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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1857, 5 December 1884, Page 1

SPECIALLY CHEAP LINES M THIS WEE&!. 25Q Pairs of Stays, J2s 6d each,' wortk UQ& ' - ■•' 200 Pki'ra oAtdys, i2a lid each, VortW ss6a .: ■ 12 Dozen pairs of Stays at 4s 9d, would be cheap at 7a 6d A lot of Brints,at 6£d, usual price,9Jd ■ ■■. Cream'kces,' 2d, 3d, 4d, sd, and 6d, remarkably cheap A small lot of Embroidered Indian. Muslin Scarfs, 6d and Is Wot to he Equalled! : ' ' ' JJANCY (SILK OQUARE. JtIANDKEItGHIEPS; : At 6d each, worth Is 6d, Fiihnei Capes and Dolmaiis in the latest styles and (nshums, and at prices that ci uot be approached by any Honso in Masterton. RUSH HATS, 3d EACH. Ladies' 2-Button Black Kid Gloves, Is 3d a pair. Everything Else Equally Cheap. All are invited to EXAMINE the Goods. Compare our prices and seek for yourselves where to get the best Value for your Money. OUR MOTTO IS: SMALL PROFITS AJJD QUIOS RETURNS.

BAHIATUA TTOTEL, (Botween Woodville and Ekotahuua,) Fobvy Milk Btfsii. ttO ■■ STABLING.AND PADDOCKS/ DA VID CREWE ~. * ATIONA L :.-;.E-,0 .T EL. A (Opposite St. George's Hall) LAMBTON. QCAY,' WELLINGTON. H. Slli.LlVAN.Pbopriktok. The Wairarapa House. Visitors from tiio country can road th . Waibaiusa DAilv at this house. Wines and spirits of the best quality. PRINCE OF WALES'. HOTEL. Qoeen-St., Masiemon. T.Wasg.. ~., ..PROPRIETOR. "J7!OR the Convenience of visitors to the *■ Commercial Room and others, a SECOND BAR has been opened in the above Hotel. The Billiard Room attached has how been renovated and fitted with one of ■ Alcock'g best Tables. A well '.supplied table, and "every comfort ■f6rTrwdl'eri;s. 17 -, __. i: ,;..... Wines, Beers, and fjpirifs of the best I . 'quality, """' '■.'. 1734 The Proprietor of the above old and wellknown establishment begß to • thank the in»: habitants of Masterton and the surrounding dißcricts, as'also,the ( travelling publio for! the large measure of WppOrt hitherto givnn,' and bega alterations, and- improvements,' iriacenwtance vith tho prpgrras ;ofj tho place; as also the.groroog requirements of the trade, have been majle, , ~,.., ~.-. ~ Tho Culinary 'Department is as usual, firat-jlass. -. Spirjts, and'othor liquor* Me saoh and all of the very best quality,- • The Billiard Poom, which is provided 1 ivith one of Alcock'a first-class' tables, has just been lefnrnuhsd in the most elegant manner, A, ELK INS, Proprietor. n BUY TOWN., HOTEL, VJ ■ Wairarapa. • Wm.HAMMERICH,. ~; PROPRIETOR W. E begs to.inform hiß friends, and Ihp publio in general that he haa'oneejnore.become proprietor dt 'tho' above well-known Hotel,- and to. assure them "that nothing sliall on,his part -to make everybody who may favor him with, a visit as comfortable as'possible.'.' '.' "'.','. : New Sample Room's for Commercial : .. '.' ' Travellers'.'- '•' -■'■'> r- ■ , A,CAB MEETS EYERY TRAIN. .:,.' : \ OS OtyEjßap, mnoh plesur.o,-in<,i&-iVjL'. forming* YiaitorH ,'to thV Miireania. that she haa'receritly 1 i'entted !l aiid'ad'ded'fo" THE»:.TI&NWi!"'»OTEr ( y maWng,it,pne : pjfthe:;most'icomfortable\ip^ : criaritrv.libiisfiß in thn. Nnrt/i..' Jplanrf. iThn, recent addition's" include one • of-r Alcodk's ■beat! BltLtaßy TABLES'." '.Travellers' will fintl'at this Hotel the ; domfortg 'of a home, with GOODSTABLES and SECURE PADDOCKS fortheir horses. :.• ; 1836