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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3031, 17 October 1888, Page 3

ADVERTISEMENTS, THOKBTJM'S COENEE. CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS. mAILQRINU DEPARTMENT now L full Swing. Fit, stylo and mako puarantced, SUITS TO MEASURE, Now Zoaland and English tweeds from m 0 s ' T() £4. TIIORBURN'S CORNER, CIIUA AND JIASNtXIS StUEET. Trouseiß and Vests to Measure from New Zcnlnml mid English Tirocds from & 1 5 s - m £2. rpHORBURN'fj CORNER, X CL'IIA and Manneks Stuebts. TROUSERS 'J'O MEASURE FROM 16/6 10 30/miioitiraiK's CORKER, X Cuua and Manxeu Strews Is tlio Best Houso iii tho city for Men's and Boys Hats, Shirts and Hosiory, Undcrclothin?, &c. rnHORBURN'S CORNER, X Cuba and Maxkeh Stbkei, EVERYONE requested to call and inspect my enlarged premises, and tho name henceforth of tho said promises shall be known as TIIORBURN'S CORNER Tailoi;inci&Oi : tfittixo Establishment JOHN THURBURN, YEITOH& ALLAN IMPORTERS OF DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, MANTLES, AND MILLINERY , (a SPECIALTY). ;i GLOVES, PRINTS, HOSIERY, ' PARASOLS, CLOTHING, ETC, ETC. JNVITE Visitors from tlio 'Wairarapa to call and inspect our stock, which will bo found ropleto with every novelty of tho season, , Address 12* •• VEITCH & ALLAN, CUBA-STREET.. Wellington. TELEPHONE 309. 3007' j NOTICE. MR H. BENTLEY is authorised to collect accounts for tho undersigned, and his receipt will bo a sufficient discharge, MRSJ.BAMBER, Control Boot Depot, Masterton. F [ IMPORTANT NOTICE, 'SHEAEBESCAN NOW OBTAIN ANDpAYNE.'S I, PATENT "REGULATOR' SHEEP SHEARS MASTERTON. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BREEDERS. SEASONSJBB9-1890, THE UNDERSIGNED has decided to offer at tho Mastehton Pas xoeaii Show noxt year a pi'izoof TEN POUNDS For the Best Foal tho progeny of PISCATORIOUS, which may bo eshib iteil; and ho is also prepared .(in con junction with othor horso owners in tho Wairarapa) to givo FIVE POUNDS Towards a Swcopßtakoat thesamo Bhow for tho Best Foal—tho progeny of ANY THOROUGHBRED HORSE in tho District. Ho also offers for tho Masterton Pastokai Show in the following year (1890) a prize of TWENTY POUNDS For tho Best PISCATORIOUS Yearling exhibited oil tlio Show Ground. A, W. CAVE. To Oro Oro, October Htli, 1888, GEORGE DENTON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, IRONMONGER, LOCKSMITH AND GUNSMITH, 38 Willis Street, Wellington. Trout Fishing, Lawn Tennis, Lawn Bowling and Cricketing Goods, Fishing nets and netting twine. Cautkidohs for Revolvers, Rifles, and spurting guns, all tho going sizes. REVOLVERS, RIFLES, GUNS, and ALL SPORTING REQUISITES. Watches, Clocks, and a largo stocli of Jowollery.all of best quality, plated war© ?nd gonewl ironmongery, l! 020