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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4724, 18 May 1894, Page 2

BUPPJ'FMENTARY SHIP. MENTS. LATEST WINTER SERIES. Kirkkldk and Stains For Special I'or Special DreES Fabrics. I'ow Shipment of Blankots. , New Sbipmentof ChenilloCurtiins Goods within tho reach o( everybody I • -TO WIT—1600yds Velveteen 2/3,2/9,2/11,3/3 • 2,oooyds Hew Serges 2/3,2/6,3/-, 3/0, to 6/• 600 yds Twill Meltons (48 inch) 1/4 yard 800 yds Hcpsao Novelties (44in.) 2/9 to 4/6 200 yds All-Wool Choviots (42in.) 2/- yard 1,400 Dress Itobes (Novolties) 21/- to 60/Palkm Nuto Epidy—Post free. DOMESTIC—--1200 palro English Blanketß, 10b, 12b Gd to 30s ■ 160 Eider Bed Quilts, 19s Gd, 21a to 100s 100 Shops Hug Blankets, 7s 6d, 12s to 20s eaoh 1000 Flannels, 9J1,11 jd, 12Jd, 60 pieces White Sheetings, (full width) 9}d 100 pieces Grey Sheetings, (lull width)7Jd to 9jr| 100 pieces American Leather, 6s 9d piece 20 pieces Tioks 5Jd to 9jd yard OLtITBING- ' Watorproof Garments manufactured by K. & S.. every garment 1 -is, guaranteed thoroughly waterproof sewn throughout, made in thj latest styles, theye' goods will be found to be at least 25% better value than the imported article, samples of materials forward'd on application, Ches'ei field Coats (deep capes) 42s to 90s Carnarvon Coats do 40s to 70s Inverness Capes; 455, 525, 60s Mon'n Twred Suits (sac) 255, 27a, 32s Gd, to 50s 6:1 Mon's IVs Serge Suits, 37s Gd, 40s, 60s BOY'S YOUTH'S CLOTHING, NEWEST STYLEdr Boy's M() Youth's Colonial Garments . (spec®!) New Wintir Underclothing NEW SHIRTS, TlfiS, HATS, ETC. Heads of Families should Write for A. amlS, ro lUutlraled Price Lis! and thoppiny fluids, Post [I'hUE. Kirkcaldie and Stains, MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTONJ. L MURRAY, merger and outfitter, NEW WINTER GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc., Etc. ' J WEED Waterproof Coats, nil shapes, I with or without sleoves, deep capes, large assM'fm"nt tn select from. Tweed Overcoats, Covert Coats, etc. Buys' and Youth's Macintoshes, Tweed Overcoats, Roofers, etc, Gent's fur lined Ivid Gloves, Wool Knitted Glnves, Whito Kid Gloves, and Evening; Hows, Large assortment in Evening Tics, Buws (very latest styles), Linen Collars (new and leading shapes), Warm winter Underwear, in natural wool, Cashmere. Marino and Colonial Woollen Kiiiited Goods. Gents' Silk Socks, Embroidered Silk and Cashmere Sox, Plain Cashmere, etc. Gfftte Knitted Waisteoatß, warm and cmfortablo J. L MURRAY, Nli'XT DOOR TO CLUB HOTEL ■ MABTERTON. a I C! 3 $ bC Pi Wj h qq d W H M § C § ' d; S-i : 2 1 Q h Oj S E4 «i h, % Q: a J* i 0 U -S s ' H j a H <i a r"i oca L—J > H R 3 i DO 3 5 5 S < , O'E Si S » U. 0) A w s I ° 5 W

Educational Depositor;, MASTERTON SOBQOI BOOKS AND HOIIOOL REQUISITES. New Zealand Dimes Boys' Own Annual QirlB 1 Own Annual Mister's Ait Annual Infanta' Magazine Children's Friend Chatterbox, Little Folks, Churns, eto, FANCY mm, TOYS, <k Ageat for—Pringlo's Art Needlework a the British and Foreign BiHe Society R T. HOLME 8. A, UHIBHOMI, SIGN RITER, GILDEB, AND DECORATOR, work it any part of the Mel, Order left at tho office of the Mwteiton Blacksmith Company will receive promp attention. "PHOSPHORUS" I HAVE just received ex Dorio" shipment.of Phosphorus, which im enabled to supply at Lowes Curren Sates, T. a MASON, Masterton,