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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3194, 2 May 1889, Page 1

JOHN GRAHAM &(H THE CHEAPEST HOUSE FOE GOOD GOODS IN THE DISTRICT. WE ONLY QUOTE A FEW LINES. FRENCH COFFEE 2s pot lb KIPPEREDMOKIBdpertin MULLET 8d per tin 8 Bottles Worcester SAUCE'for IS 3d 1 Pint Worcester Sauce Is LIME JUICE, Quarts la 6d Cordials for Summer drinks 1b 6d CORN FLOUR Bd Having secured the Whole Hike of one o! the BEST LOCAL CHEESE DAIRIES We are offering WHOLESALE AND RETAIL VERY CHEAP, SPLENDID QUALITY. Teas. Teas, Teas. QK YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE gives us an immense advantage in *■ w the buying and blending of Pure Toas. WE OFFER A SOOD SOUND TEA AT 16b 6d PER BOX. PINE FULL FLAVORED TEA AT 20s PER BOX. FULL WEIGHTS BLENDS AT 2s, 28 4d, 2a Bd. TRY OUR SPECIALTYPURE FIJI TEA No 1,2s 83. „ ,' ~No 2, 2b, f^WvJ^i^rMt aiJes, wines'and spirits n TADE up into cases of assorted dozens, of 12 different kinds, if roquired to all pimtomors. Please send your orders in as early as cor-enient so as to have tUß ,ndewSgoodtime. ALE AND STOUTaIso DUNEDIN ALE AND AUSTRALIAN WINES. Hone but the beat brands of Ales, Wines -•*-* h **Vp.AII,KN'& ' Co-Operative Stores, Carterton. NEW SEASON'S GOODS Spring & Summer Drapery & Clothing,Straw Hats, and Bonnets, Trimmed and Untrimmed, endleaa variety r,™ Roods both material and design all new. Inspection Is invited as the atook to SrSo in an advortisemont. THE CO-OPERATIVE STORES. BOOTS AND SHOES ■he oldest Boot Shop in Carterton, and the largest atook kept. Great Variety in ] Children's and Ladies' Boots and Shoes. Men's Shootora.vory cheap. JN The Co-operative Stores.

TWPOTEL W. STEWART, PROPRIETOR. THBABOVEHOTEI/fumiflhosGot Accommodation for Travellers at X'es hS" Spirits of Firat-Olass quali '• kept in Stock. Agent for Jones & Huntora line < Mail Coaches between Pahuvlpa a Palmoroton. Pa3songors booied n.. through. , . -j. TAUEBU SMITHS George Townsend tJ i i AVING taken over the above m H known Smithy, solicitsi the pi rtnTgeoftheinhayitanUofthofauei and outlying districts. Blacksmithing Work in all ita braucl neatly executed, at lowest possible rat Wheelwright's work of every desor FAHIATUATEMPEIANOEHOT] j.OBIMP ftopmlor, ACCOMODATION for t VJT TraveWngpublio______f; REDMAJN£ INDO-CHINATEAB {RtgitUrti?'

TOWNSEND& COPPER nd T2®* '° " ian ' J ""> of jjjjt JL) Masterton and surrounding (lis- • tricts for past favors and hope to merit r- a continuance of their support, fy Just received a direct shipment of '•' saddlery and harness, embracing all the latest improvements and designs. Also a large assortment of Whips, Spurs, Bits, Stirrup Irons, Brush-ware and othor Requisites of tho trade, too ell- numerous to particularise, rat* Thoso who intend purchasing any ru, of the above lines will'find it to then advantage to inspect our stock before ; ] IM 10 per cent allowed on all cash Fur toB. chases, .N bra—Customersmay rely, in sendiuj rip. orders, that their wants will 'iave promp ■ ■ and careful attention,. Prices are in q variably strictly moderate, and countr; residents can rely on receiviri? tljo sam T treatment, both as regards wo'rkmaMhi ■f and charges as if they residedin tow and tnado thoirarrangomente on the spo' Note the Address— Townsend and Cowpei the Raddle, Harness & Collar Makers, "219 Queen street, Masterton, 80C REDMAN'S . • Jndo-China Teas {Reqittertd.)