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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3175, 9 April 1889, Page 2

Autumn Goods. Autumn Goods. PRELIMINARY NOTIUE. C. SMITH "S NOW OPENING UP HIS First Consignment Autumn Goods. Autumn Goods.

GIUSS_SEEDS. J. GRAHAM & Co., hold LARGE STOCKS of ihisseason'b COCKSFOOT, Harvested off old' pasture. Thoroughly Cleaned. Can be confidently Kooommendod THK MOST VALUABLE OF aLI MASSES. No Grass will stand drought and give r yield like it,

Rye Grass, Olovori, Red, White, and Yellow, Alsike, Cow Grass, Timothy, Florin, Sheep Fesouo, Hard Fescue, lleadow Fescue, Tall Foaoue, Crested Dogatail, etc, etc,, SAMPLE AND PRICES B Christmas Presents I Christmas Presents I, giftsTgifts JAPANESE WARE To ALL PURCHASERS OfIRONMOMGERY PRESENTS will begiven equal to 20% of the value of Purchases, JMYOUyCr, IRONMONGER. MASTERTON. \J. & C. Dalton, \ TAILORS, \43, Cuba St., WELUtiOTON, Utacmber you t<et an extra \ pair of trousors with \ each suit, . "^\P.S—Patterns ind easy \" ;5 \ self measurement \ ffl \ «wt gratis and \ \ Post Free \Jg\ onappli- \ j\ cation UITB TO \ Jj\ ORDER \ 76' £2los Od \\ii i 3 0«0d \ 13 61 Od \ j£B 15s Od \ Trousers to order \ 12s 6d \ 15b Od \ 17s 6d \ £1 Is Od £1 2s Od An Extra Pair ;i eaclisui

WHY IS IT You can always depend on Retting a good articlo if you bny CREASE'S Al COFFEE, IN THE TIMS? IECAUSE this article is a spacial jj preparation, the result of years of cxporioiwe and labor. The selection and blending of the finest coffees known have been studied carefully until tho present combination has been adopted as perfect, and cannot fail to give universal satisfaction to consumers. Ask your grocer for CREASE'S Al COFFEE, In lib and 21b tins. And you aro suro to get the right article, 31S0 Thos. PROCTOR. CARTERTON DRAPER. Has Just Opened up a (SRAND ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, Suitable for tho approaching AUTUMN and WINTER trade. THE MILLINERY DEPABTMENT Is as usual rcploto with overy Novolty, "'TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED GOODS. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT I Ib also to the foro with a Grand Jot of ■ Materials at, Prices which cannot bo beaten. THE FURNISHING m GENERAL DRAPERY too, is quite up to tho 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 sill bear comparison with anything to bo seon in the Wairavapa. An etrly call is solicited by Thos. PROCTOR,