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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4063, 15 March 1892, Page 2

LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, to, CLOSES SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 19. InConsequenco of the Early of LARGE SHIPMENTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER TfUDE, WE ARH COMPELLED TO BRING THIS SALE TO A CLOSE, Thereeore There Will Be Unprecedented BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK, BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK, LAST WEEK for Remnants below cost. JT ,uuii LAST WEEK for Men's T,veedand Felt Hats Is. L AST WEEK for Whito Mole Trousers, 63 lid. LAST WEEK for Boys'Trouflor Suits, lis 6d. AST WEEK for Bargains in Prints, ' ~, b LAST WEEK for double width Cashmeres Is H. LAST WEEK for Coloured Satins Is. , LAST WEEK for Brocho and Striped Velveteens, Is 6d, Is Bd, & a. LAST WEEK for special bargains in Ladies' Jackets, Mantles, and Cloaks. LAST WEEK for Ladies' Long Cloth Jackots, 3s Ikl. LAST WEEK for Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, 2s 6d, Bemember-SATOBDAY, M AEOH 10th, will be the last clay of tho SALE. Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association, [limited.] (roßMEiav si. caskmeug and co.) D, I, 0* CO-OPERATIVE STORES WELLINGTON. THE D.I.C, Wellington, are now showing the largest and newest stock of Autumn Novelties over opened in the North Islnrd. The Stock being entirely New, Shareholders and Customers can rely upon receiving fresh and serviceable Goods only. Any article found to bo unsatisfactory can bo returned and tho money handed back, Visitors to Wellington aro invited to inspect our Stock and personally Note tho Prices. Particulars re nllotmont of Shares can be had on application, The Stock consists of Drapery, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Mercery, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Ironmongery, Furniture and Upholstery, Fancy Goods, Toys, &o„ and every Household Requisite, Samples post free, B, HALLENSTEIN, Chairman, A, A, OORRIGAK, Manager. UNION CLOTHING W^^MKS ~.„ sale now on. MERCERY COMPAM, mbnbcolomalTWEED SUITEI,3O, " ' -til Trousers 8a lid, at the stock-taking mIJTT.T WfJ'nn W ..I * H,« W™ '/nakml f!lnHi!ni» WELLINGTON. Corner of Cuba Street, nTOOK'TAKIHG SALE, Bargains in Shirts Bargains in Hats Bamains in Trousora Bargains in Suits Bargains in Boys' Clothing Bargains in Mole Trousers Bargains in Men'a Underclot Bargains in Ties Bargains in Braces Bargains in Socks Bargains in Tweeds Bargains in Waterproof Coats NEW GOODS. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, WELLINGTON, GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE I sale now on at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, BOYS' WASHING SUITS, 2a lid ami 4s lid attho stock-taking sale, MENS' good Regatta Shirts, slightly soiled, 3s lid, must bo cleared to mako room for whiter goods, New Ze- 1 "-' r "-"-'-- Factory. BOYS' Tweed Hats, Cd and Is. Boys' Jersey Suits half i>rico, only a fow left at tho stocktaking sale. INSPECTION INVITED Bargains in Waterproof Coats NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. BARGAINS IN EVE RYTHING, Lamtlon Quay and Cuba Street, Wellington. In order to clear prior to Btock-tak in Education al depository, . MASTERTON. /I NEW BOOKS IHn JT, AND fflfa NEW EDITIONS /Mm. To Hand by Every Monthly Mail IP Dew Arrivals of Periodicals, &:, V m YoungLadios' Journal, The Queen, Boys -feM and Girls Own Journal, Lloyd's Weokly Nowspapor 2d, London Weekly Times ! 2d, BOOKS. On tho stago and off, by Jerome Slender Clue(Detcctiye Story) by Lynch ,„. «,nn Pepita Junency.by JuanValera SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE Esther Vauhonirigh, by Woods FOR THIS MONTH. Gipßoy Queen or Maori'B Daughter The Boys and I, by Mrs Molesworth Daughter of Heth, by W. Black PORTRAITS I Whittaker's Almanac Baxter's Second Innii.ga PORTRAITS I ! Diaries for 1802 mHREE-QUARTERS and FULL- SoWß^ile »„ . LENGTH CABINETS Beautifully the Colony for 7/6 Half Dozen 12/0 Dozen 3/- First Copy For fall at the Time if Sittiwj onhj. mHE proprietor of this Favorite . J Boarding House, IP thanking his Family Group Vignettes and Matt- patrons (especially the working men) Opals at Reduced Rates, • for past favors, having renovated and ViewstakeninTownorCountry. Sff&SSKi fifiS mrTACi -nn TYDT/TI7I acall will find that for comfort, etc., It TbUb. Ji/JJ. ifiilXjiii, is second to none in the Wairarapa. Railway Boarding House (Nearly Opposite Pout Offiu.) Hall Street, 'Masterton. _QUEEK_SIREET, MASTERION. '"» I? Beard and Lodgiu? £1 per week, J}.., WJiLtil, paid ill advanco ■. „« . T „,.««.,« ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. , GENERAL BLACKSMITH, B EDS, ONE SHILLINGQueen Street,^.. .Masterton. jj[~ mmlt Priwle retaking his friends and patrons r,K„. *' for tho liberal support acoofderl him Ming toomfor Mus, during the part two years, begs to state BTABIING that ho is prepared to do all k.mls of fl Q $D S™ b Q£ g IBUCKSMITH WORK ENTRUSTED TO HIM AT MODERATE CHARGES, FRED^WRICIHT, And liopes,ly strict atteiitioiitobmineis, " FGR& to merit a continuance of tho patrcnago hitherto bestowed spoil him, tOOI ACRES good grazing land f)A/o situate in the Mungapakeha, HojwaCAHEnira Shod amp au m roomc d dwelling, woolshed row. .* »ll«P al,d Catt,,) y ftrdß ' hW V !i W . d a " d MIIUS w fowl house. The property is all fenced General work turned out with despatch. » "^^jgSjrjf^'