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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3887, 15 August 1891, Page 1

fe Aro jJoflse mips KEM^ gSggffiKKSSS; MuN'STWEED OVER3OATS for 16s 52s 6d for 29a 6 £>M M «f-* MEN'STWEED WATERPROOFS 25s tor 128*1 27s 6d for 19s lid KJ^A-jJJiI 39s for 29s lid 52a 6d for 42s lid **" ——— MEN'S TWEED SAC COATS 7s 6d for 3s lid 8s 6d for 4fTlld 10s Gd for 6s lid 13s 5d for 10s lid Mf SlirDlUS SIOCK MEN'S SAC COATS AND VESTS W1 ° IIJ -F xuo v , 15s 6d for 9s lid » 35s for 27s lid lOYS TWEED OVERCOATS 0s 6d ■J for 3s lid ; 9s 6d for 5s lid; 13s 6dfor9slld; 18s 6d for 12s Gd. n n , k /TEN'S Crowa Uotton Socks, 3 pairs 3(|_ for Is; Men's Colored Merino . Socks, 2 pairs for Is 3d. 'i* 1 ™~:-~ =„;.,. k'w I.OSGtEL Serge Pants, 7s 6d for 5a jjjL Hd: Brown Cotton Shirts, 2s for Is 3d. 6d for Is; Men's Shetland Wool \U &A ; White Merino, Shirts, 2s 6d Socks, 2 pairs for Is 6d. for Is lid. . ' MEN'S Brown Cotton Psnts, Is 6d "\ /TEN'S Strong Working Shirts, Sae per pair j Men's Colored Cotton ±VJL P' ice 1b 6d 5 Men 8 Flannelette Pants, 2s 6d for Is lid. Shirts. Sale Price 2s Gd. rTHITE Merino Panta, 4s 6d tor 2s I\/TEN'S Strong Union Shirts, Sale V lid ; Ribbed WolLn Pants. 5s JXt price 2s lid ;, Men s Good for3s6d. Crimean Shirts, Sale price 7s 6d Pants, 2s 6d for Is lid. MEN'S TWEED SAC SUITS Sale prices, lis lid, 21s lid Sale prices, 27s lid, 35s lid BOYS* KNICKERSUITS Sale prices; 3s lid, 5s lid, 7s lid, 9s lid MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS 6s 9d for 4s lid 7s fid for 6s lid 10s 6d for 8s lid lis Gd for «s Ud MENS TWEED TROUSERS & VESTS !)s Gd fir 7s lid lis Gd for 9s lid EN'S. Regatta Shirts, 2 collars, _.__ 8s Cd for 4s Gd; Men's White Dress Shirts, 3s 9d for 2s 9d MEN S Cardigan Jackets, 5s Gd for 3s lid; Men's Club Striped Jerseys, 5s 6d for 3s lid MEN'S Tweed 'V«rsity Caps, enoh 9d ; Men'B Tweed Ha 1 ..", 2s 61 for Is 9d MEN'S Stiff Felt Hats, 5s for 3s lid; Men's Soft Felt Hat*, %Gd for 2a Gd TJOYS JERSEY SUITS 7s Cd for 4a O Ud 12s tor 8s lid, tOY'S SHIRTS CAPS HATS. Also PORTMANTEAUS, GLADSTONE BAGS, BRACES, BELTS, TIMS, SCARVES; GLOVES,' HANDKERCHIEFS, UMBRELLAS, COLLARS, SOLITAIRES, STUDS, &c, All equally cheap, specially priced for thU Sale. TE ARO HOUSE. WELLINGTON.

Walter Chisfeolm, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, MASTERTON LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. W. HAWKE, Begs to inform the travelling public and settlers of the district that he has taken over Mr F. HOOD'S interest in the Club Hotel Livery and Bait Stables These stables will now be found commodious, comfortable, well-ventil-ated, and supplied with every convenience that travellers or owners of horses can desire. A first class collection ot Buggies, Carriages and reliable Saddle Horses constantly on hire at moderate rates. Every attention paid to the requirements of Uommerciai Travellers. The " Favorite" 'Bus moeU every Train. SEOUBjfPADDOOKS MKS SAGE, JL begs to announce that she has removed to larger and more commodious premises next door to her eld establish" ment and invites inspection of the large stockof— FANCY GOODS NEEDLEWORK, TOYS, STATIONERY. BOOKs, etc. "BAZAA R," Queen Street, Mastertjn MASTERTON FURNITURE FACTORY. HOUNSLOW % HOAR. Proprietors. , tumty ot thanking the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding District for the very liberal patronage accorded them since commencing business, and hope by-strict attention to their customers' wants to continue to merit a fair share of tho same. They feel that there is no need ti publish a price list, as the Dublio already know that Houns&ow and Hoar's in the BEST and CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE DISTRK.T. Country orders promptly attended to. Pictures Mounted and Framed. Venetian Blinds made and repaired. Spring Mattrasses a speciality. H. B. —No connection with any auction room. PAH lATU A HOTEL W. STEWART, PROPRIETOR. rnflE ABOVE HOTEL furnisheßGood J_ Accommodation for Travellers and Sportsmen. Wines and Spirits of First-Cuss qua] it) kept in Stock. Agent for Jones & Hunters line ot Mail Coaches hfltwenn Pahiatua and Palmerston. Pasaengflrs bjoned riant through. TACERU SMITHY George Townsend UAVING taken over the above well known Smithy, solicits the pat ronage of the inhabitants of the Tanoru and outlying districts. BlacksmithingWork in all its branches neatly executed, at lowest possible rat«s Wheelwright's work of every aescrip tion carried out on the premises