*re showing some Extraordinary Cheap Lines in Drapery and Clothing. For good genuine value we defy competition. . The following quotations will give some idea of the Bargains we offer:— ' 55 pieces of Good Useful Prints, 4Ad, worth 7-Jd 25 pieces of dark-colored Prints, 6£d, the best value in Maslerton . A Splendid Lot of Dress Material, 4|d, GAd, and- Is, honestly worth double the money 20 pieces of Black figured Alpaca, 7|d, worth Is 3d ■V: 20.pieces Stout Brown Holland, 6|d; can't be bought elsewhere under 9d ■:'■■ '■■ '■■ :%•'/: ■' Boys' and Girls' Galatea Hats, from Is; half price '■ RUSH HATS,3d. ■;' >;;:■■.'■■ V' Straw Hals, from fld ts f ron) ' 2s 3d to 3s 9d, A great bargain, 9'WffMMB. WORKING MEN Jy: ; : |rejs|ecja|y;:invlted to see our 5s lid Moleskin Trousers, the best value for your money in the District. All. .Goods are marked in Plain Figures.
■ : .6K^EttAs^ ''■',;' ';■'■ ''' : ;'H'X AJu':-. Mrs J .Xf : i;qu'a;M^ j■; E<6r: preserving 3Fituii'/whole;, fpr..:any J .leiigtWtime^ I'UBed'.from year t.0.-y car;'-- Vi X. -'/:'\'v!' '■■■' H/X- ---: Op?nivoorustful Wisfniut Presents^. ';Elecirp ; .Piatc(lgoodsMn,Great Variety','' ' ■■''■X'X/ : /- : Xj: Especially : X '■' romXthe weli-knqwn .nakors Shaw & Fisher, ■-; These are of the very newest .designß;;:-V" Prices from 21s to 59s each. The names of the-:makers are a sufficient guarantee"of the.quality, and the prices i;;;;/are* as low,as;.for inferior articles. Brittaiiia Metal Tea Pots, silver pattern, rt''- ■■•■ ■'. best quality, 1,2s tu 23a., '.',;■ Mennis .;QQ&>sr; ■; ■' .■■Builders'/: aiid House 'Furnishing Iron-.':,-, .'XXX; : ->/,:;.p>' '..mongers'.?;.;--; 1 , vßiscoiinlxiO percent -for CasliV- ■■■ : Ordm Carcf^MmtsX'- : r ii|iwi||)| THE .NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS, Under Contract with TUG HEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT, •V TTTILL be despatched ,-wifcli Hpr : Majesty's Imailsasuridc^forr': ; Via Rio'do/Jarieiro and Madeira' :r-'■■;.. /'^"X? :: ■':'■■' XXX : "- : ;Obiii;')■ .Tortof )' ."".'JJ; ;.Steamers/, Tops //mander././.. .Dopar-.-'' 'Date' Tongariro;. r'4163. BoiieXv <;. Well'gt'n Mar 11 rVorangi ... 4163 iTu'rpin Rimntaka . 4474;HallettX.';. Auckl'nd!May ,'G Runpeini-..; 41G3 Grcensfccct „; . June 3 Knikonra... 4474 Crutcliley.' -■■ „■■ July I Tongariro. 4163 80n0'.'.;.. „ Jnr/2!) And themcfoith every foiwth Thursday. The abovo are a 1 new steamers, built specially for the trade, and commanded by men of great experience. The length of the passage by the Company's steamers averages under forty days, PASSAGE MONEY:—Saloon, from CO guineas upwards; second saloon, 40 guineas; steerage from 18 guineas. INDIAN & COLONIAL EXHIBITION Special Return Tickets are now issued at REDUCED FARES, Particulars may be learned on application.' For freight or passage apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, Cliristchurch, r oo the BRANCHES and AGENTS of e Company throughout the colony. 934 A. HENDERSON, MATCHMAKER & JEWELLER: [Late of Hislop.& Co., Wellington.] Opposite Council Cliumbm, . MAST HUT ON. Watches and Clocks Cleaned & Repaired at lowes trade prices. All kinds of Jewellery made to order. ■ 2185
WELLINGTON COACH FACTORY, ". . Manners-street and Taranaki Place, Wellington.
HARVESTING SEASON. HHHHBHffIHHBH 'AVE on Sale, and are offering at Greatly REDUCED PRICESWlNWf^rtfflirrflKW* ifttii ■inn »uekeye Reapers and luekeye fteapers and "cm TWT¥"p ORDERS WILL RECEIVE OUR PROMPT ATTENTION. E. W. MILLS & CO., (Limited), WELLINGTON. 2189
; BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, ; v 94, Willis-Street, Wellington, ■TITOULD cull particular attention to ; ,VV his stuck of ■PRIZES, PRESENTS, REWARDS. ■ : :. .■ ALL THE NEW ANNUALS. ' Buys' Own, Girls' Own, Every Boy's, Every Girl's, Chatterbox, Child's Companion, Children's Friend, British Workman, British Workwoman, Baud of Hope Infants' Magazine, The Prize, Rosebud, Little Wide-Awakc, Cassoll's Family Magazine, Quiver, &c., &e,, and a veiy large assortment of the Best Books, of the Best Publishers, on the Best Terms. johnTvatt, . 0-1, Willis-Street, Wellington. Inkstands, Color Boxes, Scrap Books, Scraps, Mathematical Instruments, &c, Ac. Family Bibles, Students' Bibles, Teachers' Bible 3, Revised Bibles, Complete set of Waverley Novels from 21s Complete set of Emma Jane Warboise's Works. Books for Public Libraries, Mechanic Institutes, School Libraries, and Rewards m great variety and very cheap. London News, Graphic, and Yule Tide, Christmas Nos., Posted 2s each. With best thanks for past Favors, respectfully intimates that the foregoing, together with other special lines, have been imported this season, and in order to give joy and gladness during the approaching festive time, will be offered at a vbry QKBAT eeduction of the the ordinary price. J 94, WILLIS-STREET. 2173
artirsif hills, MASTERTON, ' Richard Evernden, Proprietor. T) Tjl BEGS to notify that he has Mi, .Hi. purchased from Mr Johx Graham the above plant and business, and is prepared to cut and deliver timber, to order, any size, and at the LOWEST TRADE RATES. In connection with the above, John GitAHAM thanks his numerous customers for past favors, and trusts a continuance of the same may be extended to his Any orders left at the Opaki Milt,, or -it J. Graham's Store (late Rapp &, Hare), Emporium, Masterton, will reojiio prompt attention, 1906 mm ross BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT. AND HORSE-SHOEING SMITH. • Desires to inform his patrons and the public of the Wairarapa generally, that he has taken over the old-established business, jo long efficiently conducted by AIM'AIiQUHAH GIIAY, 111 QUEEN-SfKEET, MASI'ERTOJf, And he solicits a continuance of tho patronage that has hithorto been so liberally extended. .T.R. would remind customers that his experience and long connection with Mr Gray's business is a guaranteo that tho satisfaction given by this establishment in the past will be continued. Every kind of horse-shoeing, wheelwright engineering, and blacksmithing work, executed with despatch and on the most reasonable terms, lE^p, JNOTIUE. MONEY TO LEM-in large or small sums on approved freehold security, at lowest current rates ofinterW. SELLA!, Masterton.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2233, 2 March 1886, Page 1
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