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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4117, 19 May 1892, Page 2

THE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association, [MMITED.I (FOWIEBLT M, CIBIMEEO AND CO.) ■ HAVE JUBT OPENED UP 3 GASES OP THE CELEBRATED IMPERIAL BRAND AOGOEJDEONS. Trniou OUll LONDON BUYER Selected for in at the factory in Germany, and shipped DIRECT TO US, CALL AND INSPECT. TBI BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN TEE DISTRICT

HOLIDAY SEASON. VISITORS to Wollington during the holiday season aro invited to Vlait tho D.1.0. CO-OPERATIVE STOKES, Panama and Brandon Streets, to inspect the immense new Stock and' to personally note the prices and qualities of tho Company's GooJfl, without being asked to buy. all goods marked in plain figures, Tho Btook consists of reliable drapery in all its branches; Tailoring, Men's and Boys' Ready-Mado Clothing, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Furniture of every description, Crockury, Ironmongery, Cutlery, Special Lampware, Fancy Goods, Church Services, etc., fto. A commodious Refreshment Room, with Retiring Rooms tor ladies, ia provided for the convenience of visitors to tho tt arehousoi Country orders specially and promptly attended to. B, HALLENSTEIN, . A, A. OORRtGAK, Chairman Manager,

WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, MASTERTON, Ate now showing an enormous stock of MEN'S &ND BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING, Made from Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, Roshn and Petone Woollen Mills. GENTS' MACINTOSHES, made expressly for their firm, all sewn seams, and guaranteed waterproof. None but the best kept, MEN'S and YOUTBS' OILSKIN COATS, Sou'-Westers and Leungs, Pummel Slioker, " Fish Bkand." The Drover's Friend! YOUTHS' OVERCOATS, with and without Capes, welKassorted patterns. BOYS' D.B. REEFER OVERCOATS, warmand neat. BOYS' JERSEY SUITS, Boys' Sailor Suits, in Colonial Tweeds, and Serge, Special Value,-BOYS' KNIOKER AND TROUPER SUITS-Speoial Value Boys' and Yuuths' Waterproof Cotts. MEN'S REAL KNITTED WOOLL EN LOVES. Soini'thint! for the frnsty mornings BUYS' WOOLLEN GLOVES. BOYS' WOOLLBN MUFFLERS. FOR GENTS' OVERCOATS, with capes. J. L. MURRAY, Manager.

OPAL ENLARGEMENTS ■tT7RIGULESWOBTH 4 BIMS > v PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, WILLIB'SIREET, WELIIMOTON, IHTEJND making a very ppecial feature of Opal Enlargements In consequence, important alterations havo been made in their premises and rocmß specially fitted and supplied with the latcßb improvements and apparatus have been prepared for the production of this fascinating form of Enlakoed PoiitiuiTDRE. MESSRS, WRIGGLESWORTH Sr, BINNS intend turning out the Opal Enlargements with a purity of style and artistic excellence and finish never before attempted in the Colonies, and at a price as low as is consistent with maintaining tho above pledge. They are in the best possible condition to do this in consequence of their large and ROOMY PREMISES and the full and perfectly TRAINED STAFF thoy employ. Every DEPARTMENT is under charge of a thoroughly competent and practical Bead, and tho departments are under the constant supervision of the members of the firm whose attention is not dii* tracted by their attempting any of the OPERATIVE WORK. They are in a position to employ an efliciont staff to perform this. The OPAL ENLARGEMENTS are finished by Ariistti trained specialty for the class of work, and may be obtained either in black ana white or notour. ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, Three-quarters or Full Length— FIRST COPY ... 31" Half Dozen W One Dozen W FOR CASH AT TIME OF SITTING ONLY. Palentas avi Proprietors of Ihc Mutt Opal Typr. Process. J. IORNS, AUCTIONEER ... PAHIATUA. SALKB of STOCK held fortnightly. Periodical miscellaneous sales held at the mart.