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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4744, 11 June 1894, Page 2

p'Y'nmcvitr ship MENTS. 'latest winter semes, KirUdie and Stains -For Special VelvotfOßSi For Special Dress Fabrics, . New Shipment of Blankets. New Shipment of Ghcnillo Curtains Good! within the reach o! overybodj I -TO WIT—1600yds Velveteen 2/3,2/9,2/11,3/3 iOOOvdaNow Serges 2/3,2/0,3/-, 3/6, tos/000 yds Twill Meltons 48 inch) 1/4 yard 800 yds Hopsao Novelties (44in.) 2/0 to 4/0 200 yds All-Wool Ohoviota (42in.) 2/- yard 1,400 Dress Robes (Novelties) 21/- to 60/Pmltins Nuwfiwhj—Post Free. DOMESTiO--1200 pairs English Blankets, 10s, 12s G1 to 30s 150 Eider Bed Quilts, 19s Cd, 21s to 1003 100SliepoliugTSlankcts,7s (id, 12s to 20s each 1000 yards Whito Fiannels,9Ji lljd, 12Jd, to 2s 9d 50 pieces While Sheothigs, (full width) 9}d to 1b 2d 100 pieces Grey Sheetings, (full width) 7Jd to OJd 100 pieces American Leather, 5s Od piece 20 pieces Ticks ojd to 9Sdyard OLUTBINGWaterproof Garments manufactured by K. & S,, every garment is guaranteed thoroughly waterproof sewn throughout, made in {be latest styles, these goods will be found to bo at least 25% better vnluo than tho imported article, samples o materials forwarded on application. Chesterfield Coats (deep napes) 42s to 90s Carnarvon Coats do 403 to 70s Men's Tweed Suits (sac) 255, 275, 32s Od, to 59s 6d Mod's Fox's Serge Suits, 37s od, 40s, 50s BOY'S AJID YOUTH'S CLOTHING, NEWEST BTI'LEA Boy's and Youth's Colonial Garments (special) New Winter Undo r. NEW SHIRTS, TIES, HATS, ETC. Lkcuh of Families should Write for A, andS, Nno Illustrated Price List ami Shoppiny Guide, Post FaSti, Kirkcaldie and Stains. manufactuuers, WELLINGTON: EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, Mastkjtos. SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL IiEQUiSJTES. TffEW Zealand Diaries, Boys' Own Anniuil, Girls' Own Annual, Sister's Art Annual, Infants' Magazine, Children's Friend, Chatterbox, Little Folks, Chums, etc. FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &t. Agent for Ait Needlework and tlic British anil Foreign Bible Society, R. T. HOLMES. IVlen's Tweed Macintoshes, nil sewn seams (waterproof) 25/-, 27/1!, 32/ I}, 31/-, 3!l/(i, 42/Men's Oilskin Coats, double, leather bound, 10/0,11/ i), 15/0,17/0 Boys' and Youths' Oilskin Coats, !>/G, 10/0 Youths' or Small Men's Tweed Overcoats, deep capes, 15/0 Boys' and Youths Tweed Overcoats, capes, 7/0 Men's L.W. Sox, Boys' Colonial Knitted Hose, Men's Colonial Knitted Kuieker Hose. J,L, MURRAY. NEXT TO THE CLUB HOTEL, MASTEHTCN.

WHOLESALE STOCK JUST IiECEIYED. rpHEmi(lonncnti#nc(l lines linvc just been received at our MASTEETON BIIANCH—--150PAIBS OF BLANKETS AT MAJS'UFACUKEE'S I'IiICES. TWO CASES OF LADIES' AXD CHILDREN'S ULSTEIiS, must be cleared at half the English cost, 85 Pieces Dress SlulTs at from 3/11 fir 12 yards 1050 Yards Flannelettes at 2/9 a dozen 50 Dozen Cliiklrcns Hose at <ld, sd, lid per pair 30 Dozen Ladies Hose at Cd per pair 30 Dozen Ladies' liibbcd Cashmere Hose at 1/• per pair 3 Gents Silk Tics for 1/50 Dozsn Toivels from 3d each Ladies Corsets from 1/dO Dozen Genls Lambs Wool Pants 2/0 per pair 35 Dozen Geuts liibbcd Wool Socks 9d per pair Tin above arc parts of a Wholesale Stock just landed from his Loudon . Buyer, and arc the Cheapest lot of Goods Ever Offered to the public of Masterton. C.SMITH. QUEEN St MASTEIiTON, Wellington, Hawera, Nelson, Wc«ir port, Groyuiouth and Dcmiistdu.'