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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4381, 29 March 1893, Page 4

I: Kit AY & OASEY ■>i. Ilia o?e of IMlMim UHMnVi'K, thuy &ra dcslMln Of olcftftug if-i.'ii' of tlieu Boluot stock o! J K KTB, QTJIL'fS* TOWELS, vm TOILET OOVEEB, ;.'"l< will no* bSBOM6i 6 APEOIMj t'h".r or thnlr already uj*» rBWRB( ? oililinsnta, in Lftdleß' Dust Cloaks u-lrets, Gnats' BUI: Coult!, will bo rir.-ilpttcn, Prints, Urcs l ) Coodß, tilitl Diaper and Holland Pinalores Alike' White ami Brotftl Bheoting, Catle vcty chotip. balance ol Ladles' and Children's . Flowers, Millinery Net will be out at nominal prices. 3—Horoblow's Old Shop, Greyiown nnUtt Business oi FRANCIS' RestauX rant. Boarding? House, and Dinina Kooitio, of Queon-itreot, Maalerton, is rninovod to the premiss* lately occupied by Me Boozusy,. opposite Wexieb«' i H i»>fi Ilojiository, vwora the public and I boardwß can ba icoomrojdatori. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE, Immited]. WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON NOBXH,. AMD WANGANUI. Lom>on Aoehtb-W. Webmsu, & Co., 16, St Melon's PJoco, London, E,C, THE Alliance Is prepared to receive conHlanments of. Wool, Tallow, Froeon jMutto/i, Flax, Grain, and Dairy Produce, (or finlii in cither the Colonial or Loudon Market:), Liborol Cash advances made on grawiiiK (ilipn ol Wool and Produce free ol Comluilon. Tbe Alliance bau> Agents and oiTCiijxmdeutß in eHpuriso! tbe World, and i tlx.'y not solely 89 Auonts, Growers may INHUrtANCE.—Firo and Marine lusurancus rttaeteil at Lowest Current nates. l'Olt UALB--ftt lowest current rates ! Wool-rutcliii, OoriJEßoUa, BowlisßTwino, Hindi* Twine, I'enclng Wire, Staples, Corrida, lid iron, Btatlon Stores and Farmers' Hciinluilus o( every douulplloii. HHttDfl.—Wo have on hand and to mrlvti i—Mycttrasa, Coobeloot, Clovers, and Turnip Hoods ol All dcßCllpliomi, ol tho bint rjuality. which are offerlog t,l tho Lowest Uuriont Union. C. W. MULlilKS,.77iT.Oeucral Manasw, Waterloo Quay, Wbhikotok lit March, mn>. Ceutfal I®iwv3.ntg eJulwom A. WHlfll & 00, BEG to announce that they liavo now commonuod bu»ine<m ati U AIBDHBBBEBS & XOBAOCONIBIS in the oommodioun premises lately oconpiod by Mil Uko. Saqis. OLD FBIENDB ahd NEW FAOEB will bo wotcomod, and patrons will find the Cbntiiai. S/aooN second to none in Masterton for COMffOUT, CLEANLINESS ahd OIViLITT. A. H. COOK,

GEO- HERON Haul Stbest, . KAIBTEATOH, OBNEJSAI. PAODTTOEDEALEB. FENCING TVIBE HAILS Ac, always or band. c«asi> Aim estate, tf^msjHaiToßi • hiva the -largett stock of Pianos ..... the Colony. - THE DRESDEN have inatiuraenta prautioally by every leading maker, THE DRESDEN have, as regards price and choice, the beat value in Pianos and Organs in the Colony, THE DBESDJBN'S TiatePavmbni Ststsm ia unequal, led. Ko matter where you live, it enables yon to become the owner of a firefe.elMs Piano or Organ by the best French, English, or Oer. was r makers, guaranteed for ten years, by simply paying s small deposit, and instalmenlstfrom 20b Monthly* TKEDEESDEN are the SOLE AGENTS in New Bocsey's famons Band instruments, and Pinfold's Metronome. MOHXULY PAYMENTS FKOM 20s. Catalogues, terms, &c, sent free on application. NCVELTIESIN MUSIC BY Bysay MAIL. TheßßEgMirPianp Co., liAHBHW Q.Vit & BmAKDOK-BTBEBT. ■WELLINGTON. ' M. J. BROOKES, Hauler. And at »9 Atad 31, PxiDces*St, JJonedin. MaftUrtoa Agents—Hood and Johnston, Qaeeu Stmt. : QK&IN STOK 0 JtfS!£--& senile of MMtsrtoca arat-prooiGisiaSioa. apply ikk oSteg,