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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1842, 18 November 1884, Page 1

Robli. Gardner & Oo* (Limited). HAVE JUST OPENED UP their New Season's Stock of CRICKETING GOODS. ■ These Goods are by the well known makers Cobbett, Bussbt, and Duke nnd compr.se BATS, BALLS. STUMPS, LEG GUARDS, GLOVES, SCORING BOOKS e NETS, POLKS, ,lc., &o. . .. Special Terms to Clubs. Price Lists on Application. LAWN TENNIS! LAWN TENNIS' AYRES*. BUSSEY'S, and JEFFRIES' RACKETS, BALLS, POLES,. NETS, and Every Requisite for the Game. SHEEP SHEARS SHEEP SHEARS, BUMON&BALL'S. MARSHALL'S ud WARD & PAYNE'S CELEBRATED SHEARS : TURKEY & WASHITA SLIPS and STONES, RADDLE, &o. Lawn Mowers, Rollers, & Sprinu lers .„„„„„ Garden Tools in Great Variety. AGENTS FOR-The« Standard."" Howe," and « Wheeler and Wilson's" SPRING AND SUMMEK WEAR ARE NOW SHOWING AT ENISON ■ BMIS ON OUSE. OUSE. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS. FRENCH AND ENGLISH FLOWERS. FEATHERS, AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. NEW COSTUMES. Ladies' Mantles, Fischus, and Capelets in Ottoman Silk. Broche Silk, and Quhme'e, NEW DEESS MATERIALS in Plain Goods, also in Spots and stripes, French Zephyrs, Sateens, Nuns' Veiling, Black and Colored Cashmeres, New Prints, New Dress Trimmings, New Hosiery, New Gloves, New Collarettes and Lace Goods, New Laces in Cream, Tuscan, Bluo, Brown, Deutelle, Oriental, Black, and White. New Parasols and UMBKELLAS. Men's and Boys' Clothing Department. This Department is now fully stocked with Colonial Mam hstnred Clothing in all the New Styles for the Season. New patterns in Oxford Shirts, New White and Colored Shirts for Men and Buys. Men's and Boys' New Hals in Leghorn, Straw, Helmets, Hard and Soft Felts, Tweed, Serge, &o. New Scarfs, Ties. Collars, &o,

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