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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1996, 21 May 1885, Page 1

New Goods for the Winter Season, 1885, V JUST OPENED! , MILLINERY. Parisian mid London Trimmed Bonnets and Hats, Now Feathers and Flowers, Jfot QfMpnta (birds, buckles, and Wings), Ribbons, Millinery Silks and Saiins, Velvets, Plushes, &c. Note.—ln this department, Hooper & Co. have always held the premier assortment, but the department has never been Stocked as it is this season. Indies'-, and Children's Costumes Ladies' Mantles and Cloaks Ladies' Ulsters in all shapes and prices Pplinain Ulster Ulster Accorcljon Skirt "Visiter Wiittftii'i shapes and sizes si™jisi'ervili shapes, I SKIRTS. Ladies' Skirts in all makes Alpaca, Sateen, Satin, and the Accordion Skirt. ITJR OAPES. Wehavo a very largo assortment of Fur Capes, satin and sateen lined, We venture to say better value has ntver been offered in the Colony, in all sizes for Ladies and Children. AND PARASOLS, In Alpaca, Zenella, and Silk, Ladies', OjjjltlrpD's, and Gents', imporfefl (Ijrect DRESS GOODS. Spot and Figure Cashmeres, with plain to match Silk Spot Costume Cloths, with plain to watch ; Cashmerettes, Homespuns Vigognes, Kabul Cloths Ottoman Foule, Men's Cloths Repps, Serges, Satin Cloths Costume Tweeds, Persian Cords Our own Cords, twilled and plain Winceys, Merinoes, &c. Note.—We only ask for an inspection of our Dress Department to convince any> one that for Prices and Assortment we are not to be equalled. LOUIS VELVETEENS. BRUNSWICK VELVETEENS LANGTRY VELVETEENS EQLAT VELVETEENS' SATIRE VELVETEENS 111 black and all colors, navy, brown, olaret, groen, marone, grenit, grey, drab, myrtle, moss green, bronze, prune, cardinal. HOSIERY. Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose Ladies' Plain Cashmere Hp'" Ladies' Ribbed Merino floso Plain Merino Hose Children's Ribbed Cashmere Hose Children's Plain Cashmere Hose Children's Ribbed Merino Hose Boys' Knickerbocker Hose Ladies' and Girls' Knitted Hose. Note. Ihe whole of our Hosiery Stock has been imported by ourselves from the Best Hosiery Ifakerj, in the Wp.flfl, an(l we ijefy competition in the retail |rade, " ' ' ']! CI We offer at Wholesale Prices WOOLLENS. 8s 4d, 9a 4d, 10s 4d, lis 4d, 12s 4d Blankets in all makes and prices, from the ordinary Whitney blanket to the Kaiapoi (Canterbury) blankets, Welsh Flannels; Saxony Flannels Lancashire Flannels Kaiapoi Flannels Mosgiel Flannels Roslyn Flannels. 11l white, scarlet, blue, navy, pink, mm, We hold a Tremendous Stock of Winter Gloves in all makes. Kid, untanned kid, fur-ljned k|d, do" skjn gauntlets, _o?.shmeve dog ski|i.,' gloye"g,' si lit in antl Jersey tops. ,I'Vlli 111 Manchester Goods. Calicoes, Shirtings, Hollands Silicias, Sheetings, Forfars Window Hollands, Towels Quilts, Toilet Covers Turkey Reds an (I Turkey Blues Skirting T# Covers, Table Napkins tyur,asks, Dice Tablings Dimmittys, Cretonnes, Moleskins Cotton Cords, Crinoline Linings Tea Curtains, Ac. CARPETS. Tapestry and Brussels Carpets, We hold the cheapest lot of (Lmets ever apjd ill the Cole® 1 . dirpet at 9jd|. Linoleums and Floorcloths. Fancy Department. Collarettes, Laces, Frillings Wool Squares, Children's K^ed Dresses ' . Jewoy Lyien Collars Eiilbroiderles Fanoy Baskets and; Rags Gokt ssius Cords for trimmings, S]REpT IMPORTERS op DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND Sole Agents for the Improved Singof ruling M.icli^n^ Bon Mpche, Masterton, ' Masterton, (LATE RAPP AND HARE) JOIOT GEAEAI . (Late 'Managing Partner for GRAHAM AND DUNCAN), CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men's and Boys' Mosgieland Kaiapoi Tweed Suits in all sizes and great variety WirjrOvercoat; siMrqijfsiMrqijf ftjatj Kaiapoi Blankets Kaiapoi Flannel Undershirts Kaiapoi Men's Drawers Mosgiel Shirts, Mosgiel Socks jten's tweed and felt hats in endless variety Neckties, Scarfs, Collars, and every requirement in Hosiery and HaberIRONMONGERY, CDTLERY, Ap ELECTRO-PLATE, full of Station ancjSettnmsites aji tylioles'ale prices', gyiLDERS,,. OONTRACTORS, CARPENTERS. A full Stock of all their Goods at Wholesale Prices, W||i to Lead, lied Lead, Venetian Red ¥ellow ' • 'Tiirjielftine Liiiseed.Cjir. u '', BurntWniia U'Blue, B Umberf etc,, etc. AT ■WHOLESALE PRICES. GROCERY. A freslj stock of flfaijjig'# Kaisou, A'wfti, <viitl Darkjeeljju' Teas for our special blends Sugars—New Zealand, Mauritius, Melbourne, and China ; a heavy stock A. full stock of every article connected with the Family Grocery trade, TINWARE GOODS. AJTILIAHD COMPLETE LIST. Tea and Coffee Pots Cafetieres, Cans Colanders, Kettles Milk Basins, Skimmers, etc, etc. Boot Department. I draw Specjal Attention Jo niy of Clilonial-made Boots'iii eyery style, the greatest care bejng devoted to this branch. Securing durability, with comfort, at reasonable prices. Watertiglits and Bluchers for working men a special ljiie. Crockery and Tarra - Cpttawwe. Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, and Toilet Sets, as well as a large variety of all necessary to furnish or replenish any TEAS! TEAS! TEAS Having had long practical experience ii. the Tea Trade, 1 test all my tea? ajui Guarantee them Absolutely Pure. My Registered Blends, as under, cannot bo surpassed;' They are bought, tested, and blended under my own personal supervision, thus saviiig intermediate profit. Kaisow Blend, Is 8d per pound A good Useful Tea Assam Blend, 2s per pound A Strong Family Tea' Souchong Blend, 2s 4d per pound A richly flavored Parkjeeliiig Blend, 2s 8d per pouud Vf-yM'in strength' and flavour Paklin Blend, 3s per pountl' Finest Tea Imported 4 reduction of 2d peril ir\ half* chesty or-family tm of id or Ms, A&JRiNT FOR. 1954 T) ie Pottery Works— Flower Pots, Fern Pots, Fancy Baskets, Jars, of every description, Booth, McDonald & Co,, Carlisle Implement Works, Christohurch and Sydenham, ihe Celebrated Christchurch Bacon, A Fresh Stock of GRASS SEEDS from the colebrated Akaroa District,

JAMES ROSS BLACKS!!®, ."WHEELWRIGHT,. AND HORSE-SHOEKG SMITH. Desiros to' inform his patrons and tlie public of the Wairarapa generally, that lie has taken ovt^ie -old-established business, to long conducted by MR FARQUHAR GRAY, In QOEEN'SIREETj-'ILvSTERTON, And he solicits a continuance of the patronage .that has hitherto been so liberally extended;yjlii;;i'. customers that hi? Mperjence and long with fftay'g satisfaction oyrthis- establishment; Tii thelpaspwiU te,wntinu'ed. ' ll '"Every kind of horse-shoeing,' wheelengineering,:and blacksmithing with despatch and on the lilOst reasonable terms, 1579

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