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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4084, 8 April 1892, Page 2

THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO'OPER ,4.TiVEABSOOI ATM( Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association, A GRAND DISPLAY autumn and winter Novelties. Novelties, Novelties. FRIDAY, Ist APRIL; WHEN THE WINDOWB WILL BE ILLUMINATED FROM 710 9. D. I. C. CO-OPERATIVE STORES THE D.1.0,, Wellington, are now showing the largest and newest stock of Autumn Novelties over opened in the North Island. The Stock being entirely New, Shareholders and Customers can rely upon receiving fresh and eervicoablo Goods only. Any article found to be unsatisfactory can be returned and tho money handed back. Visitors to Wellington are invited to inspect our Stock and personally NcSe tho Prices. Particulars re allotment of Shares can bo 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, &c,, and every Household Requisite. Samples post free, [LIHIISD.] (rOMtSBM M. CISJMEM AND CO.) WILL MAKE WELLINGTON. B HALLENSTEIN, A. A. CORRKM, Chairman. Manager.

WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY. SPECIAL FOE SATURDAY. (TO-Morrow), Gd, 9d, 1j oach - BOIB' AND YOUTHS' TWEED OAVS - fid, M, In each BOYS' COLONIAL SUIT'S, made of a Warm and Strong Tweed, 8/9,10/6, 12/6. BOYS' SHIRTS la each. MENS' COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS, 8/9, 9/6,10/6. MEN'S HEAVY FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, with collars, 1/11 each. BOYS' BRACES, Sd, 4d and Cd. MEN'S HEAVY CRIMEAN SHIRTS, Special Value 4/9. Macintoshes, Tinted Overcoats (u>!lh and without capes, Oilsh'ms, <Lc., die. The Largest Assortment in the District to Select From, WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, J, L. MURRAY, Manager. Educational Depository, MASTERTON. NEW BOOKS ANfl NEW EDITIONS To Hand by Every Monthly iljjl New Abhivais of Periodicals, Young Ladies' Journal, The Queen, JJoys and Girls Own Journal, Lloyd's Weokly Newspapor 2d, London Weekly Times 3d BOOKE. On the stago and off, by Jeromo Slender Oluo (Detectiye Story) by Lynch Pepita Juniincy.by Juan Valera Esther Vauhomrigh, by Woods Gjpsey Queen or Maori's Daughter The Boys and I, by Mrs Molesworth Daughter of Hetb, by W. Black Whittaker'o Almanac Baxter's Second Innii.gs Diaries for 1802 School Requisites L 7. HOLMES. SPECIA I- PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE FOR THIS MONTH. POKTBAITS! portraits?! Three-quarters and full LENGTH CABINETS Beautifully Finished. Equal to the best produced in the Colony for 7/0 Half Dozen 12/0 Dozen 3/« First Copy Ciuh at the Time if Sitting only. Family Group Vignettes and MattOpals at Reduced Rates. Views taken in Town or Country. TffOS. ED, PRICE, Queen Bibeet, Mastzrton. NEW GOODS. NEW ZEALAND clothing factory, wkl£: ngton - GREAT STOCK TAKING^ 1 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, purchasersto ' i see our Bargains at the stock-taking sale now on. MEVS COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, 30?, Trousers 8s lid, at tho stock-taking sale now on at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. "DOYS' WASHING SUITS, 2s lid and 4s ■ L> lid at the stock-taking sale. MENS' good Regatta Shirts, slightly soiled, 3s lid, must bo cleared to mako room for winter goods, New Zealand Clothing Factory, "DOYS'Tweed Hats, 6d and Is. Soys - u Jersey Suits half price, only a few left at the stocktaking sale. "DOYS' and Girls' white and speckled straw Hats reduced to Gd, worth double, INSPECTION INVITED AT'IHB NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. Lamhton Quay and Cuba Street, Wellington, BUSINESS' NOTIFICATION. rnHE NEWEST BOOKS direct from X London and the leading English Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers may be obtained within a fowhoura of tho arrival of every Ooean steamer. The principal Colonial Newspaper? also kept in stock, Apent for " Wairarapa Daily Times A first-class and complote printing plant on the premises, J.B.INNES, Printer, Stationer, and Bookseller, (Opposite Dr. Gilton's), Willis 5treet,..,,.,.. Welhnrton