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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4393, 14 April 1893, Page 2

Wairarapa Farmers'Co-Operative Association, [LIMITED,] MASTERTON. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Every Brunch of thto Important Department is now Replete, at Wholesale Prices, CHEVIOT DBE& SERGE 2/-, 2/3,2/11,3/3,3/9 yard, IN ALL THE LEADING COLOURS. 17 AND BUCK IMPSRnSU &EMS(mmUd) t Feat Color 8/-, «/0, 3/-, 3/6. 4/-, Yard; SPECIALLY STRONG SERGES FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR, 1/-, 1/4,1/6, 2/8, per yard, full width. 4 very large assortment of Fancy French and English Tweeds, the full dress for: ioi6, im, m m, im, 211-, 2m to 35/-, Enormouß slock of Black Materials from tho best mnmifociureis in the world. CASHMERES from 8/-, to 5/0 Yard, 461u wide. MOURNING 01IDERS Executed with Promptitude and Despatch, Our Dreasruuker gives general satisfaction; wo gunranleo style and a perfect fit, Wo would cull special attention to our purchases of MACINTOSHES bought direct from the manufacturer. In all styles, for Ladies bnd Gentlemen. All sizes for Boys and Girls also kept in stock. Our Prices are lower than Wellington, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CALICOS, FLANNELETTES, ETC, ETC, AT MILL PBfCES, A VERY JFINE ASSORTMENT OF MEW'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, UNDERGARMENTS, SOCKS AND HATS, INSPECTION INVITED, INSPECTION INVITED, WAIRIRAPA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED, MASTERTON. AUTUMN NOVELTIES AUTUMN NOVELTIES AUTUMN NOVELTIES .m m.TD in I 1 J WELLINGTON,

niHE DlO. WELLINGTON, have optned up their first Bliipmentsnf Autumn and I Winter Novelties, in all departments. They aro showing a most beautiful and select Kowlty of CHOICE DRESS FABRICS in aingLe rabe lengUis j thero being only one of each design. AUTUMN MILLINERY t AUTUMN MILLINERY In Mosi Novel and Tasteful Idbas. MANTLES. JACKETS. CAPES, Of very Newest Shapos, specially made up ot matonals suited for our climate, The Prices throughout the various departments of the D.I.C. will bo found to bo on tho most economical scale; it being tho aim of the Company to supply shareholders and the public generally with goods of roliable quality at strictly moderate B, HALLBNSTEIN, Chairman of Directors, A. A. COEBIGAN, Manager, WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 11893, and Novelties, ombraeing all tho latest designs aud shades, Dress Goods In superabundance and of vory choico designs, Everything now and requisite to a first-class Block of Fashionablo Drapery and Clothing, INSPECTION INYITED, FURTHER PARTICULARS IN A FEW DAYS, But in the meantime pay us a visit a,id boo the goods for youraolveß. WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY,

(OppoaitoPiinoe of "Wales Hotel), QUEEN-STRKET MASTERTON MHS P. DICKSON. Proprietress,

PHOTOGKAPHtf OPAL, lfromHo, Papor and Silve Print Enlargements, from O.D.V, to Life Size, finished with Enamel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. PORTRAITS: There-Quarter and Full Length Cabinets, Beautifully Finished, Equal to the best produced in the Colony, for: ,K:'.'!H3/- taC ™ Familt Group Vignettes with Enamel or Mat-Opnl Surface j also finished in Water or Oil Colours. Views Taken is Town or Country, On Salol Tho best assortment of Photos in Now Zealand. IHOS. ED. PRICE MASTERTON SHARLAND'S Baking Powder IS FAMOUS IN NEW ZEALAND PURITY AND STEENGTH. TT CONTAINS nothiug but what is healthful and nutrlcious, and only what is found in Moat, Fish, Corn, Rico Mr William Southall, Prcsldont of tho BirminKham Natural History and Microscopical Society, testifies:—"! have mado a chomicol and microscopical examination ofSharland's Bakin(?Pow» der, and find it quite Pure and WholeBorne, and free from admixture with alum, so frequently present in bakintj powder, Sharland's Baking Powdor will bo found of much uso in the preparation WATCHMAKER* JEWELLEE AND OPTICAL DIRECT IMPORTER of Rothorham and other makers of watches, French, Amorican, nud Austrian Hall and Dining Room Clcoi.B (suitable for presentations), ,W.i"f 'if'cit'i'oH ji'w/i /<> the teslini oliiyhtunljittrnj tj spc-Mks,

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. Sir H. Parses' Fifty Years in tho msk ingot Australian History, 17s. AnNoiD'sSeasand Lands, 2sGdand33 od, Cbawtoiiu's Don Orsino, 2s 6d, Makch&u Theudolb's Under Pressure, 2s 6d. Mrs UiiriUNi's Tho Heir Presumptive and the Hoir Apparent. Moore s Confessions of a Young Man, 2s 6d. Adeline Sekoeahi's Caspar Brooke's Daughtor, 4s. The Humear of Italy, 4s. JUkiT EEOEIVED.-A largo stock of Children's Books, and works in ovory department of literature. School Books and School Requisites. JOHNWATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Wholesale and Hetail, (Next Mason, Chemist) QUEEN STREET MASTEHTON. MASTERTON STEAM COACH JAMES MUIR COAOHBUILDER, ENGINEER, AND GENERAL SMITH OLE MAKER of tho Celebrated „j ZEALANDIA WOOL PRESS, ordors for which are now flocking in tor tho coming season, Every Bwjtr Loud in Us Praise, It Has Ho Equal For Efficient Quickness And Cheapness Combined, Several further Improvements having been effocted for the coming season, it is now recognised by all who have soen it to be the only WoolpreßS worth buying Intending buyers should forward their orders early to prevent disappointment, as orders are now coming 'n rapidly from all directions. The following testimonial received (amongst others) shows tho appreciation tho Press is held in : Tomonoa, H. 8,, August 4th, 1892. Dkar Sut,—Wo have much pleasure in testifying to tho efficiency and gone al oxcelloflce of the "Zealaudia Wool Press" we bought of you. last season. Tho best proof of our opinion is in tho fact of our sending you a second order this season, fturs truly Nelton Bros., Ltd, Per W; W. Nelson. Every other branch of my business will still have careful attention, and patrons placing their orders at this well known establishment can rely upon oDtiiiniii;: first-clans workmanship combii.'.'l «'i'!' «W*- !'"'''•»' JAiliib MUlii, J QUEEHBiWH •• ......hMaBTKRONj