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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2327, 22 June 1886, Page 1

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"THE EIVSPOiIUM" QT3"3jE33Sr-ST., MASTHBTOIT-' J. GRAHAM EETUKNS his Grateful Thanks for all the Business Favors conferred on him since opening, anchintends 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 "W HOLES ALE PRICES. QU A-LITY in every article in the different Department's, at lowest scale of profits. Refusing 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 per pair Men's Mole Trousers at 4s 6d Men's Tweed Trouaer* at 4s 6d Men's Tweed Suits at 18* fid 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 WOOLLEN GOODS, which we offer at .A. small advance on Cost ofManulaoture. CALL AND INSPECT, AJNI) COMPARE. IRONMONGERY, GROCERY, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Otir Celebrated Blends, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 4d, and 29 6d. The Jj'-tinous Svlhet Valley tea. Indian, at 2s lOd per lb, is pronounced a Perfect Luxuky- Box Teas, at 15s, 16s 6d, 18s, 20s, 225, and 25s per bo*. SUGARS, 10s, lis 6d, 12s, and 12s 6d for 401b bags.

SOAPS, 6s 9d, 9s, and 13s per 561 b hox. CANDLES, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, and 16a per 251b box JAMS, per case, 32s 6d, per doz., 6a 9d. FLOUR.—Chamberlain's "Silver Dust," Oaruaru, *nd other brands. GALVANISED BUCKETS, from Is each KEKOSINK.—From 7p» upwards. SPOTTING SEASON. —Guns and all Sporting Material. Our BOOT DEPARTMENT is replete with " Premier Boots," made specially 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. ■SIGWOA-MWAUD, 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, eruption*, 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 hia treatment, as thousands of grateful patients ara willing to testify. TO THOSE MEN AND WOMEN Who are old before their time, enfeebled in their power, weakened in their Jenergy, debilitated in their health, misanthropical or hypochondriacal in their mind, ambitionloss in life, and who have become broken down in constitution through excesses, abuses or indiscretions, SIGNOR RENA'UD'S treatment particularly recommends itself. Avoiding as it dees the use of Mineral Drugs and Poisons, it embraces the latest discoveries and benefits conferred on humanity by the rapid strides of Scientific Progress. ■SUCCESS CERTAIM 18 ALL f CONFIDENCE!'SUFFERERS CAN SB TREATEO CASES UNDERTAKEN. 1 ABSOLUTE. J EQUALLY WELL AT A DISTANCE, NOTE THE ADDRESS— Ths New Zealand Eclectic Medical Institute, 42, SHOKTLAND-sr. AUCKLAND. P.O. BOX 239. 2315 COMPLETE RANGE OF WINTER FASHIONS. New Parisian and London Millinery. New Dress Goods, various fabricsNew Velveteens in every shade. New Cashmeres, New Winceys. '"New"Mantles, "New Jackets. — New Fur Capes, New Ulsters. New Hosiery, New Gloves. New Wool Squares, New Corsets. New Unibfeli;'3, New Ruchmgs. New Ribbons, new Ltices New White and Colored Blankets New White and Colored Flannels New Lace and Muslin Curtains ■New-Crimean and Cotton Shirting Nrw Sheethigf, New Calicoes, every make ~New Overcoats for Men and Boys . New Cloth and Tweed Suits. New Trousers and Trousers and Vests New White and Colored Shirts New Hats, Caps, and Mufflers New Scarfs, Ties, and Collars Dressmaking—Latest style and prompt attention. W" . BELL. DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. 2201 - i empire restaurant, W. CATT, i Willis-strert, Wellington. HIGH-STvEET CaRTEBTON. ■ • - \ HAS now received a fine selection ®f ; Accommodation for Boarders and ' Visitors. Confectionery ol every ! description. : > /"NLOSE to wharf, alongside of tram, He has also been appomced, agent co te: fl with bath and every convenience. 'well-known Herbalist, W.; Ayre, and j - keeps a stock of these celebrated ; rpjSIiM.SS i—l and 18m, f remedies j .. -Y'JPer Week. AI/WAYS 02f HjCXD. j . /- . FANCY GOODS ! ONE SHILLING; MEALS— Comprising the newest novelties can be i SIXPENCE. obtained at Ms-establishment. i Agent for tha Wairabapa Daily. ! j WILPAMS, PROPRIETOR. I