DECEPTION Or' FIRST SHIPMENT OF GOODS FOR TUE SEASON BY TUOIiNDON HOUSE, BLUSH DOLMANS, sablo triinnwd and plain, all culora BILK-LINED PALETOTS, fur trimmed and plain lUMjUJED CLOAKS in silk and Cashmoro covoringa 11TTBNBBRG JACKETS, FRISE JACKETS. , s KYRLE CLOTH
Uliiiol Masterton, April 6th, 1886. TO THE PUBLIC. - Ladies and Gentlemen, we have pleasure, in informing 70U of the arrival of the s.s. Aorangi, and the s.s. lonic, with the glk of our new season's purchases, and respectfully invite your inspection of the same. The goods to hand comprise the latest novelties, fashions, and designs for the season, and many special lines well worth your attention. Every department is now fully stocked, and we never before held a larger or better selected lot of goods than at the present, special attention being paid to its selection. We would point out that being direct importers from England and Scotland, we are placed in a position of supplying our customers with better value and a larger selection than any so-called direct importer in Masterton. We intend this season to continue the discount system for cash purchases, and one penny off every shilling spent will be returned, if paid at the time of purchase. Wo beg to thank you for past favors, and assuring you t)f our best services in the future, \ We are, - Yours Mthfullv, mmmrn
mmEmmsmimmtgssm^^ ■ .COMPLETE RAKGE,OF.WINTER,FASHIONS,' New Parisian and London■Millinory.^;j|,-;^':." '-.;. M : :: : New Dreßs Goods, vaiious'fabnca.:: : New Velveteens in every'shade.i; „■■;.,,■;■'■ '''.X.--:0-^ New Cashmores, New Wmcoys...vw.; ? ;v'^V.v-'^v'.:-:: ! " Now Mantles, New Jacketß. : X.';'/r '-,!■-"- : '-:''-'.-.■•':' :&*■£?' New Fur Capes, New Ulsters,^■p.::,p'.i%--\: i 'r : ' ] '^ New Hosiery, New Gloves. ~■,■■ :?--■■',:■ :>;':>;- ■:'~ -'Mi■ r - New Wool Squares, Now Corsets. ■'■' '■'.-,-■-.''-j/v^vOVf: NewUmbvollas, Newßuchiiigs. : - f-:\:;;r -.- .^.™^V : &-. MfflrtWlMllilnaffl ew White and Colored Blankets. ew White and Colored Flannels: New Lace and Muslin Curtains New Crimean and Cotton Shirting New Overcoats for Men and Boys New Cloth and Tweed Suits. ; '-■';'-' '-■'■-,' ■■• ■■< ew Trousers and Trousers and Vests White and Colored Shirts Now Hats, Caps, and Mufflers .-. . ■■ ' ,''■"■'■-■■. ■ Now Scarfs, Ties, and Collars ressmaking—Latest style and prompt attention,. " / ~.■ ■■ Jtli -Lj -Lj ) DENISON HOUSE, ;;: ~;-MASTERTOK:. ■ ,'■:■..:-.'^' ,-., 111 Ifc^^fc^^sS^ THE KEiIiIiIQUBLBUf 7HICH is largely,exported^td AuatraliaiV^6l6hic3^i3^mado' best hammered' r I SCRAP IRON, and: : for ,'• siniplicity; : , ■of design,'. : easy i daught, economy; of.rdpiurs, stands preeminent?. ":~- '■X : ' ; - f".:- l\ Winnora of :'rhe 'GOLD MEDAL.at?the :Melbou , r'no. v :Exin'bltion : /..for^tiie!r-S ; . ; :?&}. WpOUBLE-FURKW PLOUGH.;;,-: ?&£&& W%j Tide Juror's Roport—" Ploughs:-In-ploughsithere i» one exhibit "'to* 'which ; wo l #fch to draw special attention as being the,bestj'and thatis -the Double-Furrow of J|IID AND GRAY/of Duiiedin,"'New:Zcaland.A.lh finish and construction'it is far t(ip»rior to any other. ..V ' 'J'r : ''^v'-'!: fcpj «! Testimonial;from John-Grigg, ..Esq,, .Long. Beach, who got eleven now ■ '■■■. V ploughs in January last,;~}/f.'. , : : ; •■:■'.". :'-29'<- .'i ,'■-'■'''"'.: ' " * " ; '' - J -'V■? : - : £ :; -.'■;-.VI ■/■ '=■■"- L«ng .'iieach,' BfcK" February, '"1886J IMa Tery pleased to bo able to' Bay „ that your "ploughsi;liave given me perfect satisIwtion, ,/ ; ' :; ':- ! :;':'.''.' : t?V : :'X: i l. :,.'*:; ,N. ' ' '.:■'■• ''':. ./■■■'■ '\^^^ : C^W^ybo^^.9^^.--,;;g:;;jCHAPF-CUTTE^ s, riddles, elevates, screws, 'arid' presses'into the.:bag at: cine: operation. '"■. 'W:': piece will cut and press from 80, to 100 well pressed;bags-per hour.-, •■■-Pmc'e ■^' : S ,,:; £55. - A large number at work,"*;- ;>.:.- -.-■. -.\ ■' ■■•■ ffcaff-Cutters and- Horse-Gears, all sizes - ■ t&mbined Manure & Turnip Coulter Drill for drilling 6 or 8 rows on the Flat latent Balancing Disc Harrows J.tw Positive Feed Broadcast Sower m Zealand Twine Binder km Drills from 11 to 17 Coulters, Cambridge Rollers Tig-Zag Harrows, Patent Wire Strainer Iron and Steel Fencing "Wire, Steel andiron Fencing Stan~&ys§tSteelßarb Wire 4 points )ik FitSrm4ft\ ;;
OLE ANDERSON BLACKSMITH & PARMER TAUERU,
-.MARINE HOTEL, v \ WHAKATAKI. Gff(. s T)OBINSON (late of Ex- , JL. x\i change Hotel, Napier), Begs to inform- -Jiis friends, and the general public, that lie .has bought the lease of tlio above .Hotel, ami will use his best endeavors to cater for travellers. Good stabling, and commodious paddocks for Btook, Best brands of wineß and spirits. 2220
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2274, 19 April 1886, Page 1
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