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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2532, 23 February 1887, Page 1

1 0 ii tki ten U ii tltiii § £AH 9630 £) 01? STOCK. >■■ 15%t0 ; 20% ■■'■■ Under Wholesale Prices, OPPOSITE SUPKEMECOUET, V WELLINGTON.

• JOHN GRAHAM & CO. MERCHANTS, IMPQRTIKS, AND COM- ■ ' MISSION^AiBNTS.: AGENTS FOR MAURIOEVILLE LIME, GREEN'S POULTRY AND HORSE CONDITION POWDERS. 1 MASTEEfc-aPOZSr. / 9 - t• - TJTpMOST respectfully invite the piiblic ot the Wairarapa: District to inspect V'V our stock and obtain prices before buying elsewhore. •No pressing to buy. 7 ABRIDGED tes iM. s; ' ! ! " GROCERIES- ■ i ' V.-'"- " Sugars ;9s 6d, 10s 6d, lis 6d per 40ft bag. Teas (Our own Blend) 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, in 5,10, and 15ft Tins. Boxes 15s 9d, 18s 6d,2256d. ■ Coffee Boasted, (Ground Daily) Is 4d and Is Bd, Pure Is lOd. ! Jams 6s 6d per doz, 30s per case. Soap 6s 6d, 9s, and 12s 6d pet* box. 4d, 6d, and 8d per bar. i Candles, lis 6d per box PRIME CANTERBURY BACON, IRONMONGERY— 7 ,7 7'' . ' ; Corrugated Iron, all sizes. Roofing Felt, Fencinp Wire, Barbed Wire, Tin- ■ ware, Brass Foundings, Cutlery, Electro-plate, Tools, Spades, Pumps, / Sporting Powder from 2s 6d per pound, Sryinges, etc., etc. CROCICERYWe ate now showing a Direct Importation ex Phoenix, consisting of 13 crates. of new £foods, which wo are offering at wholesale prices. Cups and Baucera from 4s Cd per doz,, jugs 3s a set. BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING.

0 w IN THE. "*ll.l, moutttitL emm. ■ "The blending is entirely attended ts by Mr. .Neloon liinisell, who i.it Taster ot. great experience, and 1.:.e ' had a special training In tlio mm nemo. "This firm 1 deserves the s» port Of all purchasers of fe, ut the article they offer ut superior to anything''we to iu this Colony. ' PHISS. Mr. Nelson li t profenlonal l'sster : am) Blender." PRICES >M+, \\ 2/8, 3/I®© 3/4, AVftROED 09 4W COPIED BY ALL •jr—3 e f—» Packets MW!^ i,'i#® BOXES MM CHESTsJ'm^fe^y^ if WmmWm fiI)CMD,WELLINIiTONiCHR!STCHURCH,DUNEBIfI, AGENTS EVERYWHERE

BRICKS VERSUS RUBBISH. TRUSCOTT& ALPASS the permanent briebmakers, beg to inform the public generally that they deliver GOOD BRICKS in Mastertonand neighborhood, and as their brickfield is adjacent to the railway they are in a position to' supply first class bricks to any of the stations or sidings along the Railway CHEAPER than any other person in.the Wairampa.

SUN KWONG LEE, Provision Mer- ! chant, Grocer, Greengrocer, and Fruiterer, Latnbfcon-quay, has just received from China a large shipment of Tea, Preserved Fruits, Ginger, &c„ especially selected for him., N,B.—Buyer of fungus, horee-shoes, zinb and old iron, &c. Nnto the address—Sun Kwong Lee, next Wellington Meat Company,. Lamb-ton-quay, 'Wellington, 2482

SELLA . AGENT Mi New Zealand Fire and Marine Imuran Company. The New Zealand Accident Insurance Co. The Public Trust Office of New Zealand. The Colonial : Mutual, Life Assurance Society. 242G

NEW GOODS. a, hendekson: CENTRAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, : Queen Street, Masiektox, JUST ARRIVED r-New Goods of every description!' including Tnrrett,.Swai? low, Peep-o'-Day, and Beo Alarm Clocks, Gold and Silver \Vatches, Gentlemens' WaltHara's, Rotherham'a, Erharctt's and Mathey'a . Hunting and Openfnced watches. Spectacles, Smoked Chrystak, &c. "Wedding Ringu and Keepers from 18 ct downward. Cruets, Spoons, Fork.-;, &o. of the best brands. All kinds of jewellery made to order and repairs executed. 2404

UPPER OPAKI SAWMILL. ALEX, McLEOJD & C PROPRIETOR. TIMBER cut at current rates. Heart of Totata a special line.

J, N. BRUIN TON, [Late of J. 'Reid's Wellington.] TAILOR. Opposite Empire Hotel, Queen sii"d Maskrtm, T7I very description of gentlemen's garJjJ menta made by tailors turned out in the latest fashions and by practical workmen. 2493

THIS SPACE 'IS RESERVED FOB J. ELLIOTT, S^u!O!I3!Ej!S3!EB 5 <Ss5 QUEEN;STftEET. ~W. j. LINDOP, ' CHEMIST, (JABTBRTTON,

mSI®T3M. OWING to the prevalence of Teethdecay in this country, this formidable complaint is growing bo universal that nearly all patent medicines claim to cure it, .and many persons, not understanding the nature and cause of their ailment spend more money in one year on these rostrums than would suffice to set them up for life with a new set of teeth made by Walter E. Hah, Dentist, which the medical profession acknowledge is the only safe and certain cure writ,