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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2656, 25 July 1887, Page 2

FIEST SEMI-ANNUAL liUlllHlfll KIRKCALDpj.SAINS Wf) enable to bring forward the imto arrived for the coming Benson, KIRK. OAtDIE & STAINS have considered it necessary to offer the surplus of the preBent season's atock AT MORE THAN AN ORDINARY REDUCTION IN PRICES. The portion of the stock thuß to be disposed of will be Exhibited on Tables in the different Showrooms, and each line of goods will bo marked in plain figures in RED INK by the sido of tho original price, so that Patrons of this Sale can see the bona fide Reductions. THE SALE~WILL COMMENCE, ON SATURDAY, 9th JULY. 1887. : CASH DRAPERS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS would respectfully call tho attention of the Public generally to the Reductions, which are' of more than a usually liberal • character, in this their FIRST SEMIANNUAL SALE, WHICH COMMENCES ON SAIURDAY,9th JULY, 1887. All goods are marked in Plain Figures, the former prices in BLACK and the reduced in RED INK, so that all patrons .can satisfy themselves of tho bona fides of this salo. • |ri '» ir/^iiij|MyiHlj| EKETAJUNA! OPENING NOTICE, RDAY, 18th June, the uudersignwl will open NEW PREMISES at wholesale. prices. WmT-BELL. WILLIAM DOUGALL, W. LITTLEJOHN AND SON. Queen-St., Masterton. WELL SELECTED STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELLERY. TO SELEd FEOM. Attention is directed to W. D'b 46 ENGLISH MADE WATCH £G Extra Heavy Cases, Spbcuuy got W joe WORKING MEN. SFSQTAGLES and EYEGLASSES. to Suit any sight. Surveyors Instruments, Telescope and Binoculars suitable for Shepherds always on hand. Goods Bold equally as cheap as in any of the Wellington shops. 26-12 (Graduate in Dental Surtferv, Dunediu University) DENITAL SURGEON, CHURCH STREET, Masterton.'... MR ARTHUR HOBY,; { 10ENTIATE IN DENTAL SURGIjERY, Royal College Surgeons, Ireland, WhtjlS-stbhet, Welhitoton, Second house above Manners-Btre MONEY TO LEND. ON MORTGAGE. Very larete sums are at present not negotiable, tho money market being considerably exhausted by existing bank pressure. We quoto rate of interest fully 7 to 7i percent, for sums in excess of £SOO, with every probability of a further advance, and we should advise borrowers to take advantage of present quotations, About £20,000, divisible, to arrive from England by incoming mail, will command on high class securities, lowest rate. Scandivanian securities 'still command attention and are readily negotiable. CHAB.POWNALL&OO., ' Grey'street, Wellington. ESTABLISHED 1875,