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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2610, 10 June 1887, Page 3

®ASTERTON, GENERAL. |! i . AND Proprietov.V; HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN FOR BUTTER AND EGGS (to the Editor.) Bos Marche, Masterton, May 12 Ml, Sir, -Would yon kindly inform your readers of the Wairaiupa Daixy, .that' we have now oponed up a second shipment of Seasouabie Goods for Winterwear. These comprise all the newest-,and most durable materials in Dress Goods,' Blankets, Flannels, 'Ladies Jackets, Mantles, English and French Millinery, Fur Capes, Fur Boas, Ladies ani Children's Hosiery and' Gloves, Wikillen Goods of all descriptions, Mens', Youth's, and Boys' Clothing, made from the best English Tweeds, Woollen and C(/tt"n' Shirts, Pants, Undershirts, Socks, Real Good Tweed. Macintoshes, Rugs, &c,, Ac, all of which we intend to clear at Wholesale Prices. By doing so you will oblkje . , respectfully, ; L. J. Hooper &'Co, N B.—We wore forgetting. to mention that wo have also opened 150 Ladies'. (Ulsters, the new style, and made from the most fashionable material f■ -Wo quote prices, os lid to 42s Gd. ' " L, J. H. & Co.'

FIRE WO 0D RJ CHAPMAN of the Upper • tJ • Plain, having retired Over 3 years from the Firewood Trade, has now (recommenced business, and hopes that some of his. old customers and as many new ones as think lit, will give him ft share of their support, He is prepared to deliver good sound FIREWOOD of every diseription, a full measure guaranteed at the lowest market rates. Matai 2ft. and 4ft. lengths; Mairc, 2ft and 4ft (if specially ordered); Matai and Mairc in 9 or 12 inches if specially ordered; Totara m any lengths required. Hough Wood.—Good sound Matai and Tetoki, unsplit, the best valuo for the money in the Market. Totara fencing posts, wire and-mortice; Totarastraimns posts and rails, Totara house blocks (A faira'lowance made to the Building Trade) All orders entrusted to Mr J. Elliotto, Saddler, Mastorton will receive prompt attention, where prices may bo obtained, A liberal allowance made toHotolkeepers and public institutions, where quantities are taken, also an allowance of one shilling per cord made to cash purchasers. 258 G. }fK, SAWS. : SAWS. SAWS Get your saws repaired by a PRACTICAL SAW MAKER, ' WHO will rc-tooth, re-hammer, and put into proper working order any kind of saws,, no mutter how badly buckled or crippled, Makers, Importers, and Dealer in all kinds of circular and 1 ' Vertiial Saws. No. 12, Cuba-street, Wellington, and 282 Sussex-street Sydney N.S.AV. jP~j REWARD will be given by the dJ_L Undersigned for information and the conviction uf tliii bovs \Vlio, on or about the 28th of May last, forcibly entered my stable, Worksop-road, and stole therefrom a hand saw, and an axe, N.B.—All trespassers from this date will be prosecuted, ' S. E, GAPPER, June G, 1887. "21117 NOTICE TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND TH& PUBLIC GENER-' -ALIA. ; . Wo have decided to sell all Groceries; iroiimongery, Drapery, &c., AT OUR USUAL PRICES, We will not increase our prices for any' goods we have had in stock-before :the passing of the present Tariff.'' .• M. CASELBERG &CO., ■ Co Operative Stores, 2605' ■ . Maste: iiu f ; . GRAND JUBILEE ART UNION By permission of the Colonial Secretary, First Prize—Oil Painting, valued £25 2nd ~. ~ . ~ ■ £5" 3rd ~ ~ . ~,, ~ £2 106 And ten others; valuo £5, which are on view.at Mr Roscoii's Studio, Queen St. 300 members at 2/6 each. Drawing takes place on the 20th June at 7 p.m. The reader is respectfully requested to call and seetheprizeß, J. T.ROSOOE, !' PromotW,