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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4303, 24 December 1892, Page 2

'XMAS. 'XMAS, : HAS. THE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association, [LIMITED.] Special Cash Pbice List for 'Xmab and New Year, THEY WILL SELL FOR CASH ONLY AT THESE PRICES FROM 15th TO Slat DECEMBER Auokland Co.'s No. 1 Sugar, 401b bag, 103 Auckland Co.'s No. 2 Sugar, 401b bag, 9s fid Auckland Co.'s No. 8 Sugar, 401b bag, Ob Finest Now Season's Currants, Machine Dressed,... fid per II) Fine Elome Raisins, Machino Dressed lid per lb Finest Now Season's Elerno Raisins, Machine Dressed, Oid per lb Yerjr Choice Sample New Season's Sultanas ... 7|d per lh Candied Orange Peel, .. 9d per lb Choicest Turkey Figs, new, 8d per box Tapioca, 8d per lb, ... or 01b for la Sago, 21d per lb, ...or Clb for la Rico, 8d lb ... or 51b8 for Is Rice,sGlbbugs, ... llsGd Auckland Sugur Company's Golden Syrup, 8d p'or tin Tablet .Jellies, ... 3d, Sd, and Is 2d psr packet Star Brand Mullet . ... 7*d Knrluk Brand Salmon ... ... 9d per tin . Red Funnel Bi and Salmon ... lOdpertiii Sardines. ' 5d and lOd per tin Stephen's Pickles, ... lOd per bottlo Morton's Pioldes, ... lid per bottle . Worstershiro Sauce, 5d and 9d per buttle Mttccaro.ii, 7d per lb Yeruaicilla, 7d per lb Fresh Herrings 7d and 8d tin Cornflour 31bs for Is Essence Coffee and Chicory, Large Size, Is and Is 8d per bottle Raspberry and other Syrupß, ... Is 3d per bottlo Liraiijuicu Is per bottle White Rose Kerosene, lfiO test ... 12s Gd per case FLOUR AT MILL PRICES. ALL GOODS DELIVERED AS USUAL T oys 'XMAS. drapery VISITORS TO WELLINGTON during the holiday season, aro invited BOOKS to inspect the large stock of Reliable CLOTHING Quality Goods in the various departments at the i ■ -wGAMES D.I.C. TAILORING Co-Operative Stores, Wellington, ,„„ TmTTI „, FANCY GOODS -- FURNITURE An immense variety of raro and beautiful Toys iKD Fakcv Goops, ranging (IRfIfITCFRY ' r0 " , ,.- tho lowesl P rl ?>. and , Buitabl ° CARPETS UlVvUlv-uiVX fnr'Ymna PrMnnts nrn llfiinc flnflWn 111 for 'Xmaa Presonts, are being shown in the Fanoy Goods atid Toy Show Room. All Prices aro marked in plain figures. No One Pressed To Buy. A. A. UORRIGAN, BEDSTEADS E.P. WAKE B. HALLENSTEIN, _ ' BOOTS & SHOES Chairman of Directors. THE WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON THERE'S NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT 1 80 come along and make your Xmas purchases at the Wholesalo Drapery Company where you will find all Departments My. and most elegantly stocked with tho newest mil best goorls for the wear of all, and at prices distinctly bolow those of any other houso in tho trade. . manyFirstly.—We have the largest stock in the district to select from, Secondly.—Wo are in a position to import direct, thus saying middlemen's profits, wheroby our customers aro the gainers, Thirdly.—Wo are essentially a Mastorton firm, having no connection with any other business house in tho Colony. Fourthly. —We aro tho largest employers of labor in any one Drapery firm in the Wairarapa and thus it is in the interests of all to support us, Having pointed out a few of thn many advantages which govern our position, wo conoludo by wishing our many frionds and patrons " A Mtwj Christmas and a Happy New Year,," hoping to merit in the future your continued support and nssunng you that your interest are oar interests. WHOLESALE MAPEM COMPANY (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON ]ps P. DICKSON, Proprietress, Wo have just opened up a splondid selection of Mens', Youths', and Boys' Clothing and General Drapery, at reduced prices-bought job.—W.D.O,

WAIKAKAFA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, (Formrly M, Casdbirq and Co,) Incorporated under "The Companies Act. 1882'," CAPITAL £IOO,OOO. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £54,780. Divided into 20,000 Shares of £5 EACH, nnHK Directors have decided to EE. X OPEN thu SHARE LIST on and after Ist OCTOBER, for a further muo of 4,000 Shares at 5a per share premium. Applications should be sent in early, aa tho Share List will only be kept open for a short time and allotment will bB made strictly in order of lodgment. Forms may be obtained at tho Head Cilice, Jtaaterton, the Wellington Office, or at any of the Association's Branches— Greytown, Pahiatua, and Tenui, The payments required are as follow 10s on Application. (03 of Ihii king the Premium carried to Jtesem.) 5s on Allottment, 5s in two months. 5s in three months. APPLICANTSFOKSHARES In tins issue may, if they desire, pay up the full amount of £5 per Share; provided this is done within three months of October Ist, M.OASELBERG, Managing Director. Mattetlon, 29th September. IS* Special Note,—lnterest due on Share Capital for the half-year ending 31st July, 1892, may be now obtained by Shareholders on application at tbo Hoad Office, Maaterton. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR PRESENTS. (IT BOUOALL has now replenished yy his stock with a now assortment of NOVELTIES in Gold and Silver Brooches, Ear-iimp, Watches and Chains, Oonta' Studs and special yalne in Watches aud Engagement Kings. By lost 'Fribco boat {via, Auckland) a case of ENGLISB NICKJjE SILVbR EIjEOTRO PLATE in Amirs and Flower Stands, Cruets, etc., all suitable for WBDDIM ADD 01IB18TMAB GIFTS, "Under tub owok," Quees smßr .......Masierton ASK FOR Qallsy "Whisky.

Important Notice. the Exhibition of Diatillors, Brotop, Mineral Water Maker?, etc., hold at Dublin on 15th lo 27th August last, PETER DAWSON WAS AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL. FOR illS CELEDR&TED 'JIIItEE DIAMOND' PERFECTION WHISKY, WALTER PERRY, KAMIIY BUTOHIiII, Qum-Sl'ed, Maskiflcii) BEGS to thank tlio public for thoir continual support during the rouny years he line been in business, and to inform them that having Bold his Masterton Business to MR CHABLES HUGHES, lio bogs to rocoromendhiinto their notice and to solicit for hira acontinuance of thn patronage which has been accorded iu the past IN connection with the abovo, having purchased Mr Perry's business, I beg to solicit a continuanco of tho support so long aoorded to Mr I'ertj, and by civility and keeping Ilia best ol moat of all de. eoriptions, to provo that 1 am worthy :of the patronage bo lorn; qiven to my predecessor. CHARLES HUGHES, FAMILY BUTCHER, Corner of Queen and Church Streets, MOTTO