THE WAIttARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1893. THE ' SI [LIMITED.] (fORUERLV M. OABEIIBERG AND CO, Have just opened, and we now showing, their FIRST SHIPMENT OP SEASONABLE DRAPERY. Our Showroom Department is replete with novolttes from the English and Continental Markets. Mantles, Capes, Cloaks, Ulsters, etc., in profusion. Sealette J Jackets and Mantles, Feather Boas, Fur Boas, lur Tippets, Fur Capes, etc. Children's Tunics. Coats, and Pellises, etc., in Plush, Astrachan, Cloth, ' Dogskin, and Keefer. MILLINERY. Our Stock ot trimmed nnd Untrimmcd Millinery i« very largo and varied, JVe hold an immenso stock of Hate and Bonnets of the very newest styles, wnilo there is a large display of the newe»t MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. Our Dress Department h the newest and most useful Fabrics for the Seaso comprise/ Kaiapoi and Petone Tweeds, Amazon Cloths in plain Colors, Melba. Stripes Circassian Stripes, Melton Tweeds, Diagonal Homespun Tweeds, Frouch Merinos, Oaßhniercs, etc. These Goods are entirely fresh and cannot bo excelled for beauty of dosign and colouring, while the pricos are very moderate, TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, IN GREAT VARIETY. DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING Under first-class management. VS" All Orders promptly despatched, QBEWAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION | limited,] HOLIDAY SEASON. yISITORS to Wellington during the holiday season are invited to visit the D.I.C. CO-OPERATIVE STOHES, Panama and Brandon Streets, to inspect the immense new Stock and noto the prices nnd qualities of tho Company's Goods, without being asked to buy. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES The stock consists of reliable drapery in all its branches; Tailoring, Men's and Bovs' Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Furniture of every description, Crockory, Ironmongery, Utiery, Special Lampware, Fancy Goods, Church Services, etc,, etc. A commodious Refreshment Room, with Retiring Rooms for ladlOß, is provided for tho convenience of visitors to the Warehouse, Country orders specially and promptly attended to, B. HALLENSTEIN, A, A, UORRIGAK Chairman. WHOLESALE DRAPER! COMPANY AUTUMN ANI> 'WINTER SEASON, ARRIVES PER S.S. TONGARIROLADIES | SEALETTE JACKETS, imported direct from the makors, Special Value. LADIES | DOROTHY CLOAKS, in plain and fancy cloth, lined with silk, LADIES FULL LENGTH CLOAKS, all colours, plain and iancy, FEATHER BOAS I FEATHER BOAS 11 FEATHER BOAS I In Black, Black and Cardinal, Black and Canary, Black and Gold. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, J. L. MURRAY, Manager. Educational UeDOH j '1 NEW GOODS. NEW BOOKS NEW ZEALAND clothing factory, AND NEW EDITIONS To Hand by Every Monthly Mail New Arrivals of Periodicals, Young Ladies' Journal, The Queen, Boys and Girls Own Journal, Lloyd's Weokly Newspaper 2d, London Weekly Times 3d BOOKS, On the stage and off, by Jeromo Slcnc'or Clue(Detectiye Story) by Lynch Pepita Junfency, by Juan Valero Esther Vauhomrigh, by Woods Gipsoy Queen or Maori's Daughter The Boys nnd 1.-by Mrs Woleaworth Daughter of fleth, by W. RlSck Whittaker's Almanac Baxter's Second Innii.gs Diaries for 1892 School Requisites E. T. HOLMES. SPEOIA r. PH OTOGR APHIO fll OTICE JOR THIS MONTH. PORTIUITS! PORTRAITS!! THREE-QUARTERS AMD FULLLENGTH CABINETS Beautifully Finished. Equal to the best produced in the Colony for 7(0 Half Dozen 12/0 Dozen 3]' Fust Copy Cith al the Time tf Stithy only. Family Group Vignettes and Matt* Opals at Reduced Rates. Yiews taken in Town or Country. TOOS. ED. PRICE, QOBBK StHMST, IUsTZBTOH. ""TOR BALE, (CASH OR HIRE SYSTEM,) . i "Zirkman" Piano (nearly new.) X To be seen at Theatre • Royal, Masterton. Apply to— J.BARNARD, PplacoHnlljOrcytfwn. WELLINGTON, GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE I WANTED IMMEDIATELY, W aee our Bargains at the stock-takinj sale now on, I\/I EN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, 30s ; I'l Trousers 8a lid, at tho stock-takinj sale now on at the New Zealand ClothiDj Factory, • "DOYJS' WASHING SUITS, 2s lid and 4 D lid at tta itcck-takiug sale, n TENS' good Bcgatta Shirts, slightly soiled IVI 33 lid, roust bo cleared to inajte rpoj) for winter goods, New Zealand Olothinj Factory. "ROYS' Tweed Hats, 6d and In. Bm JJ Jersey Suits half rrice, only a few left at the atooktaking Bale. "DOYS 1 and Girls' whito and speckled strav JD Hatj reduced to Gil. worth double, INSPECTION INVITED ATIUK NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. LamMon Quay and Cuba Street, Wellington BUSINESS' NOTIFICATION. mHB NEWEST BOOKS direct fron X London and tho leading Euglisl Journals, Magazines, and Newspaper may bo obtained within a fowhoura of tin arrival of every Ocean stoamer. The' principal Colonial Newspaper; also kept in stoefe, Ai'ent for " Wairasaj>a Daily Time A first-class and .complete printini plant on tteprejnjses. ' J.B.INNES, Printer, Stationer, and Bookseller,' (Opposite Dr. Gilbn'B), Willis street Welllnrtoi WHEN 188 LIVER Ann KfDNEYI Do not Work Freely, nse »P A R A M 0,"
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4086, 11 April 1892, Page 2
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