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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4781, 24 July 1894, Page 2

THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO'OPERATIYE ASSOCI ATI 0 LTD,, MASTERTON. D K APERY DEPARTMENT. END OF WINTER SEASON! THE W~F.O,A. Will offer for SALE the whole of their splendid stock of Mantles Jackets Ulsters Cloaks Hats Millinery AT AN ENORMOUS SEDVCTM! Loag Quilted Cloaks 32s 3d, for 15s. LONG QUILTED ULOAKSJUR TRIMMED 455, Por 21s. JACKETS FROM 12s 6d, etc., etc. As these goods lire nil this Season's Importing, jt isa chance to sccuro , EAIiGAINS.Ihat no tli'rjfty.person should pass. mess Goods all reduced IT TKS Wairarapa Farmers' Go-operative A soMon, (Limited), MASTERTON. TRY SILKSTOiVE SOAP!" THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. HAS the Latest Sale ot any SOAP manufactured in the Colonics, Ask your Grocer for it awl insist upon having no other. ONCE USED ALWAYS USED! ONETRIAL WILL PROW! WHAT WE SAY , F. G. I, Ltd, ~ , n , n n > MASTERTON AGENTS. J. Graham & Go.) (/. km & Go, } EKETAMJNA AGENTS, GOOD NEWS FOR HAIiD TIMES. WABNOOK & ADK.IN, THOKNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON, NEW Winter Dress Materials, Cheviots and Diagonals, Scrgc3 and Worsteds, Hopsacks and Basket Cloths, Winter Tweeds, All previous vnluGscclipsed by lliis seasons importations. The latest shades and colours in llobe Lengths for the coming tcafou, DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING. Estimates lower than ercr for costumes to order to meet the times, Orders now beinß booked, Ladies write lor patterns and prices. . Hew Beaver, Astraohan and Braid Trimmings; Morlcy's Hosiery New and Fresh from tlio Factory j Calf, Kid, and Supdo Gloves (or Day and Evening Wear; Wool Wraps in Endless Variety; New Umbrellas—Evsry one Guaranteed to Wear Two Years; Now Aprons, White and Fancy; Boys' and Youths' Colonul Tweed Suits (Our Own Make); Men's Waterproof Coals—Latest and most Fashionable Designs. ALL GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES FOB CASH. FARNOOK AND ADKtN, TBQHNDON HOUSE, WELLINGTON Three minnles walk from Thorndon Bailway Station. THE Mutual Life Association, of Australasia OFFERS THE SAFEST INVESTMENT. Apply for Tables and Rates to A.E.D'AHCY, G.H.ASTALL, Special Agent. Resident Agent, Mastcilon. INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED ONE MILLION. 0 Kb* f m 8 < DURING the continuance o£ the D.I.C. Stocktaking Sale Every Article in each Department will he found marked in plain red ligtires at a liberal rc. dudion in Price. Ail Orders Received During Sale Time accompanied l>y Post Ollit'c Order for amount of Goods Ordered, are executed at Sale Prices. The D.I.C. Supplies in addition to Draper)-, and Clothing, Tailoring Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Carpets, Floorcloths, Crockery, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, and every Household Requisite. B. HALLENSTEIN, A. A, CORUIGAN, Chairmaa of Directors, Manager. THE LUXURY OF THE DAY! MANDAPIN\ THE MANDARIN *]!*• i Tt-r yv 4 -y* -|- MANDARIN MAhDAItIN MANDARIN MANDARIN MANDARIN MANDARIN/ AND TIGER Pure Blended Teas. 'TIGEK TIGER TIGEK TIGER TIGER TIGEIt ITIGEK The Tiger Blends wore the very first introduced into this Colony, combining thcriehucss and strength of the Indian, with the delicate flavour of the Ceylon, while the Mandarin Blends contain the finest qualities of China and Indian Teas. In -Jib and lib packets at 2s, 2s 2d, 2s dd, 2s Cd; also ulb and 101b Tins. We guarantee them absolutely pure, and every packet full weight. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. ONLY TO BE OBTAINED AT THE ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES, J. GRAHAM AND CO., MASTERTON. SALE! SALE! SALE! PltlOl! TO STOCKTAKING £1.400 STOCK TALUE £1,400 Will bo submitted to the public at genuine reductions, together with £2OO worth of Merchants' Samples I NOTE— Ladies' 0/6 to 5/0 Straw Hats, now 1/. Ladies' 70/. to 55/- Mantles and Capes, now 22/0, Ladies' 22/1) Ulsters, now 12/0, Gents' 57/0 Mucintoshes, now 37/0. Gents 10/(5,9/0,8/0 Stiff Felt Hals, now 6/6. Gents' 7/0,0/0, 5/0 Regatta apd White Shirts, now 3/(5. Dbess Goods Reduced 15 to 25 run cent. 10Jd liiitiiosa sow Gb, Don't Miss This, the Cheapest Sale of the Season. For Three Weeks Only. Note The Addbess: "Next the Clock," Queen-sweet, Mastebtox, 0. PR AG NELL, CHEAP DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, "NEXT THE CLOCK."