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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1834, 7 November 1884, Page 2

C. SMITH, ) EGS to notify that he is still offering JL) Great Bargains in Drapery, which for we are well known, We intend still to sell at the very lowest prico possible. Having the advantaga hy importing direct from the manufacturers for cash, and eelling for cish, we aro in si position to soil cheaper than those who loto to buy in the colony, It being impossible to give full details wo would ask all to call and see for themselves. Wo are offering : Check Dress Material, 7s lid for 12yds Nice Dress Material, 5s lid for 12yds Cold Lustres, from la per yd Black Lustres, from 7M per yd liich Black Lustre, from Is 2d per yd, Dress Material in Great Variety Black Stripo Grenadine. 6J(I per yd Ladies and Childrena Costumes Grey Calico, from Is 9d per dozen White Calico, from 2a Helper dozen Honeycomb Quilts, from 6s lid each Cold Quilts, from 2s Hd each Short Window, from ou per yd Toilet Covers, from lOid Strong Tweed for Boys, from Is 3d Stripe Galatea, from 7|d Prints in all Colors Trimmed Hats, from 2s 11(1 Imported Bonnets, from 7s lid Large Stock Trimmed Hats Jlusli Hats, Gd Underskirts, Is lid Black Lnstrti Skirts, 5i lid Broclie Dolmans Groat Variety Cashmere Dolman.", &c„ from 4s lid Ladies Nightdresses from 2s Crl Lane* Chemises, from Is lid Ladies Drawers, from Is Gd Children's Underclothing Sun Bonnets and lints Pique Peliscs. from 3s Gd ■1 Button Tan Gloves, 2s Gil Hosiery in Good Makes Ladies Gloves, (i.l per pair Satin from 'ls lid Collarettes in endless Variety. In the Men's department wc are showing some very cheap lines, bought at a great discount for cash, and will give our customers the benefit, comprising—Kaiapoi, MosKiel, and Geclong Tweeds, Men's Suit.s from 20s Men's Coats, from 12s Gd Men's 'Prowers, from os lid Men's Shirts, from Is 3d Moleskin, White and Cold. Bats, Braces, Studs, Socks, Handkerchiefs, &c, 4c, in Stock, 'cS'NoTE THE ADDEESB. CASH STORE QUEEN-STREET, MASTEBTON. 1828

THE SUMMER SEASON HAS COMMENCED Co-Operative Stores, ARE NOW BEING DISPLAYED and DISPOSED OF. Particulars of same will be given in our future announcements, when the FIRST RUSE HAS SUBSIDED. MASTERTON-OPAKIJOCKEY CLUB. TfOMINATIONS for the undermentioned i\ races close with Secretary at Masterton at 9 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, November 12,1881, Champagne Stakes 1885. Of 50 sovs.; Second Horse 10 sovs, from the advertised amount. For two year olds, bred in the district, Colts 7st 101b, Fillies and Geldings 7st 61b. tix furlongs. Nominatioa 1 sow, and 1 sov. night ot general entry, Present yearlings eligible for nomination only. Masterton-Opaki Derby, 1385. Of 70 sovs; second horso 10 sovs. from ihu advertised amount. For three year olds, colts fist lOlh, fillies and geldings Bst 51b. li miles. Nomination 1 sov., I sov. at night of general entry, and I sov. at post Present two year olds eligible for nomination only, Ttlasterton-Opaki Derby, 18*2) 45, Of So sovs; second horse, 10 sovs from the advertised amount; for three year olds. Colts Bst. 1011); fillies and gildings, Bst 51b, 1\ miles. Nomination, 1 sov; 1 sov at night of general entry ; 1 sov at post. Present yeiulings eligible for nomination only, Nominations for Champagne, 1885, and Pcrbvfor ISBS and 1886 must state color, sex, age, dtsmipiive marks, and brands (i; any) of caeli nomination. y rintud foims v.i;i be suppli d o i amplication to the Secreiir.v or to R. R. Armstrong, Secretary Waiarapa Jockey Club, RICHARD J. FITTON, 1812 Hoj, Secretary M,0,J.0.