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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4447, 17 June 1893, Page 2

■npabaeleled depres- ' BION IN AUSTRALIA. OOMPULSORY SALE OF ! WAREHOUSE MENS'/ STOCKS. Kirkoaldie* Stains, Eawpurdiaui from one of the Zargist Imwters in Australia OftOO Three Thousand QfMO 0 Nino Hundred Qo4)6j Yards- Yards FASHIONABLE DRESS TWEEDS. At & Discount of 335 per cent off ENGLISH FACTOR? PRICES. These goods are 42 inches wide, New and fashionable Stjles, and will be sold at the RIDICULOUS PRICE RIDICULOUS PRICE 11/6 Tho Dress of 7 Yards 11/6 The Dress of 7 Yards RIDICULOUS PRICE RIDICULOUS PRICB 12/6 The Dress of 7 lard 12/6 The Dress it 7 Yard I'ATTEBNS NOW READY, POST FBEE ON APPLICATION. Special purchase of 154 o \°s;£"'-154 Jackets Jackets. LADIES THREE-QUARTE CLOTH JACKETS, Trimmed, Braid, Fur, and Astrachan 12/0,1(1/6,17/0,21/., 25/-, to 03/-. Ladies TiinKE-Qumcn Sp.alp.tt)! Jackh 32/6,35/6,38/6, 42/- to 73/• EARLY APPLICATION 18 SOLICITED Kirkcaldie & Stains mmrrn m MAKurAcroaEits, WELLINGTON. Camet WiMnoDBE,—St. Qcorfie's Hall, J.L. MURRAY. MEN'B Heavy Tweed OVERCOATS with Deep Capes, 17/6. SMALL MEN'S and YOUTHS TWEED OVERCOATS, with Deep Capos, 1519. BOYS' TWEED OVERCOATS, with an l without capes, 716, 816, 916,1216,1319,1416. WATERPROOF TWEED COATS, From 19/0 to S5 5». Tho Celebrated" Fish" Brand OILSKINS. OILSKINS. OILSKINS, made in Riding and Walking shapes. J. L. MURRAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTON Educational Depository, MASTERTON . SQRQOI BOOKS AND SCHOOL MQVIBITKS. JUST ARRIVED UIIEAP EDITION OF STEVENSON'S WRECKER, 2s. 'Masked Venus,' by Savage ' Tower of Taddeo,' by Ouida ' Ohidioc Tiohborne,* by Marcus Clarke 1 All,' by L, Duugall ' Baron Trenck,' ' The Bivouac,' and others. WILLIAMS' MAORI DICTIONARY, Toy Books I torn 3d, and every other line equally cheap, FANCY GOWDS, TOYS, &c. Agents for-Pringlo's Art Needlework and the British and Foreign Bible Society I T. HOLMES. C. SMITH & Co. , The Cash Drapers, TTTISH to inform the inhabitants of VV Masterton and District that iu consequence of a clerical error, their Home Buyers have shipped double the quantity of Goods ordered, and consequently being pushed for room, we have determined to give our customers the benefit, by selling at about twenty-five per cent below the aot'.ia value. C SMITH Has the reputation of being the Cheitpcs Draper in Wellington for the following reasons: FERBTLY.—Having an Offico in London, presided over by bis brother who has the pick of all the Home Markets, SECONDLY,—C. Smith resides in Wellington which is tho Centre Market in New Zealand, THIRDLY.—Having Sis different Shops in the Colony he is able to buy in larger quantities than the smaller business bouses, which in itself should bo a sufficient guarantee that the Cheapest and Best Drapery and Clothing can bo obtained at C. SMITH & CO'S QUEEN-STBEET, MASTERTON. AND AT Wellington, Nolson, rcjmoutb, Westpori, and Denniston. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN Received direct from kothbmau & Sons a Fifth Case of their 'wellknown LEVER WATCHES. "As these ' Watches are aljvAJs mi# up jo my instructions, thoy wjil befounflatrfifigand'thorougblyreliablt. Alsp a small case of Ladios . •_ ... • Watcließ. Fpickl (tiiento given U ik testing of sight and/Ming of sputacla, CLOPS,MASmm