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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1943, 19 March 1885, Page 2

OUR FASHIONS and PROMISES to sell afc Wholesale Prices for Ready Money Only. FIRMLY resolved that our scheme willprove successful, wo assort that the whole of our. stock is now marked 25 to--30 per cent in priceless than we-have ever sold before, and we go further and state that many, of pur goods are marked less than', they call tie procured at in the wholesale trade. Wo confidently commend our range of Dress Materials, consisting of~ Costume Cloth-at Od, 10|d, Is, Is % Is- . Gd. ■' , Costume Cloth, with silk spots, Is Is id, Is 9d, 2s Gd Ottoman Cord, 9d, Is 4d, Is Gd . ' French Cashmeres, 47 inches wide, 2s Gd, 3s 3d Black French Merinoos- and Cashmeres, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s Gd, 2s 9d, 3s 3d, 3s Gd Black Costume Cloth, lOd, Is, Is ljid, Is Gd. Moleskin Plush, all colors, Gs Gd Black Silk Velvets, ss, Gs, Gs 9d, 7s Gd Colored Silk Velvets, good quality, 7s Gd Colored Satins, all shades, Is lid and 3s Gd: . Broche Satins, all shades, 3s, 4s 3d, 5s Gd Black Louis Velveteens, Is Gd, 2s, 2s Gd, 35,;4s Colored Louis Velveteens, 3s and 4s, every yard has the makers name • stamped on the back Cashmere, Alpaca, Felt, Silk, Satin, and other Skirts, 5s Gd, 6s Cd, 7a Gd, 9s Gd,and32s6d THE SHOWROOM CONTAINSLadies' Ulsters, newest shapes, 10s, 14s, 18s, 21s, 255, and upwards The Stockingnotto Jackot in two styles, viz: the long paletot, 20s, 255, 27s 7d, and.3ss Gd, and the short shape, IBs, 20s,- 22s 6d, 255, both these are exceptional value Ladies' Fur Lined Circulars and Dolmans Cashmere, lined with Rabbit, 255, 27s Gd Cashmere, lined with Opposum, 3os Cashmere, lined with Musquash, 425, 50s Cashmere, lined with Squirrel back, 70s, 90s, and 100s Ladies' Electric Waterproof Mantles, 7s lid and 8s Gd Ladies' and Children's hand-made Underclothing, warranted, at wholesale prices Our Season's Shipmont of J, MoLINTOOK & SONS Russia Down Goods, consist of— Ladies' Skirts, with improvers, 18s, 20s LadieB 1 and Gentlemen s Dressing Gowns Real down Pillows, 9s, lis, 12a Russia Down Quilts all sizes Plush, Satin, Felt, Beaver and other styles in Hats and Bonnets, marked in plain figures at wholesale prices FURNISHING DEPARTMENT includes—-5-Frame Brussells Carpet, 5s yard Westminster Squares, all sizes. Hand Tufted Squares, suporior quality 9-4 Blankets, OsGd,. 13s 6d 10-4 do 17s Gd, 20s 11-4 do 29s Gd, 33s Colored Blankets, 9-4, GsGd, 10-4,10s Gd, 11-4,125, all most excellent value Lace Curtains in White and Cream Florence Kid Gloves, 4-buttons, 5s Tan Gloves, 2s 3d, 2s 9d Gants de Swede Glove 3, 4s 9d, formerly _ Gs Gd Winter Hosieiy of every kind at Wholesale Prices Best Needles, 2d per packet Best Pins, 2d per oz. , Clark's Cottons, 200 yard Reels, l£d Baldwin's, 4 ply Fingering yarn, beehive quality, 4s Gel lb All other Goods are now marked at Wholesale Prioes for READY MONEY ONLY Citizens and country settlers, we respectfully ask your co-operation and encouragement by comparing the above list of prices with our goods herein stated. Kirkcaldi© and Stains. G2, 64, GG, Lambton Quay, Wellington, and 27, Milton St, London, E.C. 1928 TO LEND, NY Bums from £IOO up to £20,000, at lowest current rates, BEARD & GRAY, ROBERT GANT, PHARMACEUTICAL rtHEMIST Gray's Building, Queen-street, MASTERTON. BANK OF NEW SOUTH 1 » BRANCH of this Bank will be opened at MASTERTON on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, r under tlje management of Mr James Goedon Hooa. W. G. RHIND, THEATRE ROYAL. NEXT SUNDAY EVENING (March S At B.o'clock, GERALD (By special request cf the leading citizens of Masterton) will doliver his wonderful Lecture on the "COMING RELIGION ' As the above suject is a summary of the whole of his lectures, something to the point may be anticipated. Pbices—Front seats, 2s; back seats Is. 1943

We once knew a young man, who, before emigrating, and while on the voyage to these shores, worked hard to learn Maori from a' dictionary and grammar, and astonished his fellow passeneers by his fluency in spoking imaginary speeches; but when the opportunity caihe for 'testing his pronunciation on the BJaoris themselves, he might have been Greek for all they could understand of his talk. We are inclined to think that the young men to be taught Colonial life by