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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4264, 8 November 1892, Page 2

S. BOOTS, BOOTS, Hriutam. fapa Fa^^n6lfß , Co-Operative Association [LIMITED.] HA VE JUST OPENED UP OA TRUNKS DJREUT FROM THE BEBTjENGLISH ANDCONTINEN--4U TAL MANUFACTURERS, Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Boots and Shoes, Ladies' Afternoon and Tennis Shoes, Children's and Infants Boots and Shoes, THE BOOT DEPARTMENT 18 NOW FULLY STOCKED WITH ALL THE LATEST AND SEASONABLE GOODS, CUSTOMERS OAM IiELY ON GETTING THIS BEST QUALITY AT THE RIGHT MICE, The W airarapa - Farmers', Co-Opevative Association, Ltd Mastertos, G MOTOWN, Pahiatua and Tinui. SPRING GOODS. THE D.I.C. Co-Operativb Stokes, Wellington. Ara now opening out thoir larco shipments of choicest Spring Goods of reliable quality for all Departments, Shareholders and Customers are reminded tlmt the Stock is entirely New, and unquestionably the Largest and Most Complete ever shown in the North Island. Omnp to the magnitude of thoir bußineaa at Wellington, Uhristchurch, and Dunedin, the Company purchaso in the best markets at very lowest rates, aud are thus enabled to oiler their Shareholders and Cubtomera Ilia Great Benefits arising from these advantages, r SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS..^ HALLENSTEIN, A, A. OORRIGA N Chairman of Directors. Manager.

. ' THE WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON, HAVE just opened up their first ehipmctit of Spring and Summer Goods, wbich they aro now displaying in tboir spacious warohousn, i.e. new finnns. ANn .WVELTIE3 IN THE . ' DRESS DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS ASD NOVELTIES IS TUB TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES If.THE FANCY DEPAHTMENT NEW GOODS ASD NOVELTIES IN TUE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN TUE GLOYE DEPARTMENT. SEW OODD3 ,\XD NOVELTIES IN THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. T.ie largest and best; selection of Mens' Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Hats and Mercery in tho District to chooso from, TAILORING—& BPECI AL I T Y—TAILORING With the advent of tho Spring Season wo have much pleasure in informing tho Ladies of Masterton and District that we have received the services of a FIRSTCLASS DRESSMAKER (lato of tho D.1.U., Christchurch), who possesses high credentials, of long standing, from leading firms in Ken- Zealand. Fit and Style Guaranteed. 4 Trial Respectfully Solicited. WHOLESALE DRAPEKY COMPANY (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), QUEEMTRKET MASTERTON MKS P. DICKSON, Proprietress.

1 THE DRESDEN. ' Opera House, ' October 11th, 1892. « Tub Makaabb, 'The Dresden Piano Co., 'Wellington. i T\EAR Rlß,—The grand piano from yj the Warehouse of the "Dresden," used at the Concerts of the JRoyal Italian Concert Co., at tho Opera House, gave ua much pleasure. ' The sympathetic tone of the instrument told with grand effect in the Bccotnpaniuieuts. ' We are, yours faithfully, 'ErcoleCbtiioa, 'Fbuoina Cuitica (Jakciori, ' JJAWO TKAVAOHNJ, • Maeia Matioii, ' Oabiohno lokio, ' Abcuili Rebottako.' _ The accomplished young pianlsle's TRIBUTE, ' M. J. Boookbs, 1 Manager, the Dresden Piano Co. 1 Wellington. ' Dear Sib.—Many thanks for ssnding so excellent a grand piano for the JRoyal Italian Co. concerts at the Opera House. Itrave great satisfaction, and enabled me to "do justice to my solos aud accompani-ments.-Yours sinceroly, ' Clarice Bradazon, ' Pianisto oltho Royal Italian Concart (Jo Pianos Tiimo Payments. Sole Agonls-GiiEAi Weaver Okoan, Sheet Music a Speciality. The DRESDEN Piano Co., Lambion-QUAY, WELLINGTON. M. J. BEOOIiES, Manager, Messrs Hood and Johnston, Agents, Masterton. J BUSINESS NofmCATION. TUB NEWEST BOOKS direct from London and the leadiug English Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers may bo obtained within a few hours of the arrival of every Occau steamer. The principal Colonial Newspaper? riaokept in Block, . Areut for" Wairakai'A Daily Times" A fireUlasi and complete printins: Printer, Stationer, and Bookseller, (Opposite Dr, Gillon'e), Willb-atreet Wellington ASK FOR Galley TOfcy.

WAIKAKAPA FARMERS'CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, (Formerly M, (hselkrg and Co.) Ikcoki'ohatid under " The Companies Act, 1882," CAPITAL £100,000.SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £54,780. Divided into 20,000 Shakes of £5 EACH, rpHE Directors have deoided to BE--1 OPEN the SEARE LIST on and aftor Ist OCTOBER, for a further ipsno of 4,000 Shares at 5a per share premium. Applications should be sent in early, as the Sliaro List will onlj be kept open for a short time and allotment will be made strictly in order of lodgment. Forms may be obtained at the Hoad Office, Masterton, tho Wellington Office, or at any of the Association's Branches— Greytown, Pnhiatua, and Tenui, The payments required are as follow 10s on Application. (5s oj this king the Premium carried lo Kuene.) 5s onAliottmeni, 5s in two months. 5s in three months. APPLICANTS FOR SHARES In this issue hmj, if they desire, pay up tho full amount of £5 per Share; provided this is done within threo months of October Ist. M. CABELBERG, Managing Director. Masterton, 20th September. IS" Special Note,-Interest duo on Share Capital for tho half-year ending 31st July, 1893, may bo now obtained by Shareholders on application at the Head Office, Mastertoii. J. IORNS, AUCTIONEER ,„ PAHIATUA, QALES of STOOK held fortnightly; jj periodical miscellaneous sales held at (ha mart ( STOCKEDj I 3 PARCELS of now Ladies' and I ~ Gents' Jkiveherv, of latest 1 English and Melbourne designs, in ' OPAL, DIAMOND, PEARL, 11UBY, < Ac., iv, i Alao a uew stack of latent Ideas iu i SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. ' W. DOUGALL, i " Under THE olouk," I Queen Ma6iemon,