Lew Prices of WOOL Sizn weight prick *RT -ULAlml'j I» 10x4 7lbs 12/G , 11x4 91bs lli/G i Liajn IN ut Iji f rtr all( j corapato, Winceys 6 « .Scotch . p ol . Dru^^ii,iu, Tweeds VARNSCK KELLY & tiOL _ THORNDON HOUSE.
BOM AE CHE. The CHEAPEST Drapery and Clothing House in Masterton, L. J". HOOPER & CO., "We have now opened lip the bulk of our New Seasons Goods, and We Defy Competition, Ladies' French and English trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Trimmed Hats from 2s 6d each, Ladies' Ulsters 6s lid, Children's Ulsters from lid each . . Hat Ornaments from Id each Ladies' Shawls 4s ild : Dress Goods 3|d, Dress-Goods Dress Goods 10|d White Blankets 6s lid per pair, White Blankets 10s tid per pair lannels B£d per yard, Flannels 9|d per yard Honeycomb Quilts Ss lld, Honeycomb Quilts 6s lid Bedroom Towels 2£d,_ Bedroom Towels 3|d Fingerings, Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s6d for twelve skeins Silecia Linings 3}d per yard, Silecia Linings 4 d per yard :t . Brown Hollands <Ud per yard. Tapestry Carpets Is lid per yard Coir Mattings 7jkl per yard,.Goir. Mattings 9Jcl per yard , Sheetings llJd per yard, Sheetings Is per yard Linoleums Is 4 d per yard cheap quality, Linoleums 4s fid per yard best quality A Black Lustres 6jd per yard, Black Lustres Bid per yard Umbrellas 2s 6dj and everything else equally CHEAP. Id off every Shilling Discount, allowed lor Cash HOOPER'S, BON MARGHE. WLOOK FOR OUR NAME.
£§B6 WIKTTHK. ISS© CmiIKTE RANGE OF WINTEIt FASHIONS. London Millinery. ■±-"'' y:^XX Neiv Dress Goods, various fabrics,;, ; in every shade. New Cashmeres, New Winceys., "KeTManfe, New Jackets. .. "New Fur Capes, New Ulsters.' New ilosiery, New Gloves. • r: Ne.iv'AVpol .Squares, 'New "Nuwijmbvuilaa, Now Ruclunga. . New fobbons, new Luces ifcw-White and ColorecTßlanlteta New White and Colored jFlannols'? : Sew Lace and Muslin Curtains' New Crimean and Cotton Shirting New Sheetings, New Calieoeß. every make ~ r • : yeffOvcrcoats for Men and Boys New Clotli and .Tweed Suits.' 7sfbio'roii&ers and Trousers and Yeats "New White and Colored Shirts ~Ne\V~Hats, Caps, and Mufflers : New' Scarfs, Ties/ and Collars "DiSmakingrr-Latest style and ■ prompt attention; W7B B LL, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. 2261 8 t % ■ Ml . . | . MAKERS OF ' SEW ZliLfflD DOUBLE* J .... HIGH, is lately exported to Australian colonies, is made of best hammered SCRAP IKON, and for simplicity, durability, ..of design, easy draught, economy of repairs, stands pre-eminent. ■ .;. .... .Winners of "the GOID MEDAL at the ■Melbourne. Exhibition for. tho'r J: DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGH. Vide J liror'B: Report— I "Ploughs: In ploughs there ia one exhibit to which we vish to draw special attention as being the beat, and that is the Double-Furrow, of BEID AND GRAY, of Dunedin, New Zealand. In finish and construction it is far superior to any other. ' ■.■■ V Bopy of Testimonial from,' John Grig", Esq., Long Beach, who.got eleven new • ••' ploughs in January last■ " Long Beach, Bth February, 1886. I am vary pleased to be able to say that your ploughs have given me perfect satisfaction. JOHN GRIGG. . REID & GRAY'S PORTABLE SCREW PRESS PATENT BAGGING CHAFF-CUTTER, Outo, riddles, elevates, screws, and presses into the bag at one operation, $ mouthpiece will cut and press from 80 to 100 well prossed bags per hour, Price £55. A large number at work. . V. ■ ' ALSO, " ' ®haff-Culteis and Horse-Gears, all sizes Combined Manure & Turnip Coulter Drill for drilling 6 or 8 rows on the Flat latent Balancing Disc Harrows : Ke\y Positive Feed Broadcast . . "Jew Zealand Twine Binder ■ 'drain Drills from 11 to 17 Coulters, Cambridge Rollers 2ig-Zag Harrows, Patent Wire Strainer Iron and Steel Fencing Wire, Steel and Iron Fencing Standards, Steel Barb Wire 4 points Oils, Fittings, &c. ___ ________
, Mr. A. KEISENBERG, i;fT| E A 0 H E R OF M U S I 0 •.'dL AND SINGING, • Terms on application. Terra commences . .with pupil. Adross care Mi'R, Gant, .jjOhemiat, MaabertOn. i .2061 Blacksmith and Wheelwi'ifflitj Ofrosirs Tonnbb'b Hotel, Eketahuna, HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. \ I.TY..T) EBTAURANT, C ITt R ■ Opposite Barratt'a Hotel, Lambtori h ■> 1 Quay; Wellington. > l "Beat IjUnoheon in Town. / -Two hundred persons lunch : Dadyat'- . this favorite Restaurant. ,-vV •:' '• 'A. HAMMOND; Proprietor/ ■! ' /)?.>"• • 6r MS.|EED, , ttisi
OXFORD HOUSE. Q UEEN-STEEET,...... MASTSRTON. EIRST'OLASS . Accommodation is ; offered in this commodious house. BATH, and EVERY CQir : . FORT. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR FAMILI 2240 -,u m,.-, W..-OATT, . , . . High-street....... .^..........i..0A8TEET0N. now: received a fine aeloction ef : <C3pnfeotionery of every He has also been appointed agent" to the ,woP-kn9wn Herbalist, W. Ayre, and ,keeps a sto.cls of these celebrated : .jj ~.,-.;f , ,;.l r pmpdles ' hand, j' ■'.'todMßßPm otewe4 *t hjto.oriabliakiemfc. Ageitjjar the wxetauk DiiiY.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2308, 31 May 1886, Page 1
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