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Wairarapa Daily Times, 24 March 1894, Page 2

* * '.OKAPEEY DEPARTMENT. WipSG RESPECTFULLY TO O&LL ATTBHTIOH TO OVB Magnificent Stock of Drapery. EVIIHX X>IPAttTMENT fI jNOW EgpLl SBl \M'ER'JSim LATEST tiQVELTiES, £TG. PROM EIIN AD S SHOW FROM 7 TILL 9 A.M. W* have engaged the services of MISS FIHBXK {lata of Balbjity Wa CSwiit ehtsrefa) to take charge ot tlsis important branch of onr business. #alrarapa Farmers* Co-Operative Association, fLIMETBD;! M&BPERTOH. FIRST EXHIBITS OF THE - ;,-, .AUTUMN" SJUASON.}Our Showrooms and Departments arc eplow *iib the ikh tints TjATltß'ft'f Autwmi Millinery, Mantles and Dregs Materials. ■ a - m - M *- Ej ° * Wo Invite Inspection, and promiua a visit to Tnorodon Honae ahall , ba one of pleasure to Ladles honouring us with ft call. WABNOO~K~& ADKIN, IS FABBIONABLE DBAPEEY AND JMIILIN EHY, we elate t» ba FOREMOST IMPOBTBBS GEMS~OF STYLE IN a utumn ma ntles and jackets, ! autumn millinbry, autumn dress Materials, ' 1 All Goods Direct from Manufacturer!), Designers, and Milon ArlUteH. WABJKOOK AND ADKIN, THOKNDOH HOUSE, WELLINGTON ttulhul Lif® Aiisoktioa of Austmkala, Children's Endowments Without H'mk. father, i P ai», endow his gon.eged 1, (or £3oo,livable on hla Btadußj! ai j tars of age, the annual Prijiiiura beIDH £l2*M, ]f the father should die anytime after the fijet pajretnte* above, instead of the widow having to oouilmie wWS»g towidjeb, the enduwKßtnt tecomes a paid up policy and malum when the *«*f®|l7e«*e °'•*•«• in evwt of the chlW'fl death during oarieney of the jwiioj, the WfcsJe Premiums paid will bs refunded, " OHAS. J. OWEN, a t. «.«,„ M»W<*Ai"nl,Wellington. A. E. B'AUOY, G. H. ASKALL. SjmcUl Agent, Eeaitbnt Agent, Haatezbm, I»\SMED lODB IKIED ONE MILLION.

Complete Drapery AND Furnishing Warehouse WEITE for Catalogues and juice list with samples of new Cress Materials. Alls GOODS GUARANTEED RELIABLE QUALITY. 3. eallbhstein. A, k, OORBKSAN, THE OJaT' TOE 3>^.Y. StiSiS r//£ MAHDARIN AW TIGER ggfg 2£SgitS Pure Btended-Teas. '. ggS The Tiger Blends were tbe very flrat introduced intothig colony, floffibioiag the riabness and strength of the INDIAN, with the delicate Savour of the qiiYLOK, while tbe MAKDA&IA Blends contain tne finest qualities of China and Indian Teas. la |lb asd lib Packeta, at 2a, 2a 2a, & 4d, 2» 6d j also Sib and 19lb Tine. Vs sfßarihtea them absolutely pore, and eyery packet full weight. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. QSLY TO B® OBTAINED AT The Anti-Monopoly Stores, ; J. GRAHAM & CO. MASTEBTON.

TO TAILOBS . "f?OB!SALE. in iha Taraoaki District, a -- JJ sound and prosperous T&ilorbg aaailuas, dting & cash trade. Siock £250, &1 asfe-; to be sold at landed cost; good pre* _-_ eases and reasonable rait. Tonjover,£l2oo " _ -s£i Tear- Mather and Co., Wellington. M)B S&uE, a small Stationery and ToI'MOO&iait Business in a thriving - wwitrj town. Stock, about £230; aocom--ejiiioii. nice (stance tor a steady andinaskiens Jtu&u or good woman . Terms cash. Mather and Co., Wellington. •OBSAlifc .in a good district, a first-class * Drapery Business. Stook,£2ooo; doing saoa eosfTOmeat: premises. Liberal terms to —©a competent was, Haiber and Co., eHiiigicat, SiX»3,aiarge uad prosperous storeJitWjgiog Rainess, in a rapidly im»S town in the Tarauaii District. , L3SCB; turnover, 140,000 a year; . aad & wall-established busi&sm. ttsnsa, Sfoiher and Co., 14, -.VAIBAKIFA PHOEOGKAPHIO l?£X«, te»B«, Fajsir and Btlrw I S^Sui^es*as4ii,fsoaiC.D,T. S So" li&s Use* fsajstel with Euscosi, UsHw&gr ear Snrfas*. lit'l

T save? the merchant's business from a-Rolng to the bad By a-wlring ia the pttroaage the public can't refas» This Oak Be Well Said Or—--BHARLAND'B-. BAKING POWDER As the pruoi o r the padding ia In the eating,ao Baking Powjler Is in iho osing. A preparation wMsb s2a&#Egee cosiparisca by aetata! teat and &hnys stands lbs isjitl jaoat favourably, m—, Sharhnd's 'Mw'Brand Bakmg Powteti, &&ILWAX BOA&V AST© IiOB0IK(£» £1 for w*s, s«s£ k 8§#«Blg&. . J3p* ft 0$ »■; *-A»» © OM