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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2447, 8 November 1886, Page 2

THE CHEAPEST HUUSE lu the district to buy DRAPERY and CLOTHING is 0. SMITH AND CO.'S. BEING direct' importors, we aro in a position to sell at tho lowest piico. Webuy for Cash and soil for Cash, and having no middle profit to pay, wo give our customers tho. very boat valuo. for money. LaooStripeMuilin3|d, worthGd Press Maturhl SM, worth 9d All-wool DresirMatenal fyd, worth la Black Cashmere Is Bd, worth Is 9d Brocho Silk h lid, worth 3b 6d How Prints 2b lid dross, worth 4s6d New Printi 5b lid drosß, worth 7b (id Stripe Galatea 6|d pur yard, worth 9d Chock Gingham 3?, worth 6d All-Linen Table Damask lid per yard, worth la 3d Lace Curtaini 2a 6d por pair, worth 3a lid Btout Bhirtimj 4jd por yard, worth 7]d Colored Moloßkin Is por yard, worth Is Gd Heavy Twood for Boys, is 3d, per- yard, worth 2b Ladies' Print Skirts, 1b each, worth 2s Ladici' and Children's Trimmed Hata Ladles Stays 2s Gd per pair, worth 3a 0d Children's Tunica, Is lid oaoh, worth 3a fidLadies' Collars 2d, worth 4d Knitting Cotton, la lid per lb, worth 2&6 d Children's Soi, 2d por pair, worth Gd Mon'a Under Shirta lsGd uach, worth 2s 9d Men's Merino pants Is Gd per pair, worth 2b 9d ■■ Boyß' Drill Suits, all sizes, Men's Tweed Troußera 3s lid per pair, worth 5s lid Boys' Tweed Trousers 2a lid, worth 4s lid Mon'a Twood Suits IGa Gd, worth 21s BoyB 1 Enickor Suit* from 3; 3d Boyß' Folt Hata Is, worth 2s Boya' and Youthß Straw Hats Is, worth Is 6d Men's Linon Collars fid each, worth la. Boys' WhiteShirta ls3d each, worth 2s lid Shirts, Braces, Tie>, Hats, &c„ in groat variety, ' By purchasing at C S. & Co.'i you will aave quite 20 por cent, Retail at Wholesale Price, Note tho address— C. SMITH & CO, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. WHEN YOU COME TO WELLINTON, GIVE mum a call, and sea the large stock of IRONMONGERY, MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, THAT HE HAS DISPLAYED. Ho Bells for CASH ONLY I YotJwniraD by paying him A VISIT, YOU WIU MINT OF MONEY. DON'TFORGET! Ironmonger. CUBA STREET, WILL BE GLAD TO SEE YOU. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, CHEAPEST AND LARGEST CLOTHINO EMPORIUM IN THIS COLONY. Special Notice WE beg to inform our numerous clients that wo liavo just added Largo Varieties of Mon'a and Boyß Clothing, all of which havo been Bptcially ordered of tho very best Colonial Tweede. Our communication with tho Continental Fashions is no perfect that we can guarantee our (jarmouta a a Fashionable Guide, We alter our Garments Free of Charge. Wo register new sizes daily, and therefore ean guarantee a Perfect Fit. Men's and Boys' Suits made to measure •fter the Newest Style and Fashion, latest samples of Tweeds and Worsted Clothing to hand. Mercery departments replete with every article for Men's and Boys' wear in Shirts, Sox, Scarves, etc, You aro cordially: invited to call and luspoct, Agents for Werfheim Sowing Machines. Country order* carefully and promptly .executed. W.H. WEBBER, Maskrtm Branch next Club Hotel 10 BUILDERS AND CABINETMAKERS. STEAM TURNING AND CARVING WORKS, Courtney Placo, Wellington C.BATH, Bo?s to inform tho trades and public generally that he has started TURNING IN ADDITION TO CARVING. and is now prepared to exocuto ordors in TURNING, BAND andFRETSA WING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ' Charges will be at the Lowest Pos. sible Bates, Q. BATH invitoß all porsons to come and INSPECT THE STOCK Of Tumim; and Carving on hand before purchasing olaewhere. 2332 ) C. BULKLEY, Dentist, Welling. \, ton, notifies that from July Ist Js surgery will be removed from Grayireet to Willis-street, (now Brick Build iur), 7th house above the Albert Hotel.