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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4477, 22 July 1893, Page 2

W.airarapa Farmers* Co-Operative Association LIMITED,! WABTERTON. FLANNELETTES. FLANNELETTES. A largo Shipment ef tho above Goods, specially "CaBLED" for, jußt to hand EX A.ORANGI. The best assortment and best value ever shown in the Wairarapa. ALSO BY SAME BOAT A CASE OFManufaotueee's Sample Hats THE MTEST STYLES and SHAPES. TO BE SOLD AT ENGLISH COST. SAMPLE TOWELS ALL QUALITIES AT ENGLISH COST, BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS. THREE BALKS OF ENGLISH BLANKETS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. FLANNELETTES. FLANNELETTES. FLANNELETTES. Tho Most Use;ul Article Ever Made for Shirts, Droßsei, Skirts, Underclothing, oto WAIR&RAPA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED, MASTERTON. Masterton, Greytown, Carterton, Pahiatua and Tin ut WINTER SALE. PlilOß to the Company's Annual Stocktaking and balance we shall make a complete clearance ot all surplus and seasonable stock. Drastic reductions liavo been made in every department ot tlio D.1.C., thereby giving the public a rare opportunity oi purchasing superior Drapery, Boots Furniture, <tc, at lower prices than aro usually paid tor goods of interior quality. thubsday, june 22nd. Co-Operative Stores, B, HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Dircdois, A, A, OORRIGAN, Manager, "£ISAYBD IS £{ GAINED!" THORNDON HOUSE. NOW BEING SOLD, THE BEST QUALITY OF DRAPERY IN THE COLONY, AT THE PRICE OF THE COMMONEST. SALE COMMENCED WITH AFTER TWELVE DAYS' SELLING, WE £27,000 WQBXHHATBBIIU, ££o,ooo TOSELL WABNOCK, KELLY, &ADKIN, 0. PRAGNELL'S lUi^iJi ' F°TO™lN ESTmUKI "THE PRACTICAL Y %£s!£ Aß °>" PHOTOGRaPHJIR, Bluulcets, Flannels, Dress Goods, Linoleums and General Drapery. LambtosQuay, Lambton'Quay, WELLINGTON. AND CLOTHIER, THE PRACTICAL PHOTOGRaPHJiR, Only Reliable Goods PRICE LISTON SALE One Cabinet 3s AT Six Cabinets 7s (kl Twelve Cabinets 12s (5d 0. PRAGN.ELL'S. THEPEOt'LE'S CHEAP DRAPER TWO PROOFS FOREACH SITTING, AND CLOTHIER, MR KINSEY personally undertakes __ tho lighting and posing, and as he has Next tub Clock, graduated as an Artist and Photographer jtm-mm .Mabibmon m some of the leading ART SCHOOLS and STUDIOS ot too day, tho public ■ JOHIN VVAII, can feel ns3urod that tho talent of an BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, m>mmm mum will bo (Ned ileum's Clicmisl), brought to bear to tako them at their A LARGE slock of new Games lo hand. Draught Board 10 x 10, with krgo ' Men, only 1/0, worth 3/-; Missing Word Si:J!^EiSK ; SrS ™**m^» -«*>« Spotlit, 1/0; Brack, 1/-, with other Games. .. ~•■,• , Books for Day and Sunday School Libra- mng us, the public dorivo advantages ries; Rooks for Public Libraries; Practical .... Household Recipes; Chapters on Garden impossible to secure ohowhero, ManagemcntandLegalMemManda.adopted to colonial requirements, 1/3, by post 1/0. Ssis Book should be in every house, 'I'UB J.W. would call attention to the following fH « Periodicals which are now received rcgua- yOJ>._ larly every week ;—Scraps, Aloy Sloper, f"■ £ A Plck.Mr.Up, The Million Sparc Moinenls, ASSUTaiLCO Dwolhy's Journal, Boys' Weekly Novelette, « _" 1 _ ejcbM school Requisites, Toys and Fancy Goods. » , Amagnilicentassortmentofßirthday Cards t LlMllun, • ■ The Most Progressive DR JAMES P. BAKER, I R.C.S, Life Offlco in «he L.R.C.P., Kng,, Colonies, Has Commenced Practice at EKETAHUNA NEW ZEALAND OFFIOES-Qucon-street Auckland And may bo consulted at Mr Kidd's late H'rii-struct Christchurch residenco frinccßS-strcet Luncdin J. R. JUGGINS, YV. i/ New Asmranas, 1892, ... Ll,lljßMo WATCHMAIiEB Annual Income Exceeds ... 1400,000 1 Accumulated Funds ... L 1,522,598 JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICY RECEIVED DIRECT from Rotiiemimi ti OLDERS, iV Sons a Fifth Case' of their wellknown LEVKIt WATCHES. As these Responsible Local Management Watches are always made up to my in striic tions, they will be found strong and those » LL Colonin] Mulua , p o ,j cieß are oughlyrcliable. Also a una cow of Ladies absolutely incontestable from and Gents GOLD Presentat.on Watches. Q , Wng freo {m Special attention <jiun to the te% and harassing conditions as to mwmwxKiugmm NEW : _ T D Tfl/iPINQ Geo, Bcetham.Esq J. ft. J ÜbtollND, Tho Hon W, J. M. lirnaoh, O.M.G. TbeHonGeo.MoLean,M.L.O. LAND, ESTATE, STOCK, STATION The Hon Sir Robert Stout, K.C.M.G. AGENT AND VALUATOR, SeymourThorno George, Esq. Ekb tahut NA, Tho Hon Edmund William Parkor baa several properties for salo in town J. B. Harcourt, Esq. jnd countiy IRTHUR E. GIBBS, Wellington, Secretary, N.Z, n TI PAYWR W. B. CHENNELLS, U, n, tfAIJJM, ■ Arent, MattertoD, "ISKB" Pianoforte Tuning. l)ffices—Over Townsecd and Cowper's Tlfß. ROBT. HEARD, ropresonta-Queen-streo'. IVI nvo of Messrs Hoffmann 4 Sow, masterton, Y/'jllingtOD, is now in Masterton, and is HAS several desirab.o properties for prepared to undertake the tuning and sale in town or country, repairing of pianofortes, organs and har- __ moniuns, otc, Orders left at Mr Watt's, Money to lend in any sums on freehold bookseller, Maatorton, willrecoiveprompt seouritv / attention.