NEW : AUTUMN .AND;. WINTER DRESS FABRICS.. : ••.■■.-.. 1892—se a son—iS92.',:.':■;■., ■';;•; ;,;:.;;.;; ,,; :a 25INOHKSWIDE, New Materials, pretty and useful oolourings 6jd yard' 25 INOHESWIDE, New Winter Dress Materials, Soroll.pattems, in suitable colourings 7Jd yard , 25 INCHES WIDE, New Designs in Fancy Homosptins very durable and becoming 8i yard ' " 25 INCHES. WIDE, New Granite Tweeds, a novelty in useful Dressstuff lOjyard "' '"' 25 INCHES WIDE, Groy Homespuns, in light, medium,' and datk shades 10J yard PATTERNS and SELF-MEASCREMKNT CHARTS FREE BY POST. • - OTlfl CELEBRATED DRESS MELTONS unequalled for durability. 251IS0HES WIDE, in Bhadesotgrcy, navy, tawn, myrtle, claret, brown, black i\i yard 25 INCHES WIDE, in shades of nayy marone, browns, faivn, inyrtlo, black IOJd yard 25 INCHES WIDE, in shades pfjnavy,'marone,broTOß, fawn, myrlle, black yard ~j, 46 INCHES WIDE, in all the loading and most fashionable winter Colors 1/9 yardi ■ '' ' • 48 INCHES WIDE, this js the most durable dross material that can be procured and may bo had in any Color, 6 yards is sufficient for full dress, 2/6 per yard. -.'.'. PAITRUNB AND SELF ME VBUREMBNT CHARTS FREE BY POST. 24 INCHES WIDE, all wool Fuulo Serges, in all fashionable Colors, 12} d 1/8,1/6 yard 40 to 42 inc'ies wide Foule Serges, all wool, Suitable Season's Shades 2/" to 2/6 per yard 42 inohoa wido. New Amazon Oioth in all the best Colors 3/6 to 3/11 yard A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT! OF ALL WOOL NAVY SERCrES from 25 to 30 inobes wido 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 ■ 1/112/6 peryard. NAVV WOOL SERGES fwm 42 to 4G inches wide 2/6 2/11 3/6 3/U 4/3 4/6 per yard. Patterns and Solf«Moaßurement charts Freo by Post. Wellington, W.Z.
STAR HOTEL, MASTERTON. E. J. SEARL, (Late of Panaraa-Btreet, Welline;toii). il J. SEARL having taken over the LJ • above Hotel wishes to 'inform tho travelling and general public of Castorlon and the District that it is his intention to conduct iho house on entirely now lines, A oumplete new staff of sorvants naß been engaged, the house thoroughly renovated, and an unrivalled stock of the very best liquors has been laid in, The Is Luncheon on sale day a speciality, ' Good Stabling and paddocks, ■ STAR HOTEL, MASTERTON riLTJB HOTEL, MASTERTON. The Proprietor of the above old and well-known establishment begs to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and the sur rounding districts, as also the travelling public for the large measure of support hitherto given, aud begs respectfully to state that additions, alterations, and ira.irivi';ii:n;,s, in am'irdsuw wiUi the prcWiuta, Beers, .Spirits, and othoi liquors fre each una all ol the very best quality. The Billiard Room, which is provided with one of Alcock'a first-class tnbles,haa just been refurnished in thomost elegant m .anner. A. ELKINS, '. Proprietor, Railway Hotel, BDWAKD ELLrSTON, PIWPHIETOB. iiHE above new Hotel, repleto with every oomfort and convenience, situated within two minutes walk of tho Railway Station, is now open for the accommodation of TRAVELLERS and general public •Good paddocks j stabling, a good table and moderate charces. Eketahuna Hotel. J. ANDERSON,.. Proprietor. ["AYINO taken over the above wellI known and old-established Hotel, J, Anderson trusts by civility and beßt iittention, to secure a /air slinro of patronage. , THE TRAVELLING PUBLIO will find this cstablishinenl one of THE BEST PLACES OF CALL in the Forty Mile Rush, Royal Mail ooaoh from Paluntua and Woodvilla leaves this hotel every day. J. ANDERSON COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SULLIVAN & CORBY, (Late of Timaru and Wellington). - SP._ f\ BEG to inform tho » Ot/ Iji, travelling public and the residents of the settlement generally that they have made extensivo improvements and addition's to the abovo nopular hostelry, and have left nothing undono whioh will contribute to the comfort and convenience of their patrons, The hotel is quite new, having beon purchased from Mr Stewart, and is one of tho most imposing buildings in the district. There is a large Assembly Balluttached to the building, with stave and scenery for theatricals, etc, ' b'tablo, loose boxes and grass paddocks close by, There is also a grand Billiard-room in this Hotel, and one of the betaade Billiard Tables, Coaohes stop at this hotel daily. .: : Charges Moderate, . W. Prangnell (Corner of Queen and Renall Streets, Masterton,)/ GOAL AND TIMBER MERCHANT, fiO 000 FEET of UVjVUv oimber to select, from at mill prices, comprising Architraving,: Moulding, Skirting, Rusticating, .Flooring and all kinds, of dressed, planed, and huildinp, timbors. A few job lots to olear cheap. Shingles, Houseblocks, Palings, etc, Doors and Sashes at lowest ourrent rates All goods within the Borough delivered .-■■ - ' mM
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4085, 9 April 1892, Page 1
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