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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2194, 14 January 1886, Page 1

WAIMRAPA RESPECTFULLY announce that having LARGE SHIPMENTS of goods now landing ex a,a, RIMUTAKA, ship PIAKO, and to arrive per ».». HURIPI and COPTIC from London, They haw deoidedto offer from SATURDAY, Slat hurt., to 31st December, their DRAPERY, MANTLES, PARISIAN MILLINERY, HOSIERY, MANCHESTER GOODS, CLOTHING; MEN'S SHIRTS AND HATS, ' LADIES* FRENCH AND GERMAN KID BOOTS AND SHOES, AND ALL THEIR COLONIAkMADE y BOOTS AND SHOES. Tlieir. Magnificent Nm Stock of— FANCY GOODS, ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, GLASSWARE, - CROCKERY, LAMPS, CLOCKS, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, DOLLS AND TOYS, At a Discount of 2s 6d in the (£) pound or ljd in the Shilling. This ooneession will bs given instead of XMAS BOXES AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. M. QABELBERG & CO. think this more satisfactory than giving presents here awl there, as it will ■ . Treat all their Customers alike, And as the Paßtoral and Agricultural Interests are suffering depression in th« prioeß of exports, ECONOMY asd FRUGALITY lias become a necessity to » very largo number. M. C. & CO., making the above concessions of lid in the shi! will enable their customers and the public generally to mako for the coming holidays as hitherto of REAL, GOOD, FASHIONABLE GOODS, at really Wholesale prices, which will favorably compare with any Hoiw« in Nw Zealand.

Assam and china tea TO BE GIVEN AWAY AS A Value 8s in the Pound Value 5s in the Pound THE WAIRARAPA EMPORIUM, 1B AT QUEEN STREET, MASTEETON. RAHAM sincerely thanks his customers and the General Publio for tie liberal response re his last clearing sale of BA.PP & HAEE'S STOCK, And now intimates that, he will submit his own NEW and FRESH STOOK of Men's and Boys' Suits KAIAPOI and MOSGIKL Undwelotlung Gonenl Drapery, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Electro-Plate, also his largo and select stock of Boots, at special low pricos. All ;;oods marked in plain figures, and any cash

purchaser of these Gooub will receive m vclue equal to a discount of 6a in the £. Buyers of 10s worth of drapery, crockery, fancy goods, electro-plate war*, or boots, will receive one pound of our famous tea; of 20s will rcaeiva two pounds of our famous tea; of £4 will receive eight pounds of our famous tea ; of £5 will receive a TEN pound box of ou: CHOICEST TEA, and bo on pro rata, JUST ARRIYED-A direct consignment of CROCKERY, ex "PleoneV" A SELECT LOT OF ELECTRO PLATE,