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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1961, 10 April 1885, Page 1

THE FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY, : MILLINERY, fc, TTTILL be made This Evening in the windows of THE BON MARCHE DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. THE WINDOWS WILL BE LIGHTED U? PROM 7 O'CLOCK TILL HALF-PAST 9. ALL THE LATEST STYLES, ARIS IA IN AND JjONDOI\ J? ASH I 0 N mn mm impobtbhs, SON JJARCP, Queen-street, Masterton. (LATE RAPP akd HARE) (Late Managing Partner for GRAHAM AND DUNCAN), Proprietor. Grocery, Ironmongery, Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing, Hats, Shirts, and Haberdashery, Boots and Shoes, and General Produce Merchant. JTNEWSEASONTEAS. ALL WARRANTED PURE. ' . ' OUR KAISOW BLEND, la Bd, a good strong tea. OUR ASSAM BLEND, 3s, a useful family tea. OUR SOUCHONG BLEND, Ss 4d, a fine flavored tea. OUR DARKJEELING BLEND, Ss Btl. a rich full-flavored toa. OUR PAKLING'BLEND, Bs, the Choicest tea imported. Family Tins, Five, Ten, and Fifteen pounds, 2d per pound less. All other GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, and CROCKERY 'according to Catalogue. The Whole of the Clothing and Boots will be submitted 14 DAYS ONLY 14 AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONSI COME AND SEE! The Entire Stock is being replaced by Large Consignments of Fresh Stock, in Every Department. AGENT JFORTjie Canterbury Pottery Works- Flower Pots, Fern Pots, Fancy Baskets, Jars, of every description, BoQth, McDonald <$ Co.; Carlisle Implement Works, Christchurch and Sydenham, The Celebrated Christchurch Bacon, A.Fresh Stock of GRASS SEEDS from the celebrated Akaroa District.

IMPORTANT NOTICE, GEO, a SAGE T)E6S to inform the inhabitants of ) Wairarapa that having disposed of his Wellington business, lie has decided to make Masturton his headquarters, and as ho imports nearly the wliolo of his material direct from England, he is able to supply goods at a price and quality not to be'surpassed in the colony. Waggon, Cart, Kick & Horse Covers, Tents Oilskins, Macintoshes and all kinds of Waterproof goods. N.B.—Farmers can be supplied with Rick Cloths of Jill sizes and at all prices.. GEO. C. SAGE, Next Toomath's Mill, 8 CO Queon-st., Masterton; EKETAHUNA HOTEL. FORTY MILE BUSH. JTOPEB, having purchased the , abovo Hotel, begs to solicit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. Wines and Spirits of the best brands always in stock. Every care and attention will be accorded to travellers. SHOOTING. The attention of sportsmen is called to the fact that plenty of game can be obtained close to the Hotel, J. TONNER 1950 Proprietor. IRTHUR CLEGHORN, BUILDER and CONTRACTOR, DIXON-STREET MASTERTON. T ARGE HTOCK OF THOROUGHLY'SEASONED TIMBER, Suitable for Shop Fittings, and all kinds of joiner's Work on hand. Albo a large supply'of Scantling suitable for Country Sashes and Doors!! Of all size's (Hand Made) on the premises. ESTIMATES GIVEN Fgeneral building in any part of th District. 135)

]AMES ThumPSON. MANUFACTURER OF LEMONADE, CRATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. QUEBK-SIREET, MASTERTON. IMPORTANT NOTICE. AVE MONEY lIME & TEMPER miME& BY BUYING, YOUR BOOTS & SHOES MOKIARTI! 'S SHOPS, MASTERTON, CARTERTON, <fc GREYTOWN. The only Direct Importer .and LOCAL MANUFACTURER of : Boots and, Shoes of Every Description INTHEWaIRaRAPA. FACTORY AT. CARTERTO 1 " • BRANCHES AT • MASTERTON. BOOTS-4 SHOES MADE ON THE ..PREMISES. WMORTARTY.

JAMES ROSS iwn :■:-■■:, SMITH. " jJesires.to.inform his patrons and the public of ,the Wairarapa genorally, that he has '"' .-ilee ■ old-established business, so traefficiently. conducted by • GKAY, ':'. r,';- -In ;QpebN'Stbbet, Masterton, .-And'hesolicits'a continuance of the pat'.'.anage'that'liai'liitlierto been so liberally .extended.' : ' Jißf-w6uld reniind customers tnat his 5-experience and long connection with Mr :: Gray's b'tiainess is a'' guarantee that the 'fttfsfactioh given.by this establishment in iVthVpaat' will be coiitinued. .llEvepyfikind of ' horse-shoeing, wheel•wrightfff and blacksmithing ybrsy'eiecuted'with despatch and on the 'moat reasonable'tcriiis. ' 1579 ■;■"; Jilpop CUAOHES, Sfcables, Masterton, ,;l;j;/ 3 ';^.„ani n^rnui.'S'tablesl .; 'inESS.to.inform.the travelling Public f. wfeVfepM the TIM w!foW,&. iuid'.'.for - their convenience Horses, - & ■ Bait. "s3| tsm attention paid to horses left in ihargil;, Good, Feeding Paddocks in feahips, ....,(.... , 1W ;:,;/Mft*'-' NOTICE;; iWure; omnibus fares'to. arid from r the railway statori,' beyond Toohill's M Hotel, will be. charged ONE SHILLING. w : m?TTT 1007 WM. Mill.