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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4350, 21 February 1893, Page 2

IMPORTANT ItiTIMATIO FROM Kirkcaldie and Stains. SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN LOTS FOR THE FIRST WEEKS OF THEIR OBEAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE. Sweeping Reductions in Dress Fabrics, ONE GREAT SPECIAL LINE OF ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DRESS LENGTHS In choice French textures and designs. THE REDUCTIONS ARE FROM 85 to 50 PER CENT. WASHING DRESS MATERIALS. Reductions ranging from 25 to 33 per cent, , Zephys at 1/6, reduced to 12d, 1/4 j to IOJd, ilid to 73d. Fancy Open Stripe Washing Fabric 1/2, reduced to 6Jd. High Class French Trimmed Millinery and Bonnets all at exactly HALF PRICE. High Class French Trimmed Hats all at exactly HALF PRICE. All Untrimiued Goods at Reduced Price. All Lioni Cloth Jackets, at 25 ten ceki. DISCOUNT. All Light Cloth Capes, 20 per cont discount All Silk Grenadine, Net and Lace Dolmans 20 per cent discount All Dust, Imperial and Macintosh Cloaks 20 per cent discount All Silk Grenndene and Lace Capes 10 per per cent discount All Black and Navy Jackets, 10 por- cent discount All Tea and Dressing Gowns 10 per cent discount • All Tea Jackets, Garibaldis, Jerseys, 10 per ceut discount, We also offer Travellers, Superior Ulsters, Fur and Silk Lined Cloaks, warm capes etc., etc., at greatly reduced prices. In Other Department* deductions ot a very tangible character have been mado viz—Sunshades, Ladies Blouse Shirts, Ribbons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Ladies Hosiery and Gloves. In Childrens, Costumes, Ulsters, Jackets, Dust Cloaks, (special reductions have been made.) N.B.—During this snlo the usual bonus terms will be suspended, Kirkcaldie & Stains, ISlf OUTERS AND MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTON Caiipf.t Wahkiiouse.—St, George's Hall, IH AID OF TUB Queensland relief fund rpHE undersigned will ba ® 9 1 ft forwarding a c»so of cloth'S ing to Queensland in 0 B O Q aid of the above, and would © 0 h bo glad to reooivo, and ao- * 5 v j knowledge, gifts of New or Old ® h Clothing, or any other artio'.es, y that would bo useful to tho § Homeless and Helpless Fami* E K 0 _ s J. L. MURRAY, DRAPER & CLOTHIER, NEXT DOOR TO THE CLUB HOTEL.

Educational Depository MASTKRTON. A LARGE and varied assortment of AC> • COUNT BOOKS and GENERAL STATlONEltY—including Photograph Albums and Frames Ladies' Bag 3 and Purses of all kinds Scrap and Fern Albums Ladies Companions Writing Desks, Tourist Cases, Card Cases, etc. Artists Materials, Fancy Goods. LAWN TENNIS Racquets and Balls, Best Make, CRICKET BATS, Balls, and Stumps. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES. Agents for—Pringlo's Art Needlework and tbo British and Foreign Bible Society, R. T. HOLMES. STOCKTAKING SALE. C. SMITH & Co m COMMENCE THEJR STOCKTAKING SALE. ON SATURDAY, 21st JANUARY, CONTINUING For Three Weeks Only, SHOP BURSTING WITH BARGAINS! WE HAVE FULLY REMNANTS Jnf) REMNANTS REMNANTS 4tUW REMNANTS AT EALF COST. DUST CLOAKS AND JACKETS MUST GO AT ANY SACRIFICE. All @u|nmex* Goods Musi be Cleared at Cost J COME AND INSPECT AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES REMEMBER—The Sale will commence on Saturday, January 21st, and last for three weeks only, bo come at on ce and part ici pate in the wonderful bargains at C. SMITH&CO„ QUEEN-BT,, MASTERTON, And at Wellington, Nelson, Wostport, Greymouth and Demmton, JOHN HENDERSON, | MEKOHANT TAILOB,i Opposite ,01j_jb Hotel, ' t Queen-street.',',,',,,,,',' MABjpyoN i —•' *-'' The favor of your patronage and < recommendation reamted, c