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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1688, 17 May 1884, Page 3

CONTINUATION OF SALE! CONTINUATION OF SALE i ' ". ' CONTINUATION OF SALE J. T. STEELE Wishes to inform the inhabitants ot th Wairarapa that ho lias taken those raagtiifi cent premises oppo3ito tho Polico Station onLambtouQuay (ftvo doors from prcsen premise?),, and. known as YIOTORW BUILDINGS, but whioh, in futuro, wil bo styled ; THORNDON HOUSE. " IN ORDER TO Savo Daimigo by Removal! Savo Damago by Removal I Savo Damage by Removal I THE GREAT SALE WILL BE CONTINUED! WILL RE CONTINUED I WILL BE CONTINUED I IN THE OLD I'REMISKS, Psr a Few Weoks Longer I For a Few Weeks Longer I • For a Fow Weeks Longer! J.T.STEELE. Sond lour Orders I' Send Your Orders! Send Your Orders I WILHOUTMLAY; Or, What is Better, COME YOURSELVES, ' COME YOURSELVES. COME YOURSELVES, rO J., T.STEELE'S JREAT REMOVAL SALE JOpposito.GGvern'ment Buildings), ■ ■ Lambton Quay, , 606 WELLINGTON.

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES AND OTHERS I BARGAINS IN BO6TS AND SHOES I Groat Clearing Sale to Eeduce Stock I W. MORIARTY, Carterton and Groytown "DEGS to thank the public of tho Waira- ) -rapaforthe support accorded to him since he started in business, Tho secret of Selling a WELL MADE ARTICLE at a FAIR PRICE ha? told its own tale at his Carterton establishment, and now ho has shops at Mastcrton and Groytown. With three establishments going, there is a Large Consumption of Goods, and ho has Ebkctkd a Factory with the requisite machinery for Manufacturing his own stock, It is now his intention to hold ■A, 331®- S AZuEI! •I: . To clear out tho Imported Goods, and in order to work theni off ho will offer them at AGMATSACBIFICEN K?Tho Salo will commence on the 17th instant, and will continue for THIRTY DAYS! THIRTY DAYS I THIRTY DAYS 1 This opportunity should be seized upon to lay in for "Winter wants. NO REASONABLE PRICE REFUSED ! IGB7 R BUCHANAN invites the Electors of Waii arapa South toineotlum as PUBLIC HALL, CARTERTON, WEDNESDAY, 21st, at 7.30 p.m. TOWN HALL, GREYTOWN, TRIMSDAY, 22nd, at 7.30 p.m. - ODDFELLOWS' HALL, FEATHERSTON, FRIDAY, 23rd, at 7,30 p.m., ■ PUBLIC HALL, MARTINBOROUGH, 1681 SATURDAY, 24th, at 7.30 p.m. ST.' MATTHEW'S WINTER ENTERTAINMENTS. IHE Third of a series will be held on _., THURSDAY, tho 29th inst, at 8 o'clock. Admission.-ONE SHILLING. Children i under 12 HALF-PRICE. IGBC 1 W. J. WATEBSON, CARRIER, 4o EKETAHUNA, WILL leavo Ekctnhuna every Monday and Tjiuwday, and Mastcrton every Tijkjday and Fuimy with GENERAL MERCHANDISE. All orders ior carting \vill receive prompt attention, and bo exenfed at the lowest possible prices. Orders left at ll,\pp and Haro's will receive prompt attention, 1683 TF THE person who took a new Tarpaulin off my platform does not return it at once, ho will hoar from mo through tho I I\/f ESSRS J. STONE & SON. of the , Waipoua Nursery, beg to inform the inhabitants of tho. district that they have received a largo and assorted stock of fruit and ornamental trees from the well-known nursery of Mr Ivory, of Rangioia, Canterbury, and aro prepared to sell ihe same at reasonable prices, Ordfrs left with Mr A. P. Fcilding will lie attended to. IGB3 T. W. SHAW. BEGS to announce to tho Inhabitants of the Wairarapa, that he is in a position toconvey Trayellers's amples and other luggage to or from ANY PART of tho District. . ; And that Hoi'Ses can be Broken in both for ■ SINGLE and DOUBLE' HARNESS also for SADDLE USE, . At the moßt Reasonable Charges. ' Note the Address— T, W. SHAW. 166g Greytown,