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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4095, 23 April 1892, Page 2

AUTUMN AifjD WINTER, 189 S. IHE / Wairarapa Farmers' .Go-Operative Association, [limited.] (fombntA\*i. caSelcerq and co.) v Rave just cponed, and are nowJfelOTf> 'l l ® FIRST SHIPMENT OF SEASOJ DRAPERY. Our Showroom Department iB roplete with novelties from tho English and Continental Markets. s 6 Mantles, Capes, Cloaks, Ulsters, etc,, in profusion, Sealett Jackets and Mantles, Feather Boas, Fur Boas, Fur Tippets, Fur Capes, etc. Children's Tunics. Coats, and Pellises, etc., in Plush, Astrachan, Cloth, Dogskin, and Reefer. MILLINERY. Our Stock ol trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery is very large and varied, We hold an immenao stock of Hat* and Bonnets of the very newest styles, while there is a large display of tho newest MILLINERY TRIMMINGS. , Our Dress Department Is crowded with the newest end moat uaoful Fabrics for the Season, The materials comprise Kaiapoi and Petone Tweeds, Amazon Cloths in plain Colors, Melba Stripes, Circassian Stripes, Melton Tweeds, Diagonal Homespun Tweeds, French Merinos, Cashmeres, etc, These Goods are entirely fresh and cannot be excelled for beauty of design and colouring, whilo the prices are very moderate, TRIMMINGS TO MATCH, IN GREAT VARIETY, DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING Under first-class management, 13" All Orders promptly despatched, THE WAIRAIMPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION

HOLIDAY SEASON. VISITORS to Wellington during the holiday Benson are invited to visit the D.1.0. CO-OPEBATI YE STOKES, Panama and Brandon Streets, to inspect the immense new Slock and to personally note the prices and qualities of the Company'a 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 Boys' Ready-Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Furnituro of every deacription, Crockery, Ironmongery, Cutlery, Special Lampware, Fancy Goods, Church Services, etc., etc, A commodious Reffeshinenfc Boom, with Ketinog Rooms for ladles, is provided for tho convenience of visitors to the Warehouse. Country orders specially and promptly attended to. B, HALLENSTEItf, A. A. CORRIGAK, Chairman, Manager.

WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON. ARRIVED PER M. TQMARIROLADIES | SEALETTE JACKETS, imported direct from the makers, Special Value. LADIES J DOROTHY CLOAKS, in plain and fancy cloth, lined with silk LADIES FULL LEiNUTH OLO/iKS, all colours, plain and fancy. FEATHIiR BOAS I FEATHER BOAS 11 FEATHER BOAS 11 In Black, Black and Caidinal, black and Canary, Black and Gold. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, J. L. MUBRAY, Manager.

Educational Depository, MASTERTON, ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS, 4c, A SPLENDID assortment of Fancy Goods for Birthday, Wedding, and other presents — Longman's Readers, Bum's Dkawino Books, to hand, All School Bqumtes. Artists Colours and Drawing Materials, New Zealand Diaries, 1892. Crown Lands Guide, Factory Act, Agent for—Pringle's Fine Art Needlework and for the British and Foreign Bible Society's Books. E. T. HOLMES. NEW GOODS. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOM, WELLINGTON. GREAT STOCK TAKING SALE I "UfANTED IMMEDIATELY, purchasers to VV see our liargaius at the stocktaking tale now on, MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, 30s, JLVJL Trousers 8s llil, at tlio stock-talcing sale now on at tho New Zealand Clotliiog Factory, BOYS' WASHING SUITS, 2s lid and 4s lid at ttio atcck-taking tale, MENS' good Regatta Shirts, slightly soiled, Mid, must ho cleared to make room (or winter Nw Zealanil Clothing Factory. OYS'Tweed Hals, Gd aud Is. Boys Jeraty Suits half price, only a few loft at tho stocktaking Bale. TJOVS' and Girls' white and speckled straw D Hats reduced to Gd, worth double, INSPECTION INVITED : AXTHK jHBW ZBALAHD clothin^ i F -V OTOitY ' laaflH|B&CuUStrc«t,.W#