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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1982, 5 May 1885, Page 1

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New Goods for the Winter Season, 1885, JUST OPENED! Parisian and London Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, New Feathers and Flowers, Hat Ornaments (birds, buckles, and wings), Ribbons, Millinery Silks and Satins, Velvets, | Plushes, &c. Note.—ln this department, Hooper & Co. have always held the premier assortment, but the department has never been so Heavhy Stocked as it is this season, mmm Ladies' and Children's Costumes Ladies' Mantles and Cloaks Ladies' Ulsters in all shapes and prices Dolraain Ulster Four-in-hand Ulster Accordion Skirt Ulster Children's Ulsters, all shapes and sizes Maid Ulsters, all shapes. Ladies' Skirts in all makes Alpaca, Sateen, Satin, and tho Accordion Skirt. FUR CAPES. Wo have a very large assortment of Fur Capes, satin and Bateen lined. We ventulje to. say better value has ntver been offered in the Colony, in all sizes for Ladies and Children. UMBRELLAS PARASOLS, In Alpaca, Zenella, and Silk. Ladies') Children's, and Gents', imported direct from the Manufacturers. ~

DIRECT IMPORTERS of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND CLOTHING Sole Agents for the Improved Singer Sewing Machine, Bon Makche, Masterton.

Queeii'Strect, Mustertou. ■ (LATE RAPP and 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. 0" NEW SEASON TEAS. Special Blends, Registered Marks, Blended by J. Graham, who has had twenty years experience as Tea Tester and Blender ALL WARRANTED PURE. ' OUR KAISOW BLEND, lsßd, a good strong tea, OUR ASSAM-BLEND, as, a useful family tea. OUR SOUCHONG BLEND, *s 4d, a fine flavored tea. OUR DARKJEELING BLEND, SsSd,arich full-flavored tea. OUR PAKLING. BLEND, 3s, the Choicest tea imported Family Tins, Five, Ten, and Fifteen pounds, 2d per pound less. All other GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, and CROCKERY according to Catalogue. Tho Whole of the Clothing and Boots will be submitted 14 DAYS OILY 14 AT SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! COME AND SEE! The Entire Stock is being replaced by Large Consignments of Fresh Stock, in Every Department. AttENT FORThe Canterbury Pottery Works- Flower Pots, Fern Pots, Fancy Baskots, Jars, of overy description Booth, McDonald & Co., Carlisle Imploment Works, Ohristchurch and Sydenham. The Celebrated Christchurch Bacon. A Fresh Stook of GRASS SEEDS from tho celebrated Akaroa District.

ROSS ;,„■;•/,' f,;BUGKSMKH, WHEELWRIGHT. AND ' ' , ,\ , HORSE-SHOEING SMITH. lesirea'to inform his patrons and tho puhjri i'.v;. .-lie of the Wairarapa generally, that he haa .SO! italwii 1 cVer If he old-established business, lrlongefficiently conducted by W GRAY, illiv Mfa .M:. Queen-Street, Mastekton, ' iW ij.yl s sFAo he solicits a continuance of thepatf(i.n' r Jthat' has hitherto been ao liberally extended.' rhhobift' rei ™id customers that his • ainerience and long connßct.inn with Mr '*";''■'*"■ Grfty s business is a guarantee that the ;olV&s.£#WMti«l given by this establishment in " ' -.vihe: past will be continued. . , and blacksmithing i;;«ecute4 p, wjth despatch -and on the '"'" mast r«asen»Mß terms. 1579