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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3395, 23 August 1890, Page 2

, ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL fboji HONGKONG, CHINA OF 4* PACKAGES OF' Eattan Ware, CONSISTING OFLoiv and Hiou Chairs, Arm Chahls, INYAUD'h CUAIRJ, IiOUNGKS, Gakdkn Sbats.Setiees, Children's Ghaies FootIjtool!!, Baby's Chairs on, Wheels, ko,ka., The whole of whioh havo beon carefully selected to order by thoir Ajjcut from noted makeis, Chairs, 12s Gd, 18s Gd, 14s, 14a' fld, IBs, 16s(id. 163 6d," IBs Gd, 22s 6d, 25a Ud, 83s, 3Ba Gd ■ Lounges, 18s, 225, 25a 6d, 27s (id, 47s Cd luvnlids' Ohairs, 30s, Children's Chairs, 4s 6d, 9a 6d ' Rocking Chain, 3k 6d, 42s Footstools, 3a WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. SPECIAL NOVELTIES IN ANTIMONY WAlffi. Pin and Card .Traya, Inkstands, Hand somo Mounted (Jongs, Writing Desks (revolving top), Inlaid Writing Desks and Workhoxes, Wicker and Lacquered Afternoon Tea Trays, 4s to 52s (id A LAME DESCRIPTION OF FANCY BASKETWABE,

Work Baskets, in sets of three, Flowor Baskets, Picnic Baskets, Paper Baskets, &c. Embroideued Mantle Drapes, vory choice A few vory handsome Pukcelais Vases, tho latest shapes and desnms Thoabovegoodsare decidoly well chosen . and would form a vory serviceable Wedding or Birthday Present. New Embroideries. FROM ST GALL, SWITZERLAND. ONE IHOUSAND POUNDS (UNO) Worth of White Embroidories, in overy width, with Insertions to match each pattern, and made on the very oest Cambric, which can bo sppcially rocommended far durability. These have been manufactured expressly for KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, and aro quite different from anything previously shown in New Zealand, The abovo shipment includes the New "GRECIAN." " VENETIAN," and " MADERA" patterns, and miny other new designs, at the fallowing low prices: -2d,2id,3d,3Jd,4d,4d,6d,5id,6d, CJtUd,7id,to.lisporyard. The"ALBAKY GloveskepSin all shadcß and sizes, 4-biuiuu, 4s; fi-button, 6s, at

I By appointment co ills R. W. HEM Moleswoktu-st Wellington, CAN always supply the following material i-Lath 2| x 3-16, Calif j and Clear pirn, rough and Dressed, ■ Hails 2J x 1, '-J xi, any kind of timber Pulleys l"x 8-8 und'i inch, and bobbins id Lisunin, PiUl, and Boxwood Handles or Cord' Drop, all shapes Ladder, web and cord, Carr's beet in White, Duck, Brown and Green. Patent check actions of all makers, Brackets Eyes etc, Wro Blind Material. All descriptions of blinds and Shutters man' ufuctured, ORDERS BY POST PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, GIRLS* COLLEGE, TIyTRS HAMMOND bogs to announce that the HALF TERM will commence on July 14th, at OXFORD HOUSE when pupils will be received, A Pancing Class for Pupils aud Others will bo held on SATURDAYS, fromlotol2n.ni, ONE GUINEA PER TERM of 12

Ballinger Bros-, PLUMBEKS <&c„ MANUFACTURERS DF Spoutin/?, Ridging, Pipes, Tanks, Colonial Ovon, Tinwai'o, etc, eto. WARING-TAYLOR & MAGINMTY STREETS, (NEiu Dmm.-Shb» Wmunqion.) 8385 AND A.T.-PJSTONB.' IV.HILDRETHftSonJ LORNE-STREET, WELLINGTON. WASTE PRODUCTS AND BOTTLE MERCHANTS. OABn PUROUASBUS 01' Rags, Load, Copper, Tailors' Cuttings, Tea, Lead, Iron, Ropo, Ziuc, '" Flint, Glass, Bones, and Brass. Beat Woollon Flock always on hand Every description of Bottles bought, sold, or exchanged. All breakages over Fivo percent. ' allowed f.l if claimed within seven days j after delivery of goods. ' 85' iD .