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Wairarapa Daily Times, 27 March 1894, Page 2

The Wau Association, Limited. MASTERTON. ' , D KAPERY DEPARTMENT, ' WE ;BEO REBPEOTFULLX TO OALL ATTENTION TO OUR Magnificent Stock of Drapery. EVERY DEPARTMENT||NOW REPLETE WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES, ETC. ! PROMENADE SHOW I ON . TUESDAY EVENING, 20th.INST. FROM 7 TILL 0 A,M. DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. We hare engaged the ternces of MISS FINNEY (late of Baliantyne's Christ - ohuroh) to take charge- ot (hit important branch of our business, LADIES entrusting ub with their orders can rely upon obtaining satisfaction, Wairarapa Farmers' Go-Operative Association, [LIMITED,! MASTERTON. FIRST EXHIBITS OF THE AUTUMN SEASON. Ladies ! Our Showrooms and Departments are eplow with the rich tints Autumn Millinery, Mantles and Dress Materials. We Invite inspection, and promise a visit to Tborndon House shall be one of pleasure to Ladles honouring us with a call. WAENOOK & ADK.IN, IN FASHIONABLE DRAPEBY AND MILLINERY, wo claim to be FOREMOST AMONG IMP OUTERS GEMSOF STYLE AUTUMN MANTLES AND JACKETS, AUTUMN MILLINERY, , autumn dress materials. All Goods Direct trom Manufacturers, Designers, and Fashion Artistes. WARNOOK AND ADKIN, THORNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON Mutual Life Association of Australasia, JDxmnple.—A father, aged 30, endows his son,sged 1, for £2OO, payable on hiß Beaching 21 years of age, the annoal Premium being £7 2s 64. If the father should die any time afier tho first payment as above, instead of the widow having to continue paying premiums, the endowment becomes a paid up polioy and matures when the boy reaches 21 years of age, In event of the child's death during currency of the policy, the OHAS, J. OWEN, District 'sunt,Wellington, A. E, D'AROY, G. fl, ASIALL, Special Agent. Resident Agent, Mastorton, INTOIED IODsIxCMD ONE MILLION.

Complete Drapery 4 AND it Furnishing Warehouse Ify/lf _j|/ If 14 TT7RITE for Catalogues and price W list with samples of new Dress Materials. ALL GOODsTGUARANTEED RELIABLE QUALITY. B, HALLENBTEIN, A, A. (JORRIGAN, Chairman of Dlreoiore. Manager, THE JLUXUKY OF THE DAY. iiAisiiiig 'THE limMlfM TIGER S TIGER Pure Blended Teas, £K The Tiger Blenda were the very first introduced into this colony, combining the richness and strength of the INDIAN, with the delicate flavour of the CEYLON, while the MAEDABIN Blends contain the finest qualities of China and Indian Teas. In 41b and lib Packets, at 2s, 2s 2d, 2s id, 2s 6d; also 61b and 101b Tins. ANDA MANDARIN MANDARIN MAHDARIN SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT The Anti-MonopolyStores, J. GRAHAM & CO. MASTERTON,

TO TAILORB *|7l OR BALE, in the Taranaki District, a JJ sound and prosperous Tailoring bUßi* nesß. doing a cash trade, Block £260, al ( new; to be sold at landed cost; goodi premisea and reasonable *ent. Turnover t £l2Qo per year. Mather and Co.. Wellington. ' TJ,Qr»'IJALE, a small Stationery and ToJj • bacconiet Businesß. in a tbrivxng country town. Stock, about £2BO ino competition, A nice chance lor a etoady andinduetrioua nan or good business woman 1 Terms caah. Mather and Co., Wellington. FOR SALE,In a good district, a firat-olasa Drapery Business. 8took,£2000; doing a large turnover,mostly lor cash. Handsome And convenient premises, Liberal terms to good, competent man, Mather and Co,, Wellington. FOB SALE, a large and prosperous storekeeping BublScbs, in a rapidly improving town in the Taranaki District. J Stock, L 3500; turnover, LIO,OOO|A year ; i good premises and a well- established business. Terms. Mather and Co., 14, Fe&thcratoa Ktrcot, Wellington. ' WAIP.ARAPA PHOTOGKAPHIO STUDIOS. OPAL, Bromide, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, from O.D.V, to Life Size, finished withEunmel, Ordinary or Mat-Opal Surface. , ■ PORTRAITS: Thbib>(Jpartbb Aim Fmi ißHora OiBIHETB< Beautifully Finished, Equal to the best prodcoed in the ColoDy, for: 7, fid Half floienl Q/. Fiest Cofi, ' 6d One Down 10l if _„ . FiW« Gbow Ywmixns with Enamel Mat-Opal Surface { also finished In Water or Ci'Colours. Vuwß Takkk nt,TowH ob Gountby, Balo l \T'bo boifc assortment ol illo 24ew Zealand. ■

JT saves the merchant's bußinew from a-golDg to the bjd By. a-raking in the patronage the publio can't refuse This Oak Be Weu Said OfSHMAm BMIUS POmED At the pros! o' the pudding ills the eating,so ibfyrool oi the BsVldi; Powder A preparation wlilck challenges com' tke trial most favourably, IsSharlmd's 'M Emi Baking Powder, hiILWAY BOARDING HOUSE HAU. BIBBET, HiSXEBIONi m THE BEST IaTABLE IN THJA 1 DISTRICT. Board and lodging fl per weekt pala in advance. ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. : ; BEDS, ONE SHILLING -. Hmkitui and Heading Room* f rivob ■Sitifing Boom foi Lidiu, , GOOD BTABLING. „ ■ tSSrGUUD.f/LDDUOEB, , f&fil jitid mtlcpoint: