston North. They have also a LARGE STUCK of GENERAL STORES of bea quality. Travellers can obtain FIRST CLASj ACCOMODATION, at moderate rates, at their establishment, and Good Stables and Paddocks are :d. HOD m mm MASTERTON COAOH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY. MUIR& DIXON DESIRE to call the attention of their numerous customers from all parts of Wairarapa to tho Largo Stock of Carriage Lamps & Fittings They ht.ve Juat Imported direct from the Manufacturers, thereby saving all interirediato profits, and onnMirirt 4ft mvrt

the public the BENEFIT OF TEE SAME I Vehicle? of every description Built to Order in their well-known, first-class style, at WPKICES UNEQUALLED IT* Their Fame for tun.nig out wnll-linisbcd Carriages of all kindb uas travelled far and wide, and they intend not ouly to maintain it, but to INCIIEASE it. MASTKRTON Coach and Carriage Factory, JAMES ROSS BLACKSMITH, WHE KL WRIGHT, AND HORSK-SfIOING SMITH, Desires to inlorm his patrons, and the publio of tho 'Wairarapa generally, that he 'lias taken over the old established business, »o long and efficiently conducted by MR FARQUHaU GUAY, In QOEEN-SinEET Masterton, And he solicits a continuance of the patronage ihat haß hitherto been so liberally extended. J.K. ■would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a uuaranteo that the satisfaction given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright, engineering, and blacksmithine work executed with despatch and on the mobt reasonable terms. 1567 Great Sale of Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery, AT Clam's Cash Store, CARTERTON. THE PUBLIC of Carterton and Neighborhood ate respectfully informed that W. CLARK has reßnlvcd to clear out his Summer Stock, and, in order to accomulish his object speedily, the prices will be si'eh as to eclipse all former ifforts, • Owing to the unseasonable stito of the weather experienced this summer, the stock of goods on hand at head quarters is much laiger than usual at this time of year, consequently, tho surplus MUST BE SOLD to make room for exlensivo shipments of WINTKR GOODS. It ishoped that all who can make in convenient to do so, will make their purchases earlyin the day, and thus avoid the crush which ib mevibii'le in tho evening, especially ON SATURDAYS. Clark's silesai e so well known throughout the Wairarapa aud elsewhere, as being what they profess to be that any remark as to tbii Genuineness oi iliis fialo would bo QUITIS SUPERFLUOUS. . A few prices are appended as specimens: Ladies' Costumes from 7/6, Childreus' 2/6 Girls' Straw Huts Cd LsdiiV anil Chilthvn's Rush If.ats S for 1 /- White Flannel, 30 inches wide. 1/Prints 3Jd, Pompadour do, sfd Honey-comb Quilts 4/11 Bedroom Towels, jdoz for 1/G Uamask Table Liuen 1/3 per yard Yard wide China Matting BJd Cretonne 7Jd Men's Tweed Suits 22/0. Do Trousers 4/G Mcu'b White Mole Trousers 6/6 Men's Colored do. 6/6 and 7/6 Mcu'b Military Sox 3 pairs for 1/6 Boys' Twcd Suits 7/6 Also a choice assortment of Ladies Bonnets to be Fold afcHALF PRICE, and many other items too numerous to mention, CLARK'S Cash Drapery and Clothing Store, CARTERTON. 1595 Under thedtatlii »ucy wished Patronneo ol William Jcrvoli ET,h,,v U) . HAIRDRESSER aND PERFUMER, IMMBTON QDAY, Wellington. OPPOSITE :' : • GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.:;