Unreserved Cash Sale! FOR THREE WEEKS. Suspension of the 5 per cent. Bonus Terms, for tk substitution of 20 per cent, i — / , KIRKOALDIE & STAINS are now aubmitting the whole of their STOOK OF DRAPERY, amounting in value to £60.000, at a reduction of 20 por cent or i(« in the £, off their marked prices 0" SALES are regarded by many as simply Trioks of Trade without the bona fide advantages the term sale imply, KIBKCALDDS & STAINS, Without desiring to catch at any plea whereby they may entice buyors at " SALES," unconditionally state that the wholo of their goods being marked in plain figures and familiar to both town and country settlers, offer absolutely without reserved concession of fa in the £ on all purclmcs of 10s and upmrds, Special Conditions DURING m THREE WEEKS SALE All purchanes must be paid on day of Sale, otherwise the 20 per cent, discount cannot be allowed, but instead the usual 3f per cent, if paid on or before the 10th uf (he following month, All Country Orders should be accom» panied by remittance to secure the 20 per cent, discount. Kirkcaldie and Stains, CARPET WAREHOUSE. FOR THREE WEEKS tho whole of their magnificent stock of Carpets, Linoleums, Floor Cloth, Squares, Rutja, Mats, (including the 47 bales just opened up) a < a discount of 10 por cent., or 2s in the £ at the Unreserved Cash Sale, St. George's Hall, CARPET WAREHOUSE. KIRKOALDIE & STAINS, WELLINGTON. LambtohQuay andSi.Georoe'sHall.
UOTIONPBRB M, LAND AND ESTATE 4 AQEHTS % » FINANCIAL AHD % GENERAL COMMISSION lAMBICS QUAY AGENTS, Wellihotoh, MURTON'S CELEBRATED SHEEP DIP, rpHE above Dip was proved superior JL to each of the qualities for which points were awarded and was placed first at the competition held by the Canterbury A, and P. ABSooiation in 1887. and at which there were nine competitors The Dip can be procured at Messrs Lowes and lems', Masterton. gOMETHI NO NEW AND NICE, THE LATEST AND BEST, RED FUNNEL TEA. IT WILL BY YOU TO TRY IT. AGENTS-Messrs M, Caselberp and Co,, Masterton and Greytown, CEYLON TEA, Quite a flutter of excitement was noticed amongst the old habitues of Mincing Lane, London, when some magnificent samples of 1 top-tipped leaf' tea was sold at a fabulous price a short time ago, Since then quite a craze haa set in in England for really fine tea, and low grade qualities are at n discount. In this colony realty fine tea was for many years a luxury. The Uniou Packing Company by introdncing their delicious blend, known as Bed Fanuol Tea, have earned a great name everywhere. Mr FiCl?, of Colombo, is now, w« understand, completing arrangements with the Company to supply them regularly with his choice hill-ctrown Ceylon tea, which is admttied by experts to be equal to an; tea in the world. The Bed ifannel Tea is a blend which can be strongly recommended.—Extract from Content porurj.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4031, 6 February 1892, Page 2
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481Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4031, 6 February 1892, Page 2
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