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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2326, 21 June 1886, Page 1

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" THE EMPORIUM" QTTEiBIT-ST., MASTHETOIT. J. GRAHAM RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all the Business Favors conferred on him since opening, and intends that the Business will be conducted on the sanie principles, viz., buying direct from the Manufacturer and producer, saving Middleman's Profit, and thus supplying th<) public at WHOLES ALB PRICES.' . QUALITY in every article in the different Departments, at lowest scale of profits. Refusing to push second-class auction sale articles at catch prices simply to entrap purchasers, at tne same time, to show what can be done, we have Men's Sox at per pair Men's Mole Trousers at 4a 6d Men's Tweed Trousers at 4s 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 ofKAIAPOI CLOTHING and ROSLYN WOOLLKN GOODS, which we offer at A small adranoe on Cost ofManulacture. CALL AND INSPECT, AXSD COMPARE. IBORMONBEBY, GROCERY, ST GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TEAS! • TEAS! TEAS! Our Celebrated Blends, Is 6d, 2s, 2a 4d, and 2s fid. The F tnious Sylhet Valley ten. Indian, at 2s lOd per lb, is pronounced a PERFECT LuxnftY- Box Teas, at 15s, 16s 6d, 18s, 20s, 225, and 25s per box. SUGARS, 10s, lis 6d, 12b, and 12s 6d for 401b bags. SOAPS, 6s 9d, 9s, and 13s per 561b box. CANDLES, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, and 16s per 251b box JAMS, per case, 32s 6d, perdoz., 6s Oti. FLOUR.—Chamberlain's "Silver Dust," Oatnaru, and other brands. GALVANISED BUCKKTS, from Is each KEIIOSiNE.—From 7s upwards. SPOUTING SEASON. —Guns and all Sporting Material. Our B< >OT DEPARTMENT is replete with " Premier Boots," made socially for the Emporium. * Special terms to large buyers. Country orders have my prompt personal attention. 2303

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