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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4295, 15 December 1892, Page 2

MPOKTANT DISCOUNT . ; : purchase. supplementary summer shipments fur Kirkcaldie and Stains Are now Bhowing in various Dopartnienta extensive pur-. I chases made by their Lon- ' don Buyers, botifiht from tlio manufacturers lit the fall of I the Engliflh season, at very largo DUCOUNTB FOR CASH. SPECIAL PUKCHA.SE OF SUPERIOR DRKSS TWEEDS. 8/a The Full Dress 8/9 14/. Tho Full Dress 14/15/9 The Full Dress 15/9 17/6 The Full Dress 17/fi PATTERNS POST FREE, LADIES FRILLED SHIRTS! SO dmn-Fim DQZEN-50 dosm J/A EACH (ALL OMF, PRICE.) EACH JJk Thiß special purchase is deserving attention by all ladies; the shirts are lookstitched throughout, made of superior cambric, in sputs, and stripes,' and in fashionable colors, LAWKS COLORED OLOTH JAOKEIB. fresh, to be had in nil Bbades, 10/-12/0 15/-17/8 20/-to 30/. ETON JACKETS.

Navy and Black, IS/618/0 20/6 to 25/. CHILDREN'S SUMMER JACKETS. A choice variety in all shades—sizes 1 to 8-Prices, 7 • 9/6 10/6 12/6 to 30/. PUENISHING DEPARTMENT. -ONE HONORED AND FIFTY PIECES—150'PIEOES. 160 PIECES. NEW FLANNELETTES. 28 to 32 inches in width. Pricos, 4td, s|d,fiM,Bd,9dyard. -05E HUNDRED PIECES—--100 PIECES 100 PIECES. CEYLON SHIRTINGS. Bjd, 10d, 12d, 16d, 20d per yard. 50 PIECES.—FIITY PIECES—6O PIECES. ALFRED STfiIPE JEAN SUITINGS. 9jd,10d,12d per yard. m-TwoßUNßimriECEii-m FANCY COTTON SHIRTINGS, Bid, 7|d l ßid l 9d,l2d,l4dPKß yard,. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY PIECES FASHIONABLE CRETONNES, , 80inoh ( 5Jdto2s9dj 45 to 54mch, | Reversible, Is 8d to 2s 9d, Patterns Post Free, KiKKOALDiE& Stains. RETAIL DRIPERB AT WHOLESALE PRICE! WELLINGTON. Educational Depository

ALABGE and varied assottmen to ACCOUNT BOOKS and GENERAL STATlONEßF—including Photograph Albums and Frames T „j;„„l » nno «„A P„.. nn «f nil 1/in.lo Sorap and Fern Albnms Ladiei Companions Writing Desks, Tourist Oases, Card Cases, etc. Artists Materials, Fancy Goods, LAWN TENNIS Raquetaand Balla CRICKET BATS, Balls and Stumps. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES, A gents for -Piingle's Art Needlework and the British and Foreign Bible R, T. HOLMES. VISIT J.LMUMAI TOR YOUR 'XMAS PURCHASES, No Old Stock Jven% fe;» J "' the ijatestStyfe^ftncriJushioriE. THE LARGEST stock of Suits to choose from. Tho largest Stock of \\ orated Coats and Vesta to c coie from. Tho largest Stock of Tweed Trousers to choose from. The largest Stock of Hats, Shirt*, Ties, Silk Hand, kerchiefs, Studs, Singlets, Soxs, etc., etc. The Largest Stock k the District to select from at II3SS TUAN WEUINGION PRICES, J. L MURRAY'S Next Door to the Club Hotel, MASTERTON. DIARIES FOR 1898, NEW MUSIC, NEW ANNUAL VOLUMES' CHRISTMAS CARDS. Toys and Fancy Goods, JOHNWATT, (Next Mason, Chemist) QOEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

NEW DRESSES BOTH CHEAP AND GOOD ANEW DRESS FOR' A NEW DBESS FOB A NEW DRESS FOR R JS TWELVE YARD LENGTHS, FORTUNATE ANNOUNCEMENT HI RAILWAY LANDSLIP, MessrsO.Smith&Co. EIGHT OASES FKESff GOODS SUITABLE Ml TKJS CHRISTMAS SEASON;. '.MILLINERY ' PAEASOLS IN LATEST STYLES FOR HOLIDAY WEAR, C. SMITH & Go, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, : 9UEEN-BTREET; MA STERTON H/ OWEN;,