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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2184, 2 January 1886, Page 1

fit 1 ! mi • ' inw BPS! i T VVRV'i-'wnSTR^fMAW' DRAPERY;" r3 7CHESTER GOODS, SBIKTS AND HATB, r JL ADIES r FRE&CH AND GERMAN, KID BOOTS IND "• - ~ „ .. r nnHTii MinV. 1 SHOES, AND ALL THEIR C6LO^I^L-MADE BOOTS AMD SHOES. Their Magnificent New Stock of—r. FANCY GOODS, ELECTROPLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, CItOCKERY, LAMPS. CLOCKS, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DOLLS AND TOYS, At a Discount of 2s 6d in the (£) pound or lid in the Shilling. This concession will be given instead of XMAS BOXES AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS: M. CASELBERG & CO. think this more satisfactory than giving present* here and there, as it will Treat all their Customers alike, And as the Pastoral and Agricultural Interests are suffering depression in the prices of exports, ECONOMY and FRUGALITY has become a necessity to a very largo number. M. C. '& CO., making the above concessions of l|d in the shilling, or,2s 6d in,th« £, will enable their customers and the public generally to make their usual purcnaies „ n for the coming holidays as hitherto of REmI good, fashionable goods, at really Wholesale prices, which, compare with any House in New -Zealand..'. M. CASELBERG & CO., WAIRMttPA CO-OPERATIVE STORES, TMT Astqpßga'goisar. „ v ; ™- V

1000 POUNDS OF OUR SPECIAL DARJEELINC BLEND . OF ASSAM AND CHINA TEA TO BE GIVE-AWAY AS A m S BOUTJ S Value 5s in the Pound Value 5s in the Pound AT THE WAIKARAPA EMPORIUM, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. i* 1 T /~i RAHAM sincerely thanks his customers and the General Pi&lic fur tha * liberal response re. his last clearing sale of R A.PP & SAEE'S STOOK, And now intimates that he will submit his own NEW and FRESH STOCK o! KAIAPOI and MOSGIEL Men's and Boys' Suits i Trousers Coats *■■■•■■ Vests " r Underclothing ■ L :■■■. Socks ■ ■■ ■ ■ "Hats-'". Ties General Drapery, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Electro-Plate, also his large and select stock of Boots, at special low prices. All goods marked in plain figures, and any cash purchaser of these Goods will receive in value equal to a discount of 5s in the £. Buyera of 10s worth of drapery, crockery, fancy goods, electro-plata ware, or boots, will receive one pound of our famous tea; of 20* will receive two pounds of our famous tea; of £4 will receive eight pounds ef our famoua tea; of £6 will receive a TEN p6und r box of our, CHOICEST TEA, and so on pro lata. JUST ARRIVED—A direct consignment of CROCKERY, ex " Pleonea." "- •* ' " . also— v '<;