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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4623, 16 January 1894, Page 4

rEV^^rRQIT-OF EYEICY KIKO ■";F6E : ;QemBTMAS, ; ..V-"; JLiOdK QLfT FOK FBIOE LIST V To Buy Cheap Goods For Christmas New Fruits and Preserves of Every Ejnd Procurable. " A Great Supply ofHamsandßacm. . 2m of the best quality from All Grocery reduced to Wellington prices. ■ Crpckerywaroand Ironmongery reduce * over 25 per cent; See (he price of Knamel and Copper . Preserving Pans, Bes( Crystal Sugar for Preserving. COMfcANDBBE THE TABLE COVERED WTH BEAUTIFUL ORNAMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS. Bon Marche Grocery Store. , QUffl STREET, MAbTERTON.' stilluphold our reputation for keeping ■ the very Best Brands at the Lowest possible price. I, ■ J Qooda Dolivered FREE to any part of '< the Town. !' AGENClES.—Coranjercial Union Assurjj ranee Company—Oapitalj^.OOO.OOO, ii Alliance Assurance Company-Capi-t. tal, £5,000,000.. i i'. Risks of every description acoepted,at o the Lowest Current Kates. y c Brcnchloy's Insecticide and Fertiliser. . Noto the address—- *'■ GEO, JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERto MEROHANT, DIHjsOT IMPORTER, ' QnuEtcsimT, MASTERTON, SUPPORT. LCOAL INDUSTRY. tt BEALB, Pkjmjieb k Tinimitii , makes ad descriptions of Tinware at priors that defy competition. Galvanised Tanks and Portable Boilen w'th cast iron elbows a ipeoiality. USFIITINQ done with Ik bin material and wrhnanship, qmranktd. THE TRADeIdPPLIED, A TRIAL SOIIOITED, £l, JjEALEj Masterton.' Club Hotel, ■ MASTERTON. 'AYING assumed possession of the . abovo Hotel I beg to notify to the Settlers of the District and the Travelling , Public that no effort will be spared to cater for their comfort and convenience. The Hotel will bo under my special supervision and I trust to maintain the popularity for which the Club Hotel has become so well , known in the past. WINKS AND. SPIRITS BEST BRANDS. NIGHT PORTER IN ATTENDANCE. JOSEPH MANDEL-, Proprietor, WIPE YOUfi FEET ISO MORE DIRTY, "SHODDY" DOORMATS, rPHEhew registered Wellington Coir Yard JL Grooved Mat is the best and most useful Mat yet made, Why? Because it not only most effectually brushes the dirtoff the soles, but also off the sides of the shoes, and the dirt, falling into the grooves, can very easily be shaken or swept cut, and not, like the ordinary mat, become a matted mass of cloggy dirt. Tney are made very strong and durable, and are not olumsy_ and heavy, so that neither mistress noi maidneed dread tho shaking of' the nasty dirty door-mat. 1 And they will not shake to pieces—the untimely end of the importe'.ihoddy door-mats. This uniquo mat may be obtained through the principal storekeepers in the Wairarapa, Inventors oniJ So!e Makm (Wiwfaak 1 BEN UAINKB &VCO., Coil' Mat and Matting Manufacturers, _43, CAMBRrnoE Terrace, VliwßSiox ' NewZe'aJwid,' .:'