W airarapa Co-operative STORES. IQQQ AUTUMN SEASON 1000 1000 AUTUMN SEASON 1000 M. Caselberg & Co. WILL make their FIRST DISPLAY of Autumn and Winter fashions on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, Gth inst They will show the NEWEST and MOST FASHIONABLE Styles and Designs in French and English Millinery Straw Hats, Mantles, Furs, Jackets, Ulsters, and COSTUMES. DRESS MATERIALS: French Merinos, Cashmeres, all wool, Winceys, Homespuns, All Wool Plaids, Begcs, and Fancy Woollen Dress Materials, PLUSHES, VELVETEENS in ail Colors & Shades. MP /Sr Pa 9 ave received • \J, ix/ UUi tho bulk of their Season's Stock per s.s, Rimutaka and Kuapeliu,coinpriaing 911 packages of general Merchandise for their various Departments, viz,, FOR THEIR DRAPEIiY DEPt. pairs of Best "Whitnoy Blankets Austrian Ru«s 50 gg Carriage Rugs Cases Welsh Flannels do Lancashire do Bales 8/4 and 4/4 Calicoes
do Horrocks' White Calicoes do Crewdson's do do [IN ALL THE BEST QUALITIES.] 2 Cases Rough and Fine Holland Q do Ladies' and Maid's 0 Cashmere Hosiery fj) do do do Corsets ALSO—Q N CASES, containing Manchester 0 I Goods, as follows Damask Tabling, Silicias, Curtains, Linens, Hankerchiefs, Toilet Covers, Quilts, American Leather, TurkeyTowels, Hirchaback Towels, Haberdashery, Men's Hosiery, etc, etc, etc MCASELBERG and CO. have just , received a full stock of Kaiapoi Manufactures, consisting of Blankets, Flannels, Shirtings, Plaids, Men's'and Boys' Hosiery and Clothinsr, made to*the special order of M.C. and Co, ALSO A full complement of Men's, Youths',and Boys' Clothing, Crimean Shirts, (manufactured especially for M. C. and Co, by Messrs Hallenstein, of the N.Z, Clothing Factory, M. C. and Co beinp sole agents in the Wairarapa for their celebrated make of Clothing.) M. C. and Co have also received Blankets and Tweeds from the Roslyu, Mosgiel, and Petoue Manufactories. OUR DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENTis under the management of a rst-class experienced Dressmaker. It is now in full working order, and all Work Guaranteed a Perfect Fit, and at Very Moderate Charges, OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is under the same skilful and favorite management, and all work is turned outm a very fashionable and stylish manner at very moderate charges. JUST RECEIVED—NEW ASSORTMENT OF AUTUMN AND WINTER PATTERNS, OF WEST OF ENGLAND, KAIAPOI, MOSGIEL, AND PETOAE TWEEDS, .
AND ARE PREPARED TO MAKE SUITS TO MEASURE FROM 39s 6d TROUSERS, 15b_0D FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. M. C. & CO Have had a large addition to their usually well-stocked English, Ladies'and Children's KID, LEVANT, andMOROCCA BOOTS and SHOES. They have just opened 5 cases of CONTINENTAL EVENING SHOES Also a full complement of Colonial made BOOTS for Men, Youths, snd Boys, and Women's and Girls Strong WINTER BOOTS. LARGE REDUCTIONS Have been made in all the above goods, making the same the BESP and CHEAPEST VALUE in NEW ZEALAND. FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Have opened 13 CASES of Fancy Goods, Lamps, Cutlery, and Vases, and Bohemian Glass Cut Ware. 9 CRATES of China and Delf Ware. IRONMONGERY DEPT. Has received all its requirements for the season, and lias as usual a large and complete stock of all Building Materials, Station and Farm Requirements, Sporting and' Blasting Powder, Guns, Carpenters' Tools, Spades, Shovels, Axes, &c. GRASS~SEEDS. We are direct Importers of English and American clovers, and employ our own agents to purchase and carefully select from growers the very best Cocksfoot and rye grass, Timothy and tall Fescue 3. GROCERY DEPT. Has as usual a very large stock of the VERY BEST qualities of the best brands of all Oilmen's Stores, Tin'd Fish, Jams, Preserved Fruits, &c,, Ac. A Specially selected by our I IJ f\ ■ own agents at Foochoo and India, and BLENDED on OCR OWN PREMISES from theßest qualities only, to suit all tastes. M. C. and Co are the largest purchasers of all cereals and farm produce viz, butter, bacon, cheese, oats, barley, wheat, peas, beans, chaff and potatoes, The highest market prices given for all produce. N. 8,, M.C. and Co Have 1200 bushels of first-class oats for sale, 2s per bushel for good Sound Feed Oats. M. OABELBEBG & Co, CO-OPERATIVE STORES, MASTERTON AND GREYTOWN.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2882, 25 April 1888, Page 2
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669Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2882, 25 April 1888, Page 2
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