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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4324, 20 January 1893, Page 2

IMPORTANT DI SCO UNT PURCHASE, SUPPLEMENTARY SUMMER SHIPMENTS FOR Kirkcaldie and Stains Are now showing in various Departments extensive purchases made by their London Buyers, bought from tho manufacturers at tho fall of the English season, at very large discounts for cash, SPECIAL PUKCHA.SE OF SUPERIOR DRUSS TWEEDS, 8/! l The Full Dress 8/9 14/- The Full Dress 14/« 15/9 The Full Dross 15/9 17/6 The Full Dreßs 17/6 PATTERNS POST FREE, LADIES FRILLED SHIRTS. SO doxn-FIFTY MZM-W dom | EACH (AIiIiONBPBIOE.) EAOH/j^j This special purchase is deserving attention by all ladies; the shirts are lock* stitched throughout, made of superior cambric, in spots, and stripes; 'and iu fashionable oolors. LADIES COLORED CLOTH JAOKETB, New and Fashionable Btyles, porfectly reah, to be had in all shades, 10/- 12/0 15/- 17/6 20/-to 30/. ETON JAOBETS. Navy and Black, 16/6 18/6 20/6 to 25/. CHILDREN'S SUMMER JACKETS A choice variety in all shades—sizes 1 to, B—Prices, 11. 9/6 10/6 12/6 to 30/. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. -ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PIEOZB—--180 PIECES. 160 PIECES. NEW FLANNELETTES 28 to 32 inohes in width. Prices, 4Jd, sjd, (IW, Bd, 9d yard. —ONE HUNDRBD PIECES--100 PIECES 100 PIECES, OEYLON SHIRTINGS. BJd, lOd, 12d, 15(1,20d per yard. 50 PIECES,—FIFTY FIEOBS-iiO TIECES, ALFRED STRIPE JEAN SUITINGS. 9jd, lOd, 12d per yard. ZOO-TWO RUN DEED fIEOES-M FANCY COTTON SHIRTINGS, 6jd, 7|d, Bid, 9d, 12d, Ud per yard, ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY PIEOES FASHIONABLE CRETONNES, SOinch, 6Jd to 2a 9d j 45 to 54lnch, Reversible, Is 8d to 2s 9d, Patterns Post Free. Kirkcaldie & Stains, RETAIL DRAPERS AT WHOLESALE PBIOES WELLINGTON. J. L. MURRAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE

CLUB HOTEL, BOrS' STRONG TWEED SUITS (For School Wear) 4/11, 5/6, 7/0, 8/6, 9/6, 10/G, STOUT AND STRONG TWEEDS IN DAHK COMUfIS FOR MAKING BOYS'SCHOOL SUITS. PER YARD. AT J.LMURJKAY'S, Next Door to the CLUB HOTEL, MABTERTON, HEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. Sib H, Parked' Fifty Years in tho mak fag of Australian History, 17s. ARNoLD'sScasaud Lands, 2sCd and 3a 6d. Crawford's Don Orsino, 2s 6d. Mahobesa Theodole's Under Pressure, 2s fid. Mhs UilrDANi's The Heir Presumptive and the Hoir Apparent; Moore's Confessions of a Young Man. 2s Bd. Adehne Sergeant's Caspar Brooko's Daughter, 4s, Tho Humeur of Italy, 4b. JUST RECEIVED.—A largo stock of Cmldren's Books, and works in every department of literature. Sohool Books and School Requisites, JOHNWATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, WHOLBBAIB AND RETAIL, (Next Mason, Chemist) QUEEN STREET MASTERTON,

STOCKTAKING SALE. C. SMITH & Co mil COMMENCE THEIR STOCKTAKING SALE. ON Saturday, m January, CONTINUING For There Weeks Only, SHOP BURSTING WITH BARGAINS! WE HAVE FULLY REMNANTS REMNANTS REMNANTS 'irUU REMNANTS AT HALF COST, DUST CLOAKS AND JAOKETS MUST GO AT ANY SAORIFIOE, All Summer Goods Musi be Cleared at Cost I COME AND INSPECT AND JUDGE FOE YOURSELVES. REMEMBER—The Sale will commence on Saturday, January 21st, and last for three weeks only, bo como at once and participate in the Wonderful bargains at C.SMITH&CO, QUEEN-ST,, MASTERTON, And at Wellington, Nelson, Weitport, Greymuuth and Donniston,