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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2325, 19 June 1886, Page 1

Low Prices of WOOL. Baldwin's Best Beehive 4b 6d per lb Fingebings &oW, ' a S P 7 r f ß m,ks Faton's'Alloa, per head of 16 skeins, 4s. _____ Try our Boys' Knicker Hose. TTOSIEKY Double heels and toes, in navy, brown, black, and heathed. rir Best makes at lowest prices in OLOTHJLN Or English, Scotch, and Colonial. WARNGCK, KELLY THOJBNDON- 5-1 Ol

" THE EMPORIUM" Q"O"EEi3Sr-ST., nVI^STESETOIT. J. GRAHAM ■9 RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all the Business Favors conferred on him since opening, and intends that the Business will be conducted on the same principles, viz., buying direct from the Manufacturer and i roducer, saving Middleman's Profit, and thus supplying the public at WHOLES ALE PRICES. QUALITY in every article in the different Departments, at lowest scale of profits. Kefiising to push second-class auction sale articles at catch prices simply to entrap purchasers, at the same time, to show what can be done, we have Men's Sox at 3|d |>er pair Men's Mole Trousers at 4s 6d Men's Tweed Trousers at in 6d Men's Tweed Suits at 18s 6d Men's Boots at 6s lid per pair And Such Lines at VERY LOW PRICES. NOTE.—We are just opening up a Large Consignment of KAIAPOI CLOTHING and KOSLYN WOOLLKN GOODS, which we offer at A small advance on Cost ofManiifaflture. CALL AND INSPECT, AJND COMPARE. IRONMONGERY, GROCERY, AKO] GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Our Celebrated Blends, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 4d, and 2s 6d. The f'tmous Sylhet Valley tea. Indian, at 2s lOd per lb, is pronounced a Perfect Luxury- Box Teas, at 15s, 16s 6d, 18s, 20s, 225, and 25s per box. SUGAI'iS, 10s, lis 6d, 12s, and 12s 6d for 401b bags. SOAPS, 6s 9d, 9s, and 13r per 561 h box. CANDLES, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, and i6s per 251b box JAMS, per case, 32s 6d, pur doz.,' 6s 9d. FLOUR. —Chamberlain's " Silver Dust," Onruaru, and other brands. GALVANISED BUCKETS, from Is each KEROSINE.—From 7s upwards. SPORTING SEASON.—Guns and all Sporting Material. Our BOOT DEPARTMENT is replete wiih " Premier Boots," made speoially for the Emporium. Special terms to large buyers. Country orders have my prompt personal attention. 2303 PROGRESSIVE SCIENCE, OR the successful treatment, of Chronic and Special Diseases according to the laws of Nature, and the Philosophy of common sense. A Revolution in the Practice of Medicine". The latest discoveries in the Art of Healing. SIGIOB RE2TAUD, The Highly Popular and Celebrated Specialist, Eclectopathist, &c„, Professor of Natural Science and author of the following works:—The Principles and Practice of Medical Botany, The Rationalistic and Eclectic Treatment of Diseases, Shadows, &c., has established the NEW ZEALAND ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE for the Effectual and Permanent Cure of all forms of Chronic and Complicated Complaints, Nervous Affections and special diseases. CONSULTATION BY LETTER FREE. Nervous' Debility (in all its phases), fits, effects of indiscretion, physical decay, lost manhood, spermatorrhoea, impediments to marriage, scrofulous humours, eruptions, incapacity" for study or business, cold extremities, female complaints ; Liver, Heart, Kidney and Lung Affections, and diseases which have hitherto been thought incurable are now yielding rapidly to his treatment, as thousands of grateful patients are willing to testify. TO THOSE MEN AND WOMEN Who are old before their time, enfeebled in their power, weakened in their debilitated in th'xiir health, misanthropical or hypochondriacal in their mind, ambition - less in life and -who have become broken down in constitution through oxowssos, abuses or indiscretions, SIGNOR RENAULT'S treatment particularly recommends itself. Avoiding .as it does the use of Mineral Drugs aud Poisons, it embraces the latest discoveries and benefits conferred on humanity by the rapid strides of Scientific Progress. SUCCESS Si-RTAIM m ALL J CONFIDENCE 1 SUFFERERS CASS BE TREATED CASES UNDERTAKEN. \ ABSOLUTt. / EQUALLY WELL AT A DISTANCE. NOTE THE ADDRESS— The Nev Zealand. Eolectic Medical Institute, 42, SHOBTLAND-SI. AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 239. 2315 COMPLETE RANGE OF WINTER FASHIONS. New Parisian and London Millinery. New iJress Goods, various fabrics. New "Velveteens in every shade. New Cashmeres, New Winceys. New Shanties, New .Jackets. New Fur Capes, New UlstersNew He 'siery, New Gloves. New Wool Squares, New Corsets. Now Cm brellas. New liuchings. New Rib bons, new Laces New Whi'te and Colored Blankets New Whl te and Colored Flannels "IST fl w Lace and Muslin Curtains "New Cam ean and Cotton Shirting "New Sheeidugs-, New Calicoes, every make ""Sew Over coats for Men and Boys New Cloth and Tweed Suits. New Trous; ers and Trousers and Vesta New White and Colored Shirt New Hats, Caps, and Mufflers New Scarfs, Ties, and Collars "DTessmaklnr> • —Latest style and prompt attention. "W~ - BELL, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. 22G1 ! EMPIRE RESTAURANT, "W. CATT, Willis-street, Wellington. jHigh-s'ttU'TET Carterton. j .—_ HAS now received a fine selection of I Splendid Accommodation for Boarder* and i Visitors. Oonf!Botioiiery_ of every i descsription. to wharf, alongside of tram, jEe lias aI:3o been appointed agent to 10 .i, w ith bath and every convenience. well-known Herbalist, W. Ayre, and w J . keeps a stock of these celebrated XEK-M-SS :-16s, and 18m, remedies Per Weelt. always ON HASD., FANCY GOODS . ! BEDS,—ONE SHILLING; MEALS— Comprising the newest novelties can be , SIXPENCE. obliained at; liis establishment. i Age)it for the Watrarapa Daily. I j WILLIAMS, PROPRIETOR. 1 'J2M