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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4382, 30 March 1893, Page 2

[LIMITED,] MASTERTON. PIEST GRAND DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER DEAPEEY, TUESDAY, MARCH », 1893 SHOW WINDOWS WILL BE LIGHTED DP FJIOM 0 P.M. TILL 9 P.M.

NEWEST MANTLES NEWEST MILLINERY NEWEST DBESSES NEWEST TRIMMINGS, SPECIALITIES IN CLOTHING SPECIALITIES IN MERCERY SPECIALITIES IN BLANKETS SPECIALITIES IN FLANNELS SPECIALITIES IN WATERPROOF 1 The Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association.

AUTUMN NOVELTIES AUTUMN NOVELTIES AUTUMN OVELTIES Did. WELLINGTON. mHE D.I.C, WELLINGTON, havooptned up their firßtshipmentsnfAutumn and Winter Novelties, in all department.. Tboy are dming a moat " *fe%l CHOIOE DRESS FABRICS in Binglo robo lengths•, thereboing' only one of oach „ v AUTUMN MILLINEKY AUTUMN MILLINERY N. im Timm lD £s MANTLES, for oar climate, Of very Newest Shapes, (specially mada up ot miterW .»u'w The Prices throughout the varum department of U» vm> .apply fi= on tho mo«t economical scale ; it being the aim of IM \mv J j „ holders and the public goncrally with goods of tollable quality B, HALLENBTEIN. .a, A, UORRIGAN, Manager,

WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1803, OPENING UP I A lingo consignment «f Now Seasons Goods jjJNovelties, embracing all the latest designs and shades, Dress Tbflrabundonce and of Tory choice designs. uliito to a firat-claes stock of Fashionabla )N INVITED, IN A FEW DAYS, ';„ MABTERTON '° oW |vv BOOKS. PHOTOGRAPH* SirH ftßKis'Fiiu Years in the msk *™f* P T^ d ™v in R ofAustralianHistor y) l7«, A n «,.,n' a s. a a»nHT, a n^.2 l ,Hd a iid3»Cd. to Life Size, finished with Enuiilol, Or-

dinary or Mat-Opal Surface. '. PORTRAITS'. Time-Quarter andFml Lbboi - Cabinets, Beautifully Finished, Equal to the belt produced in the Colony, for: Family Group Viohbitw with Enamel or Mot-Opal Surface; also finished in Water or Oil Colours. Viewb Taken ik Town or Coukthy. On Sale I The boat assortment of Photos in Now Zealand, IHOS. ED. PRICE SHARLAND'S ''MOA" Baking Powder IS FAMOUS IN NEW ZEALAND For its Absolute PURITY AND STRENGTH. TT CONTAINS nothing but what is healthful and nutritious, and only what is found In Meat, Fish, Corn, Bice

Crawford's Don Orsino, 2s 6d, Marohesa Theudolb's Under Pressure, 2s 6d, Mrs OilPHiNT's The Hoir Presumptive and the Heir Apparent, Moore 8 Confessions of a Young Man, 2a Cd. Adeline Sergeant's Caspar Brooko's Daughter, 4s. The Humeur of Italy, k JUST RECEIVED.- A large stock of Children's Books, and works in every department of literature. School Books and School Requisites. JOHNWATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Wholesale and Retail, (Next Mason, Chemist). QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. iff J)OU GAL L. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICAS' DIRECT IMPORTER of Rotherham and other makers of waloheß, French, American, and Austrian Hall and Dining Room Clocks (suitable for presentations). Sptcial attention gixm to tht ttsting of tight and fitting of spdadts, UNDER TRE GLOCK,MASTERTON. Phosphorus. Phosphorus, Phosphorus. 10 HAND-A large shipment from Coignot and Co,, Paris, at the lowest price. N.B.—Only first quality kent in stock. t. a mason.

Mr William Southall, President ol tho Birmingham Natural History and Microscopical Society, testifiea:—" 1 hare mado a chomical and microscopical summation of Sharland's BakinßPowdcr, and find it quite Puto and Wholesome, and free from jidmixturo with alum, so frequently present In bakinrj; be found of tuach use ii ,'HOMAB AND 0 0. Opposite Eketa'huna HoteF. BKTTLNIW are reqneated to call and 'wtect the tM of BOOTS and SHOES, 1 "nnctuillv attended to, Work* '' ' ';; : !b AUP 00. I

Railway Boarding House. Hall Street! Maflterton. TEE BEST li TABLE IN THE DISTRICT. ■nOARDAO LODGING ALL MEALS, OWE SHILLING. ■< BEDS, ONE SHILLING Eroding and Boding Booms, ftitatt Bitting Boom for Ladiu. GOOD STABLING. PADDOCKS PIANO foB HJJEtJj. ' <a> "N P.erjforfpanqcs, | 'iicoi,;4tja-i)ipre lothorpjoijpfoc