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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4470, 14 July 1893, Page 1

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WOODUUTjS iIOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON, ASTER, C. L Gardiner. B,A„ Pembroke College, Cambriace: Rc3idont Assistant Master G F. Yiooiiiridge, M,A,, Keble Collet, Oxford; Drill, ing and Gymnastio Instructor, Sorgeant Lawrenoe, Subjeota—Divinity, Latin 1 Greek, French, English, History, Geography, Aritbmetio, Euolid, Algebra. Boys prepared for scholarships and entrance at Christohurch and Wanganui, Tho Bohool games, cricket, and Association football, are >. personally superintended, and the boys are thoroughly looked after out of Bohool hours. ■ Tho house has large rooms and stands in extensive grounds, including a field for orioket and football. An experienced matron is in charge of the domestic arrange* ments, Vacancies for several Boarders from } the age of ten, and for a few Day Boys. Prospectus and full information on application to Wcodcote Douso. j NOTIOETOWOOL-GROWERS IN THE WHAREAMA, ! T. F. SMITH, CARRIER, WHAKATAKI, I f S prepared to cart wool from Mb shed at Tonui and land it in Wellington at j seven shillings per three-quarter bale, 1 ull sized balo eight and six«pence. I Burrow Looal Industry, ' TT BEALE, PUMBER & TINBMITH, L, makes all descriptions of Tin- , ware at prices that defy competition. Galvanised Tanks and Portable Boilers ' with cast iron clboWß a speciality. 'QWITTim done with 1k bed material and workmanship, quaranteed. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Httnnu Q l,een Street , DCjALJJj, Mustorta. AUTUMN and WINTER SEASON Drapery DEPARrjiENi-Wehave the honuurto infurm our customurs that we havo now opened our new goods ' in all departments and with increased 1 facilities, and by keeping a more extensive stock than heretofore, including many new lines, we are now in a position to meet the requirements of patrons and our ini cieasiug trade. New Dress Goods in all • the leading colours and most fashionable materials, Flannelettes, Plaidings, Skirtings, Serges, Flannels, &<s , White and Grey Blankets, all sizes, Travelling, and Bush Rugs, Ladies Jackets and Ulsters in the newest styles and shapes. Olothivq Department,-"A New Departure."—Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats, made to measure, with or without Capes, and in any style required; all sown seams, and guaranteed thoroughly waterproof for 655, Gss, 755, 80s, and 84s, Also a splendid stock of Waterproofs and Oilskins on hard, " Working Men" you can select the materia], and have your Shirts made of Cotton, Linen, Union Loatherine, and All-Wool Shirtings, Those are made by/a. firat-olaEs Shirtmaker, and rhino weU-mape, not thrown together, will stand rough wear. Prices from 4s to lOsfid. Also Gents' UnderFlannels, Drawers, Night-Shirts, etc, "Mado to Order," Just received a splendid assortment of Kaiapoi Clothing, in Meu's, Youth's and Boys' Suits, TrouBers and Overcoats. This olothiog is undoubtedly the very best value in the market, also new Uiidor-Garmonta, Hats, i Boots, and Shoes, eto; ! ' INSPECHOH INVITED BY GEO, JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL MERCHANT, DIRECT IMPOBTER, QußMam, MABTKRTON. GEO. HERON I ;. MABTEHTON. GENERAL PRODUOE DEALER. nRbOERIEF FENCING WIRE UT ETC. GENERAL STOREKEEPER MA.URICEYILLE