THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION \ AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1893. ~ T THE •■; Wairarapa Fares' Co-Operative Association, j [MJUTEB.I (FOBMEIftTH.CJSEUIEBOAKDCO.) fo FIRST SHIPMENT OF SEASONABLE Our Showroom Department is repleto with novelties from tho English and f Continental Markets. 1 Mantles, Capes, Cloaks, Ulsters, etc., in profusion, Sealette ] Jackets and Mantles, Feather Boas, Fur Boas, Fur Tippets, Fur Capes, etc. Children's Tunics. Coats, , and Pellises, etc., in Hush, Astrachan, Cloth, , Dogskin, and JKeefer. [ Our Stock of trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery is vory largo and varied. We hold , an immense stock of Hata and Bonnets of the very newest styles, wmie a MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. Our Dbbbs Department Is crowded with tho newest and most usiful Fabrics for tho Season. The materials corn|>riso;— ' Kaiapoi and Potone Tweeds, Amazon Cloths in plain Colors, Melba Stripes, Circassian Stripes, Melton Tweeds, Diagonal Homespun Tweeds, French Merinos, Cashmeres, etc. colouring, while tho pi ices are veiy moderate, TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, IK GREAT VARIETY, DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING Under first-class management. IS* All Oidcis promptly despatched. TEE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION HOLIDAY SEASON. f TISITORS to Wellington during the holiday season aro invited V to visit the D.1.0. CO-OPERATIVE STORES, Panama and Brandon Streets, to inspect the immense new Stock and to personally note the prices and qualities of the Company's Goods, without being ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. The stock consists of reliable drapery in all its branches; Tailoring, Men's and Boys' Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Furniture of every description, Crookury, Ironmongery, Cutlery, Special Lam>/ware, Fancy Goods, Church Services, etc., eto. A commodious Refreshment Room, with Retiring Roomß for ladleis provided for tho convenience of visitors to the Warehouse, Country orders specially and promptly attendod to. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. A, A, (JOBBKWK, Manager. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON, ARRIVED PER S.S. TOmARIROLADIES | SEALETTE JACKETS, imported direct from the makers, Special Value. LADIES J DOROTHY CLOAKS, in plain and fancy cloth, lined with silk. LADIES FULL LENGTH CLO/iKS, all colours, plain and lancy. FEATHIiR BOAS I FEATHER BOAS I! FEATHER BOAS 11 In Black, Black and Cardinal, Black and Cauary, Black and Gold. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, J. L. MURRAY, Manager. Educational Depository, NEW GOODS. JIASTERTON. __ ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS, &c. NEW ZEALAND i SPLENDID assortment of Fancy CLOTHING FaCTORY, A SPLENDID assortment of Fancy ÜbUTillJNli DAUIVJKI, Goods for Birthday, Wedding, and other presents- WELLINGTON, Lokohan's Rbamiw, GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE I Bum's Drmvino Books, to hand. £]) IMME])IATELy( ... n , in .-i .. VV see our Bargains'at the stocktaking All Swjol ittflUWlttJ. M l c m oD, . i, v~\7w irfN«Hl. MM COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, 30s, Agent for-Pnngle's Fine Art Needle- jyi Tnma ga JW| , t the e tock-takiDg work and for tho British and Foreign M i e now 0D a t the New Zealand Clothing Bible Society's Boob, Factory, ■n m HAT UVO T)OYB'WASHING SUITS, 2s lid and 4i B. Lti.VhM.bb. D lldattuestcck-talriugsale, ■ " TXENS' good Regatta Shirts, slightly soiled, •"-l- 3a lid, must be cleared to make room for winter goods, New Zealand Clothing SPEOJALPHOTOGRAPHIOJNOTIOE _ FOR THIS MONTH. ROYS' tad fl J-* Jersey Suits half pjice, pply a few left at the Btoktalriiigmle, PO RTBAITSI t) OYS' and OW winfe wi «rc*M *»w JJ Hats reduced to liil, fforwdwble, PORTRAITS!! ttW INSPECTION INVITED THREE-QUARTERS m FULL- atihe LENGTH CABINETS Beautifully „„,„ 7MUm oLOTHINfI Finished, Equal to the best produced in NJSW ALAWJJ CLUIMNti theColonyfor ' FAOTORY. . Lauibton Quay and Cuba Street, Wellington, 7/0 Half Dozen L2/(i Dozen if/- First Copy , , m , ' BUSINESS" NOTIFICATION. Cm al the rime of Siltmij oniy. mHE NEWEST BOOKS direct from Family Group Vignettes and Matt- J[ London and tho leading English Opals at Reduced Bates. Journals, Magazines, and Newspaper* Viewß takoH in Town or Country, m ay Be obtained within a fow hours of tho arrival of every Ocean steamer, TFTOH '"RD PRTCJFj The principal Colonial Newpsparf „ ~ Aeent for " Wairarapa Daily Times Qoiu Sibbei, Masierton, a fir9t . c]a3l and complete ptintini( plant on the premises. ' TVVD CA T V J. B. INNES, FOR. bAL Jii. Printer, Stationer, and Bookseller, ' — „..™„> (Opposite Dr. Gilbn'a), (CASH OR HIRE WoTBH.) willu atroeti. Wellington. 1 "Kirkmau" Piano("' arlynew.) —— : ———— 1 To be sten at Thea 1 , e Royal, tttheNiheLlVßlUnd KIDNEYS Masterton, Applrto- VV t. ,m i v i J.BARNARD, Do not Work Freely, use P faci H- a", Orrytowr, ■ "p A R A M 0,"
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4089, 14 April 1892, Page 2
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716Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4089, 14 April 1892, Page 2
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