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AUTUMN, 1884 __ WITER, ll» 0- COMPLETE RANGE OP FASHIONS Now on View'at DENISON HOUSE. DENIBON HOUSE. MASTERTON, MILLINERY-HATS: Henry II„ Henry 111., and all oilier NEW Shapes. FRUIT FLOWERS! I FRUIT MOWERS 1! FRUIT. FLOWERS ! I FUR CAPES—FuII rango of Sizes in Black and Brown, Brocatollo Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters! Costumes Ladies I Costumes Girls! Costumes Childrens! LOUIS VELVETEENS. LOUIS VELVETEENS. In BLACK and all the Fasliionablc Shades. | Kewcst Designs in Dress Fabrics, Homespun Fancy Tweeds, Costaa Cloths. &c Hosier} in Ladies'and Children's. Cashmere, Mtrino, Lambs' Wool, and Cotton, all shadea. Mosgid Hosiery in Brown, Navy, Dark Grey, and Heather, all sizos, Lace Collars, Collarettes, and Wool Goodß iu Great Variety. Flauuels ia White, Blue, Pink, Navy, Scarlet, and Maroou. Blankets, overy size, and bales to select from. CLOTHING." CLOTHING. Men's and Boys' Macintosh Coats. Men's and Boys' Pilot and Twoed Overcoats, MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING 11 Men's and Boys' Hats, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Scarfs, Ac. INSPECTION INVITED. WILLIAM BELL, DENISON HOUSE QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. E, W, Mills & Go,, Limited, IMPORTERS OF HAYE JUST LANDED FOR THE COMING SEAbONHORNSBY'S TTIGHESTT|RIZET)EAPERS& mWINM "HINDERS I OHKBura Highest XRI2E JcvEAPEiis & ±wine Dindersi With all the Latest Improvement and Extras. HOBNSBY'S COMBINED REAPERS & MOWERS, HOENSBY'S MOWING MACHINES. i{Rfi(M^MB!M For Hornsby's, Woods', and other Machines, STEEL BIDDING WIRE! American Horse Hay Rakes! TT»T»-iTTi«m niftftT m The Now American Solid Steel Scythes, Scythe Handles HARVEST TOOLS— Hay Forks, Hay Rakes, Reap Hooks 4-BARBED GALVANISED FENCING WIRE ! write EARiiY-We shall to plowed to give you ovoyyiuforaation, E, W, MillsTCo,, Limited, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WELLINGTON. Announce the Amiival of their Second Semes of AUTUMN AND WINTER SHIPMENTS To which they Respectfully Invite Attenlion. ThcShow Room is specially attractive, while the followiug goods arc well worth inspection ;—Walking Jackets lGs Gd, worth 30s; Fashionable Walking Dolmans 255, 30s, 355. to 03s; Fashionable Walkiag Ulsters 8s Gd, 9s 6d, 12s Gd, 15r, 18s, 21s, to 425; Fashionable Imperial Circular Mantles 27s (id, j'FASHIONABLB REAL SEALSKIN Ottoman Cord Brocatcllo and Broche Mantles, Exceeoiugly Cheaty, and iu Great Variety. MILLINERY, BONNETS, k HATS Kayo also just been received, in addition to those already iu stock, the wholo making a Moat Unique Display, Two cases of Silk, Satin, and Surah Costumes from the first establishment in London at 4.\, fi.j, G, 7, 8, and 10 guineas. LADIES' STUFF COSTUMES. In great variety 255, 28s Gd, 30s, 355, 40s, 455, 50s, and 5J guineas; Black Costumes 28s Gd, 32s 6J, to six guineas, AND WINTER DRESS MATERIALS. Heavy All Wool Costume Cloth and Is a yard; Heather Mixtures, In 2d, Is Gd, Is 9d; Soft Wool Ooslumo Cloth Is Gd. 2s; Fancy Checks aud Plaidi Is, Is 2d, to Is 9d; Fancy Stripes on Rich Colors, all the Newost Designs 2s to 2s i)d; Ottoman Cord (all wool) in Black audall colora 2s 9d; 47 inch all wool Cashmeres, very showy, 2t !)d, 3s, 3s Gd, 3s lid In the following approved makes. Black Silk, Orient Satin do Lyon, Satin Solid, Ottoman, Black Pekin Stripes, Black Hhadames, 3nrah, Marveilleux, Black Biooatolle Silks, 4b 6d> 5s Gd, Gs Gd, 7s Gd, 8s Gd, 9s Gd, lis; Ehadame? or Marvcilleux Silk Diesses iu all colors. Very Rich, 18yds, 7 guineas; Ottoman Silks iu all useful shades, Gs Gd, Brocb.6 Satin as Gd, and 6s; Satin Duchesse, a thich rich Satin, in every color. Bayadeie or Pekin Velvets all shades Us, 8s; Moleskin Plush or Sealette, in Black and all colors, 28 inch, lis. MeLintock's Purified Russia Down. Turkey Chintz, and Dolly Varden Quilts, beßt quality, lis, 18s, 29s Gd, 32s Gd, 425, 52s GJ, GO to 90s; Down Cushions, lis 6d to 15s 6d; Ladies' Dressing Gowns in Russia Down, Ladies' Skirts in Russia Down. A LARGE DISPLAY OF WINTER HOSIERY Including Children's with SPLICED KNEES, Knickerbocker Hose, all sizos, Ladies' Hose, double heels and feet, Baldwin's fingeriug Yam in ovory color, Six-Buttou Tan Doo Gloves, 3s 6d per pair. DOMESTIC REQUIREMENTS. Ribbed Frenoh Flauuels, iu Piuk, Sky, Navy, Catdina', Maroon, Cream, Sapphire, 2s lid per yard; Moletan Flannel, warm aud heavy, all colours, ii 9d; Diacca or scourod Twill Calico Sheeting, 72-iu., Is 6d; 80-in., Is lOd; Economio Twillod aud Plain Sheeting, 54-in. to 108 in., Is 6d, 2s, 2s 2d, 2s Gd, 2s 9J, 2i lid; English and Colonial Blankets in all sizes. Westminster Carpet Squwes, a now style of Carpet, 63 j, 81s, 115s Gd each, according to Bj'ze. Linoleums from the factory of if. Nairn and Co., Kirkcaldy, only tho best quality kept, 4s 9d por square yard, Nottingham Lace Curtains, from 5s to 45s Gd; French Guipure Croam Curtains, al linen, 25s to 7 guineas; New Tapestry Curtains, vario'l3 patterns, 21s, 32s 6d, 54s j Tapestry Tablo Covers, a variety ot fresh designs just opened, lGs to 37s Gd; the new Chain and Rope Curtaiu Bauds; Brass Cornicing, various widths aud patterns; Billiard Cloths, specially good quality, 8 and 10 guineas, Boys' suits in Tweed Serge and Worsted; 10s Gd to 30s; Boys' suits in Corduroy, Velveteen, and Elastic Cloth, from 15s; Youths' Suits, ncwost shapes and patterns 21s to 455; Men's Tweed Coats (stvoug and heavy) 16s Gd ; Black Worsted Goats from 255" Overcoats (an immense variety)— Boys' aud Youths' Long Overcoats, 14s to 27s Gd; Men's Freize Overcoats. 2ls; Men's Faucy Tweed Overcoats from 36s Gd; Men's Blue Beaver Overcoats 31s, THOROUGH Waterproof Coals, in the different Cloths so favourably known, can be had in sizes 41in. to 58iu. long, also in Invorness Capes aud Shoulder Capes; Leggings to match. New Hats, Shirts, and Undprclothing, Football Jerseys and Caps, Drossing GowD3 New Zealand Mauds, Railway Rugs, Waterproof Rugs, Poitmanteaus, Hat Boxes, &c. Special Line.— Mosgiel Tweod, Now Pattern, bought at a considerable discount. New Ulster Cloths and Tweeds, inoluding the celobrated Heather Checks. BZnE&KOAJUDXXI AMD SV.&.XCTB, LAMBTON QUAY AND BBANDON STREET. COLONIAL BARBED WIRE MANUFAC- GEORGE DIXON TURING COMPANY, uu »"™ri (LIMITED) ■: (SILVER MEDAL I TOBACCONIST & FANCY GOODS DEPOT IN. Otago iA M A Rll lA. and P. Opposite Club Hotel, awarded \ (LIMITED) ■ (oltltH MtllAl GOLD MEDAL !I . N. Otago Ch'ch fithlbl- OAM ARU 1 Aan(lp ' tion. 1882 Urtlv i" nu - Association, TIIAMKB AND SeVEKN STREETS, OaMARD. PRICE LIST-innealed and Oiled Steel -i n -r*iMi nm •iiinnimmrn A the Favorite Brands of T. Camerons FACTORY AND WAREHOUSES I A audT; C. Williams' American Tobaccos l&lhe Best Stock in the Wirarupa to C/ioose /Vom.TEs Wire.—No 12, in Reels of 1 owt. (each 18 p „„„, r , „,,, , ~ „ . chains long), £35 per ton, Nol2,inßeels E< S, Cut Mtacco. oat on the Premises of 1 cwt. (eh 21} chains long), £3Blos per * n } n une D ( < fd »to Wairarapa D.s net. ton. No 14, in Reels of 1 cwt. (each 28 stock of Tobacomst'ssundries, chains long), £43 per ton. The above in J e *' Cigarette Cases, Stationery, ATTACHED I , ; o«UieeM2lospertonextra, SK^JJ ' This wire is used by the New Zealand Go- . ..'.; —-. verume'nt Railways'and Public Works De- [ partments, and is warranted to STAND-A <••> ' GREATER STRAIN than any other ATTACHED » procurable, ■ . . • r~? V "/. Lacinff wive supplied. , Under a Professional Artißt.; Razors and Scissors Ground and Sefr. ■ Musioal Instru- : '' ■' S. J. DE LAMBERT, men ' s Repaired on the Shortest Notice. Secretary imd Manger. AGBNT Fow^e)% and We have appointed Messrs M. Casel- ; CAMPBELL, Walchmakei, berg & Co, bjlo agents forMasterton . d-Grevtown, IRBI EORGE DIXON ...PROPRIETOR

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1660, 15 April 1884, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1660, 15 April 1884, Page 1

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