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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2929, 20 June 1888, Page 5 (Supplement)

RVMIRVIJ; « HIGIVI THURSDAY, June 21st, FRIDAY, June 22nd, and SATURDAY, June 23rd. The Principal Drapers in the District, Messrs L. J. HOOPER & Co., have kindly consented to close their establishment? from 12 till i on Thursday, to give their staff of employees an opportunity of attending the Visitors and the Public Generally are respectfully invited to inspect the magnificent display at the Bon Marche from 8 till 12 and 4 till 6 on THURSDAY, 8 till 6 on FRIDAY, and 8 till 10.30 on Saturday. The Charges for admission to the Bon Marche are Free; children half price, A large staff' of assistants will be ready to show visitors any portion of the immense stock without pressing to buy, as under the new system pressure is not required, the value being irresistible. Lady Visitors from up-country districts should not tail to leave their dress measurement with the dressmaker, with the view of being able to send at some future time for a well fitting and neatly-made dress, at a moderate price, Gentlemen Visitors should ask to be shown a sample garment of the class of Clothing made at the Bon Marche from good, Strong Colonial Tweed, at 39$ 6& upwards. The SON MABOHB is the only house in the district that sell direct to the public at the actual Wholesale Price List. " Dam" Print. MANAGERS.