■ Association, Limited. "' MASTERTON. DKAPERY AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, ■.-.....''. . EX 8.8,'s RUAHINE AND GOTHIO. ■ •__■■■■ .; We beg to announce the arrival of out tint shipment of ■ AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, MANTLES, JACKETS AND MACKINTOSHES, LADIES' AND MAIDS'SIZES. LADIES'WOOLLEN AND CLOTH SHIRTS, Useful, Pretty and Cheap, Themwett thing in Veils and Veiling. The new Circular and Empre Veili now to much worn at Home. The new Fan Veil, Bkck and all Colours, NEW HATS. NEW HATS. NEW HATS, NEW HATS. FLOWERB, FEATHERS, WINGS, POMPOMS, ETC. Sl^fiOlAljlTlES- * en's Bats and Caps, Infants' Hats and Bonnets, Pelisses, etc., etc, juANNELSjJBLAIXKETS, RUGS|—Bettar value thau ever. FLANNELLEfTE.-Wa.hold a Bplendid range of this useful article In all qualities. ■;" MENS' AND BOYS'OILSKINS AND WATERPROOFS.-We sell the best article only and will guarantee them. OILSKINS BE-OILED if not aatißfaotory. SPECIALITIES'"IN GENT'S BOOKS, TIES, VESTS, HATS, etc The MUTED WAIRABAPA SOCK, all wool 1/6 per pair. A large' shipment of goods in s.s, Kalkoura [due Ist March. ) THE PREMIER DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. Wairarapa Fawners'Co-Operative Association. •"" [LIMITED,! MASTERTON.. FIRST EXHIBITS OF THE AUTUMN SEASON. Our Showrooms and Departments aro aglow with the rich tints r i-ryfoQ | Autumn Millinery, Mantles and Dress Materials, Jj AULaS . Wo Invite Inspection, and promise a visit to Thorndon House shall bo one ot pleasure to Ladies honouring us with a call, wabnockVamin, IN FASHIONABLE DRAPERY AND MILLIN BRY, we claim to be FOREMOST AMONG IMPOKTEBS. GBMBOT STYLE AUTUMN MANTLES AND JACKETS, AUTUMN MILLINERY, AUTUMN DUESS MaTEKI LS, AU Goods Direct from Manufacturers, Designers, and Fashion Artistes. WARNOOK AND ADKIN, THOKNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Children's Endowments Without Risk Exnrople.-A father, aged 30, endows his son.aged 1, for £2OO, payable on his Reaching 21 years of age, the annual Premium being £7 2s (id. ]{the father Bhould die any time after the first payment as above, instead of the widow having to continue paying premiums, tho endowment becomes a paid up policy and matures when the boy reaches 21 years of age. in event of the child's death daring currency of the policy! the whole ollthe Premiums paid will be refunded. OHAS. J. OWEN, ' , District Agent, Wellington, A.E, D'AKOY, G. fl. ASTALL, Speoial Agent, Rosident Agent, Maßtertori. '•, IBWWED FINDS MCEID ONE MILLION.
Complete Drapery AND Furnishing. Warehouse list with Bamplea of now Dress trials. ALL GOODS GUARANTEED EELIABLE QUALITY, ' B, HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. A. 4, CORRIGAN, THE JLUXUKY OJF THE DAY. as- MMmmmmß 35 MANDARIN TIGEK SSSS' Pure Mrf Tern. ?K The Tiger Blends were tbe very first intioduccd into this colony, combining the riobness and strength of the INDIAN, with the delicate flavour of the CEYLON, while theMAEDABIfI Blends contain the finest qualities of China and IndiacuTeas. In \\h and lib Packets, at 2b, 2s 2d, 2s ii, 2a 6d; also 61b and 10lb Tim. guarantee them absolutely pure, and eyery packet full weight. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT iTrtrarjßmiTiTnkTOifiWttl J. GEAHAM & CO.
108 SALE, in the Tar'anaki District, a .' Eoanrtand prosperous Tailoring business, doing a cash (rude. Block £250, al new; to be sold at landed cost; good premises and reasonable rent. Turnover,£l2oo per year. Mather and Co., Wellington. JOR SALE, a small Stationery and To--1 bacconist Business in a thriving - country town. Stock, about £230; no competition. A nice chance (or a steady audindustrious man or good business woman Terms cash. Mather and Co,, Wellington, [IOB. SALE.in a good district, a first-class 1 Drapery Business. Stook,£2ooo; doing a large turnover.mostly for cash. Handsome and convenient premises, Liberal terms to goed competent man. Mather and Co,, Wellington. ' keeping Business, in a rapidly improving town in the Taranaki District, Stock, L 3500; turnover, LIO.OOO a year; good premises and a well-established business, Terms. Mather and Co,, 14, Featherston Street, Wellington. ANNUAL TAKINGGREAT REDUCTIONS PRICE OF BOOTS AND varying from 10 to 26 per cent. a lot of job lines at half price. SalePthesStrictly Cash.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4667, 12 March 1894, Page 2
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