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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4737, 4 June 1894, Page 2

•SUPPLEMENTARY SHIP- ■ 'MEm LATEST WINTER SEMES. '• KirUdie and Stains For Special Velvateena. New Shipment oi CheulUo Curtains Goods within the reach o! everybody I —TO WIT—1500yds Velveteen 2/3,2/9,2/11,3/8 2,oooyds New. Serges 2/3,2/0,3/-, 3/6, to 6/ GOOjas Twill Meltons (-18 inch) 1/4 yard 800jds Hopsao Novolhes (441n.) 2/9 to 4/6 200 yds All-Wool Choviots (42in.) 2/- yard 1,400 Dress Holies (Novelties) 21/- to GO/Patlms Nmd lit :dy-Poit Free. DOMEsid--1200 pairs English Blankets, 10s, 12s Cd to I 30a 150 Eider Bed Quits, 19s Gd, 21s to 1003 100 ShepeKug Blankets, 7a 6d, 12s to 20s each 1000 yards White Flannels,lljd, 12Jd, to 2a 9d 50 pieces While Sheotings, (full width) 9Jd to Is 2d 100 pieces Groy Sheetings, (lull width) 7Ad to9Jd 100 pieces American Leather, 5s 9d pieco 20 pieces Ticks 5Jd to 9jd yard OLOTHINQWaterprool Garments mnnu'acturcd by K, cV S.. every garment is guiranlecd thoroughly waterproof sewn throughout, made in the latest styles, these goods will be found to be at least 25% better value than the imported article, samples o materials forwarded on application, Cbestef field Cools (deep napes) 42s to 90s Carnarvon Goats do 40s to 70s Men's Tweed Suits (sac) 2os, 275, 32s 6d, to 59s Cd ilea's Fox's Serge Suits, 37b Cd, 40s, 50s BOY'S AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING, NEWEST BmEJ, ■ Boy's And Youth's Colonial Garments (special) New Winter Underolothin NEW SHIRTS, TIEB, HATS, ETC. Ileads of Families should ]Me for A. and S, Sm Illustrated Price list ami Shopping Guide, Post Fit EE, Kirkcaldie and Stains, MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTON: EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, Mastkhton, SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL REQUISITES, "XTEW Zealand Diaries, Boys' Own Animal, Girls' Own Annual, Nister's Art Annual, Infants' Magazine, Children's Friend, Chatterbox, Little Folks, Chums, etc, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, Ac. Agent for:—Prinze's Art Needleworl and the British and Foreign Dibit Society. R. T, HOLMES J WINTER GIFT.. QO MEN'S TWEED MACINou TOSHES, DEEP CAPES, AND ALL BKIVX SKAMB. Manufacturers' Samples bought at 50 per cent discount, for cash. To be sold less than Wholesale Cost. COME and SEE FOB YOURSELVES. -12/- Waterproof Macintosh for 25/• J.L. MURRAY, NEXT TO THE CLUB HOTEL, MASTERTCN. WHOLESALE STOCK JUST IiECEIYED. f£HE undermentioned lines hare just been received ut our JIASTERTON BRANCH150PAIIiS OF BLANKETS ' AT JIANUFACUItER'S PRICES. TWO CASES OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S ULSTERS, must be cleared at half the English cost. 35 Pieces Dross Stuffs at from 3/11 for 12 yards 1050 Yards Flannelettes at 2/9 a dozen iO Dozen Childrens Hose at id, sd, Od per pair 10 Dozen Ladies Hose at Cd per pair 10 Dozen Ladies liibhcd Cashmere Hose at 1/- per pair 1 Gents Silk Ties for 1/• 50 Dozen Towels from 3d eaeli Ladies Corsets from 1/* 10 Dozen Gents Lambs Wool Punts 2/0 per pair 35 Dozen Gents Ribbed Wool Socks 9d per pujr The above arc parts of a Wholesale Stock just landed from his London Buyer, nudaretho < Cheapest lot of Goods Ever Offered to the public of Masterton. C. SMITH, QUEEN Si MASTEIITON. I Wellington, Hawera, Nelson, Westport, Groymoutli and Denniston, THE MASTERTON PRINTING OFFICE. GILLESPIE & CO.. rfflllMllSH MASTEIiTOtt, "D EG to notify the Public that having purchased thcßiisiness lately owned by R. E. Hoknulow, they are prepared to execute orders for nil kinds of I'limiiso on the most favourablo terms, and trust by promptitude, civility, M good workmausliip to givcevery satisfaction to those who may favour thew w'itlnjrdcrs. In connection with the above, while thanking the Public for . tin support I linyo received during tlio last three years, and trust that.a continuation of the same will 1)0 accorded my 'successors. R. E. HORNBLOW. ( t ] t