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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3095, 4 January 1889, Page 2

C-SMITH & C», CASH drapery stum, QUEEN-ST., MASTEIiTON, H. WEN in wißhinn liis numerous cuEtomurs A MERRY XMABAND A HAPPV NEW YEAR Takes (ho Opportunity to draw their attention to his LARGE AND VARIED MILLINERY, MESS PIECES,. HABERDASHERY, CLOTHING . . ASA cm trade onlv Is Done purchasers caa bo certain of

OBTAINING ALL GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLEPRICE, SPECIAL LINES FOR CHRISTMAS SHEW YEAR, , HOLIDAY COSTUMES. C. SMITH AND Co CASH DRAFEUS, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY Messrs chamberlain bros. beg to announce tlmt they have recently erected NEW MAOtIIMSiIY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING U-its, Bonus, Barley, and Maize, for horncs, cattle and pigs, and that they liave now on Bale CRUSHED OATS 4/6 per biwliel, WHOLE OAT!) 4s per bushel 1 " Js good as Chamberlain's Flour" Has br.como a proverb in the District, This year the quality is even highorthan usual, inasmuch as it has been an exceptionally favorable sossou fur growing whont. Wholesale. Flour, sacks £l2 lOsperton 100's JL'J2lsa „ Fifties £l3 „ 25'e £l3 5a „ Middlings ... .£8 10s, „ Seconds ... £6los „ Pollard ... tf> 10s „ Bran ... £5 Hbtjil, Sarks £1 8s 100'b 14s Cd . oO'b 7 s Od 25's 4s MESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS venture to hope that their "LOOAL INDUSTRY"

Will havotho support and enco'Jragemonl nf tho whole comunity, and that con sumora will irißiat on having CHAMBERLAIN'S FLOUIt, And thus retain their money in the District, MASTERS STEAM FLOUR MILLS.

yJ. & C. DALTON, TAILORS, \l3, Cuba St., Welunotox, \Uoinpinbef y.nuet an extra (niir (if twuKors with eacli suit, 2 \ P.S-Patterns ind naav \\J» UITS TO OUDER £2loa Od £3 Oa Od i' 3 Cs Od £3lss Od Tmußure to order J2ii Oil 15s fJ;I 17b fid £1 is.Od £'l2s Od An Estrft Pair withj oaoli suit,

-CAUTION-* THOSE about to insure (heir lives should use caw 111 selecting their office, as several peoplo in this district bearing of our manriificont honusus have gone hy mistake into the smaller Mutual Offices. The oldest and woaltliest (society in the .Colonies i# THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT. Messes Low & lorns are tho Master-, ton agents. You got » bonus at the end of this month l>y (akin# out s policy now. D, O'SDLLIVAN, Tmvt'llii'g Aymt, 3081 ,'Qlpb Hotel. KKDMAN'S" - *'™ INDO-GH.INA TEAS I Retiitfmt!,) Linie Ho \

Lime F o LIME HO! WELL! What in the matter nosy? Just this. There has been such a run oil the IliirrieltvilleLitnc i.if Into, tha'.tlic kiln is kojrt burning day and night to keep up with the ordws. All ar-.hitecta thai know thpir business specify luitliim: elso but Harriottvillo Lime, Muuriceville, Woll, why do they specify Harriuttvillo Lime? Just this! Tlioy know their business, and'tint is nwro than somo poopla do. They know njuuod article when they see it. < It is their business to know. They know that the lime produced at the Harriettf villc Lime Kiln is thobcßt in the world and licks creation for whiteness. It contains 92 per cent puro lime, guaranteed. Not 92 per cent, of sand and dross I don't produco such an article, apd pahn it off an Maurieevillo Lime.' If you want such an article just go outside of yourhonsoo and Bcruno up the mud of tho roads, and put 8 per cent. Harriottvilla Lime into it ana jou have it, - It'you call on my agents-Mr J.P, CWio, Mastertonj Mr H. Trotmon, Groyto.tvn; Messrs P, Ilutson &Co , Wellington; and Mr It. T. Edwards, Pnlmerston, you will get circulars and analysis, or from the proprietor, '■ Vhy not send alony your opdorg for manure limo m will get it f«r next to nothing. Jl that |s tint fheap eneuijh come and tnke it for liotjiing, &it don't be caught; TiUT'# ALL. JI. E. BROOKS, JOBJ , ' '' ' ffouriwvillo,