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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2011, 9 June 1885, Page 1

■MASTEBTG'N COACH FACTOEY, I AYE determined to give their customers tho, full benefit of. the present competition in the Carriage: Trade, and aro prepared to hold their position as proprietors of the Cheapest and only complete Carriage Factory m this district; Showing this is, not mere assertion they quote the following prices:— Single Buggies from £3O. ~■ :• Buffitv & 'Express waggons from £35. Double Buggies from £3B. ] Waggonettes from £45. • Pagnels from £2O. All other vehicles equally as cheap. R-Ei'Aiu Taiuh' :—Buggy-shaft, from 12s (id, according to requirements and Finish; new ash axle-bed, 15s; setting axle, 7s (id ; shutting tiros, 25s per set; new whiffle tree, 0s; new splinter bar, 8s; new Lamps, from 17s per pair. Painting.—ln this department we care not to quote prices, it being such an easy easy matter to deceive'the general public for the time being with cheap paints and the wriest molasses of tarnish, which after a few weeks in the weather soon show the quality they are.made of. MDllt & DIXON having a reputation to maintain, believe it more to the public interest and their own to use nothing ' but must class maikmal and charge the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE compatible with Goon Woukjlixsiiip. This has been their ooast in the past and they intend to maintain it, They have NOW IN STOCK, and in course of construction, BUGGIES at the prices from which they quote. M.UIK and DIXON, Mastcrtoii Conch Factory. SPECIAL BAMAIIS MILLrNEIIY, DRAPEISY and CLOTHING. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 25/G, now 12 Girls' Trimmed Hats, 9/G, now 1/G Ladies' and Girls' Hats, 3d and (id e:i French Flowers, 3d Spray Mies'Bolts,'Old Ladies' Aprons, (lid 20 dozen Wool Squares, !)d each Ladies' Linen Sets, 7-id 10 Boxes White Biucliiug, 3d yard Ladies' Colored Hose, lid 7 dozen Ladies' Stays, 2/11 pair Ladies' Umbrellas, 1/9 Children's Sox, Id pair Children's Cashmere Dresses, 2/3 Ladies' Costumes, 50/-, now 25/G Allwool Dress Stuffs, 7|d per yard Ladies' Chemises and Drawers, 1/11 Ladies' listers, 5/1.1. ■ .Children's Ulsters, 2/11 Aulimauai-sers and Toilet Covers, 1/ Window Muslin, 3d yard Blankets, 5/11 [» 45/- pair Felt and Ifi nip Carpeting, !)d yard Men's Heavy Working Shirts, 1/11 Buys' Harvard Shirts, I/O Men's Tweed Suits, 21/Men's Tweed Coats, 12/0 Men's Tweed Trousers, from .4/0 Men's Under Flannels, 2/11 Men's Pilot Overcoats, 15/0 Men's Heavy Sox, 4d Men's Tweed and Felt Hats, 2/11 Men's Elastic Braces, !!d Boys' Elastic Braces, lid Men and Boys' Elastic Belts, 1/BELL, 'LE'S DRAPER AH) CLOTHIER, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. SEWING MACH I N E 8 AllE NOW, AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN, THE MOST'POPULAR MACHINES //'/V^ViWVI: ;.• SINGER'S, W A "!) 1 MACH'™' N.Z.1.E., CHRISTCR'URCH, 188! "!wo .Gold ledals Against All Competitor. INTERNA \ FAITH H/ LONDON, 1884, FIBST PRIZE. G-OLD MEDAL. SINGER SEWING "MACHINES. SUB-OFFICES: MASTERTON WANGANUI ' NEW PLYMOUTH GREYMOUTH. TE ARC BRANCH: CUBA-STREET. ■ 'AND REPRESENTED EVERYWHERE. . 9, willi&stree?,' Wellington.