Association, Limited, Jill our Print Goods, including; Muslins, Sateens, Ginghams, Zephyrs, Summer Dress li/lateriils and Mkery, are Largely Heducea to make room for our txtensiue Shipments of Winter Gooas now.Coming forward,, Please Me: M Prints are reduced 20 per cent Wairarapa Farfw' Co-Operative Association. [LIMITED,! MABTERTON. SAVE MONEY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. WAKNOOK & ADtIN, SHOWROOM-REDUCED PBICE8! • ■ Ladies' New Drill and Duck Costurres, Trimmed-Mjltinery, Ladies' and Children's Sun, Hols, Mantles, Jackets, CJottta, Underclothing, and Corsets. - DETRIMENT-REDUCED PRICESI Delaines to be cleared at marvellous prices, Summer novelties in Dress Materials, Choice Black Dress Materials (ask lor these) all at lowest prices. PRINT DEPaKTMENT-REUUOEO PEIOES I White Embroidered Eobes, New Design Prints-special line, Lace Curtains-new designs, special line of Ombre Crcpons FANCY DEPARTMENT-REDUCED PRICES! Ladies' Parasols in great variety, CO dozen Aprons, 170 df zen Morley's, Ladles', Girls', and Boys' Stockings specially cheap, 7000 yards Embroidery-new patterns, GENTLEMEN'S TAILORING AND MERCERY! A grand selection ot Tweeds, Worsteds, Vicnnas, etc, made up by skilled tailors. MERCERY 1 Hats, Collars, Tics, Gloves, in endless variety at moderate prices, BOYS' CLOTHING I—An immenso stock-our own make at cheap sale prices Wairarapa residents send your orders to WARNOOK AMD ADKIN, THOBNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON . ' AND SAVE MONEY. Children's Endowments Without Risk. Exniv.plf.-A lather, aged 30, endows his Enn.agcdl, for £2OO, poyable on his Heading 21 j tars of age, the annual Premium being £7 2s fid. If the father should die any lime after the first payment as above, irstead of the widow having to continue pay. mg pnmbiDß, the cntUmtnt becomes a paid up policy and matures when the boy reaches 21 raw of age. In event of the child's death during ourrenoy of the policy, the whole of the Premiums paid will be refunded, CBAS. J. OWEN, a r. Tv,„,„, ' DifiWot Agent, Wellington. A. E. D'AKCY, G. H. ASTALL. Special Agent. Rcsidont Agent, Maateiton. JKVFSTED FUNDS IXCFID ONE WILIIOK. GENUINE ' REDUCTIONS DEPARTMENTS, FOR 14 DAIS ONLY, NO OLD STOCK. HALLENSTEIN, A, a. OOBRIGdN, Chairman of Directors'. Mar.ageri THE LUXURY OF THE DAY.
Kffi HllJlDffl ;5 MANDARIN T J.GEh The Tiger Blends were the very first inlioduced into this colony, combining the licbneßß and nirergth of the INDIAN, wilb the delicate flavour of the CEYLON, while theMAKDABIN Blends contain the finest qualities of China and Indian Teas, In and lib Pactata, at 2a, 2s 2d, 2a 4d, 2s Gd; also 51b and 101b Tin*, We guarantee them absolutely pure, and every packet full w eifjht. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. ONLY TO HE OBTAINED AT The Anti-MonopolyStores, J.GBAHAM&CO.
ijiOlt SALE, in the Tarauaki District, a ness doing a cash trude. Stock £250, al new; to be 6old at landed cost; good premises and reasonable rent, Turnorer,£l2Qo per Tear. Mather and Co., Wellington. jIOR SALE, a small Stationery and To--1 tacconißt Business iu a thriving country town. Stock, about £230; no comSetition, A nice chaoco for a stead; andlnnstrious man or good business woman Terms cash. Mother and Co,, Wellington. 1108 SALB.in o good district, a first-class 1 Drapery Bus'iuces. Hlock,£2ooo; doing a large turnover,mostly for cosh, Handsome I and convenient premises, Liberal terms to good competent man, Mather and Co,, Wellington. i\OB SALE, a large and prosperous store- ' keeping Business, in a rapidly improving town in the Taranaki District, Block, L 3500; turnover, LIO.OOO a ycor; good premises and a well-established business, Terms. Mather and Co,, 14, Feathcrston Mrcct, Wellington, HAVE now oponed Beven parcels ol new Christmas Jewellery, Comprising—16ct,, Oct., and Silver Brooches, all new designs. Ladies' and Qents Alberts and Watches; some choice patterns in Diamond and Ituby Engagement Dings, also a seventh casoof ROTHERAM LEVER WATCHES and a few new pieces in BUBBLING BILVEHAND E. P. WARE. \V,])OU(jALL UNDER TBEOLOOK,MAmRTON PRESENTS, AND TOYS. R8 FORRES wishes to draw the i attention of her patroriß that she has juit opened up a choice assortment of the above lines, and would invite intpection. Every article marked in plaic figures, B'very low prices, I.HFAP AM) PH fc.'TTY PS FORBES ...Qww
«TT saves the merchant's business from a-golog to tbo bad By a-raking in tlia patronage tho public can't refuso This Can Be Weu, Said Or—smum BMIKB tWKL As tho ptwl o'jthe pudding is in tho eating.so tho proof of the Baklns Powder isjin tho using, A preparation wliioh challenges campariscn by actual tost and always stands the trial uiosb favourably, isGEO. K. BOND, ABOHITEOT AND OIVIIi ENGINEER, Fbbbt Street MASTERTON,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4656, 23 February 1894, Page 2
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730Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4656, 23 February 1894, Page 2
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