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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3169, 2 April 1889, Page 2

Autumn Goods. Autumn Goods, PRELIMINARY NOTIUE, C. SMITH "S NOW OPENING UP HIS First Consignment Autumn Goods. Autumn Goods. j. graham & c O . hold LARGE STOCKS or timseason'b COCKSFOOT, Harvested off old pasture. Thoroughly Cleaned, Can be confidently Recommended THE MOST VALUABLE OF aLL GRASSES. No Grass will stand drought and give a yield liko it. Rye Grass, Clovers, Rod, White and I Yalta*, y\lsike, Cow Grass. Timothy, Florin, Sheep Fescuo, Hard Fescue, Meadow Fescue, Tall Fescue, Crested Dogstail, oto., etc., SAMPLE AND PRICES ON APPLICATION. HEREBY givo notice that H. Bland X Rowlatt is no longer in Mr Haigh's omploy, nor ontitled to receive accountt on his behalf. All cemtnunicatioHS so be addressed to the undersigned. (Signed) H. B. LATHAM, Pro H. J. Haigh, Architect,

\J. & 0, Dalton, \ TAILORS, \43, Cdba Si.i'WEiiiiNorojf, Utemember you get an extra \ pair of trousers with \ \ each suit. \ \ P.S—Patterns and easy \ \ self measurement \oo\ sent gratis and \ .\ Post Free \J<\ onsppli- \ ZtX oation \3\ tyletDITS TO \, OEDER \ £2loa Od \\ £3 osod \ JE3 5a Od \ i3lsaod \ Troiisers to order \ 12s 6d \ 15s Od \ 17s 6d \ £1 la oa £l2s6d An Extra Pair ii oaohsui WHY IS IT You C«D always depend on getting a good article if you buy CREASE'S Al COFFEE, IN THE TINS? BECAUSE this article is a special preparation, the result of years of experience and labor. The selection and blending of the finest coffees known havo been studied carefully until the present combination bas been adopted as perfect, and cannot fail to give universal satisfaction to oonBUDWB. Abk your grocer for CREASE'S Al COFFEE, In lib and 21b tins. And you nro juro to get the right article.

Thos. PROCTO , i CARTERTON DRAPER, Has Just Opened up a GRAND ASSORTMENT I OF GOODS, Suitable for the approaching AUTUMN and WINTER trade. | MLtXINERY OE. [ PARTMENT Is as usual roplote with every Novelty, TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED GOODS. THE MESS DEPARTMENT Is also to# fore with a Grand lot of Materials at (Prjceß which cannot be heaten, THE FURNISHING ivp OENERAL DRAPERY too, is quite up to the usual standard of excellence, BOYS', YOUTHS' & MEN'S CLOTHING. ' are also well represented, and especial attention is called to the Stock of Boots and Shoes which, for Price and Quality «ill bear comparison with anything to be seen in the Wairarapa. An early call is solicited by Thos. PROCTOR, THE CARTERTON DRAPER,