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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1907, 21 April 1885, Page 2

ROBERT GANT, | pDAU.MAOEUTICAL QHKMIST j i dray's Buildings, Queen-street, MASTIS R T 0 N . SHINE BROTHERS, TAir.O.US, HATTIiIIS, AXl'l OUTFITOKS, Cuba-Stukbt, (Corner of (llnrauw-st.) &VKVIAIATIW.Ol'R TROUSERS. 21s, to Jlrasure, made of Scotch and Colonial Tweeds. OUR "GORDON" OVERCOATS, G3s, to j Measure, in Blue Klvsian Nap and other Materials. OUR .SUITS, 703, to Muasure, in Styles and jlatenuis to suit all claasca. A large variety in Men's Hats, Shirts, Ties, Scarves, Braces, &c., &c. POLO &■ FOOTBALL OUTFITS. mm BROTHERS. CUBA-STREET WELLINGTON. 1964

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NliW GOODS! NEW HOODS! XHWGOODS! JUST OPKNKD! JUST OI'ENKD! JUST npKXKD! JUST OPIiXIiU : JUST OPKXKD! NEW (100 OS J L'«'l' uI'K.NKU ill nil 1 )i'|i;iliin.-lit.s, hill Tin: AUTUMN AND WINTK.R S K A S UN. fJpHESE Goudii linviii;.; lii't'ii carefully selected, will be snM at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES !! We can, and will, give the Best Y.uce fur Money in the district, so we would aal; all to call and judge fur tliemsc-lves, and Save Quite 25 m.I: cent. JSTNote the Address—--111, CASH STORE, Queen-Street Masterton,

Hi 5 o° THE NEW GOODS I-OR THE WINTER SEASON THE WINTER SEASON THE WINTER SEASON Are now opened out-. The stock is THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECT]'; D BEST SELECTED BEST SELECTED BEST SELECTED In the Wiiirarapa, and the VAUIETY OF STYLE And Patterns in HEX'S YOUTHS' k BOYS' MEN'S YOUTHS' k BOYS' MEN'S YOUTHS' 4 HOYS' CLOTHING y & (xj Leave nothing to be desired, Ei Z m j < h 13 W pd H m % H W P o> SPECIAL LINES in each Department have been set aside and marked at PARTICULARLY LOW PARTICULARLY LOW PARTICULARLY LOW PARTICULARLY LOW Prices, so that Customers may be enabled to combine durability of materials with economy in the out'ay. INSPECTION IS INVITED. Agents for the celebrated WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINES.

C. LUDWIG & ®?W LAMBTON QUAY - WELLINGTON. TAVE now in sto«k a large and varied J_ Kbsortniflni of— Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Jowolry, French Marble, and American Clocks, Spectacles and folders, Preservers, Surveyors and Mathematical scales and Instruments, &c,, &c. To Arrive, Svkes' Hydrometers.