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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2087, 5 September 1885, Page 3

ONLY GENUINE SALE HELD IN MASTERTON. ' AT HOOPBB'S. HUNDREDS CAN TESTIFY I TO THE JgNORMOUS REDUCTIONS! AND BARGAINS! Customers are recommended to purchase early in the day and avoid the crush in the afternoon. HOOPER'S MONSTiiI I i SALE,;: ISOW ON! SALIC OF £2,300 Worth of Goods, STOPPED in Transit at Wellington. Immense Attraction, as they are all new goods, and fresh from the Manufacturers. Mr J. McDOWELL, of Wellington, having been declared the purchaser of two Shipments of DRAPERY and CLOTHING for men and boys, stopped in Transit at Wellington,' is thereby enabled to come before the inhabitants of Masterton with a new novel and attractive sale, namely, a sale where the whole of the entire stock consists of new goods just arrived from the makers, and the discount at which the shipments have been purchased is such, that he will offer genuine new goods at about 30 per cent below what is usuallypaid for old stuff not worth looking at. We can only say to those who' have money to lay out, come to this, the most genuine sale of new goods at low prices ever held in Masterton. The aalo will commence on THURSDAY, the 27th \ugust, on the premises known as Mr Russcl's Shop, next tlio Empire Hotel, Queen-street, Masterton, for 21 days, and as the stock must be sold, our advice to everyone is to come early, so as to get the greatest choice. The stock is £2,300 at cost price, amongst which we wish to draw attention to the following. 70 Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, 19s Od 43 Men's Worsted Coating Suits, 39s fid, usual price 57s Gd 123 Men's and Boys' overcoats, from 15s Od each. Trousers and vests, Colonial made, 8s lid Mrn's Coats, 9s (id Shirts, Underflannels, Braces, Belts, Sox, Hats, &c., at half prico Heavy Tweed Trousers, 0s fid Blankets, Blankets, half prico. Countorpanss, 2s fid each Black and Colored Cashmeres, and Merinos at tremendous reductions Very heavy Wincey, fid per yard Heavy Twilled Sheeting, Is per yard Towels, 3d each Heavy Wool Serges, Is per yard THE AUDKEMS—MR RUSSELL'S SHOP, (Next the Empire HotelJ QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON. F® MHTT-QHE IIS! J. M'DOWELL 2077 NOTICE. FOR the convenience of customers who cannot afford time to make theirpurchaaes during the day, my premises will be kept open till Bp.m. daily, and 10 p.m. on Saturdays, The sale can only last 21 days. 2080 J. McDOWELL. NOTICE. General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, Aug. 17,1885. IT having come to the knowledge of the Government that certain jieisons are receiving money on account of a Special Settlement proposed to be formed iri the Mangatainoke Block, to be called the "General Gordon" Special Settlement, the publio are hereby cautioned against paying any money to any person representing himself to be the Agent, Promoter, or Solicitor of the said "General Gordon Special Settlement," or any other Special Settlement, proposed to be formed in the Mangatainoko Block aforesaid, as no promises or implied piomiaes have beon made to any person by the Government in respect of Special Settlements in that Block. ' H, J. H, ELIOTT, 2072 Under-Secretary; PHOSPHORISED WHEAFMT RABBIT EXTERMINATION. IN the rough and ordinary manner of preparing Phosphoriscd Wheat the grains are not equally phosporised, neither will it stand'exposure to the weather, and unless immediately eaten will turn sour and the rabbits will not touch it, and if eaten fresh the unequal distribution and insoluble condition of the phosphorus destroys its effectiveness. Advantages of the Wheat as prepared by us are aa follows: Every grain of this wheat is equally phospliorised and coated with an attractive substance which protects it from oxidation when exposed to the weather. The rabbits eat it greedily and are promptly killed. KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO,, New Zealand Drug Co., Ltd., Dunedin, Christchurch, Wellington, and Auckland. Can be procured at Mr T. G. MASON'S, Chemist, Mastorton. 2083