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SUPERIOR BRJESS FABRICS NEW CORDED DRILLS, ' BLOUSE PHISTB, EANQY MUSLINS, ZEPHYRS, ETO. Kirkaidie & Stains' Second Shipments Cousctivht Hepkesent Extensive Display 01' Modebn MkMIUNDISE. Woollen Dress Materials. English and Foreign FLECKED DRESS TWEEDS, 44 inch wido, 2/6, 2/9, 3/8, 3/ftto4/- iieryard FItENCII WOOL CCEPONB, New Shades, Latest Crimps, 42 to 14 inch, 2/3, 2/(1, 2/11, 3/3 per yard NEW SUITJNUS, Very Choice in Texture and Colouring, 41 to 48 iucli, 2/8, 3/-, 3/G to 4/0 per yard PLAIN aND VANCY AMAZONS, Latfst Colourings, special value, llinch, 2/11, 3/-, to 4/-; 52 inch 5/(3 yard CHECK DRESS GOOD\ we are showing exhaustive stock in very small and medium French Dress Checks, very fasliionftb'e, 44 incn, 2/1), 3/-, 3/0, to 4/- yard NOVELTY ROBES, exclusive to us a'one in this city, ouo dress length only to each design nnd colouring, 7 to 71 yardseach; Price 33/0, 40/-, 42/0, to 03s the length Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics. PIQUE DRILLS, in all the latest fashionable colouis, 28 to 32 inch wido, IOM, 1/2, 1,3, 1/1 yn'd FHENCtI BLOUSE AND CAMBRIC SHIKTINf!, in 45 dirteroot patterns, 32 inch wide, llAd var.i BLOUSE LAWNS, 50 patterns, 30 inch, 6Jd yard D.illK AND MEDIUM IWT, 400 pieces, in the latest designs and colourings, li.Jd, 7Jd, Si, M tj lljil y.ird SATEENS AND CftEl'ONS, dark grounds with coloured spots and designs, 32 iucli wide, lid, 1/U, 1/3 yard SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, wo are showing 100 pieces in th's favunrito material,choice assortment ot shades, 32 inch, !)Jd to . 1/2 yftd SILK ZEPHYRS, special in dcsi.'n and colour, 30 inch wide, I/U yard FANCY MUSLIN'S, very fashionable, latest ' dpsiens,3o iueli wide, 10A.1, lljd, to 1/2 yard, Patterns of Dress Materials ami Every Description nf Piece Goods Now Ready. Corm/mitteuec Ineiied. KiBKOALDiiJ & Stains Lambton-qiiay and Brandon-street, Wellington. Carpet Department. St. George's Hall. J. L. MUM AY. DRAPER & MERCER. (Next Door ru the Ci.i'i: Hotm). /CYCLING GOODS ,1 UST TO Ij HAND. CYCLING SUITS, madeof tweeds and serges, villi strapped seats, 32/I)nnd CYCLING SWKATIiIiS with Fourfold collars. Every cyclist should wear llicni, best prevenUitivc iiyuinst colds, etc. CYCLING HOSE in colours, black, navy, heather, grey, and fancy cheeks. CYCLING CAI'S AND SASHES, CYCLING HAGS, ETC. Nun: The Aimntss— I J. L. MUEKAY, 14 (Next Dooi: to Cms Jluiki,). Educational Depository, Queen-street, Jlastehtok. N.Z. DIARIES ior 1896 Now to haxh; rat iucket a.vp i>i:sk CHRISTMAS CARDS, Just arrived for outgoing mail. 11. T. HOLMES, •c NEW Spring & Summer Goods AT • C, SMITH & CO., THE MASTEIiTON Cash Drapers and Clothiers. /~i SMITH &, CO. beg to inform the \J. inhabitants of Masterton and district that they have opened up their first shipment of Spring ami Summer Goods, which, for value and quality, will be found second to lionein the Wairarapa. O'. SMITH it CO.'S importations this season ate larger than ever, and by inspection you will lincl every Department full of the latest novelties. C. SMITH & CO. hold the reputation of being the Premier Drapers and , Clothiers in the Wairarapa, and this season the name of (J. SMITH & CO. will be a household word throughout the district for thrifty housewives and heads of families, as we mean to maintain our position of giving the very best value in drapery and clothing at the least possible price, and anything not in stock can be procured from our Wellington House at 24 hours notice. Therefore, study your own interests, and before going elsewhere, inspect the stock at C. SMITH & CO.'S The dash Drapers, Masterton. Ladies Remember I AN hour's sewing with n WERTHEIM Machine soothes a woman's nerves and exerts the same calming inflnenco that tobacco does to Borne men, or that a good wife docs to her beloved hmband. She sewa tip all' her little irritations into the seams, imprisons her fancied wrongs into the doable gussets or stays them into the gores. In short, (he WERTHEIM'S intlucnco in the homo is so beneficent that every true and sensible woman hails its advent with delight, nntl confesses tho superiority in tho fact established that they giye No Trouble, Aae EASY, SILENT, and RELIABLE in ait emergencies, and like other carefully ishoscu friendships improveon acquaintance. Tho pleasure oI your aeguaintanc'e is solicited by tho Solo Agents-^ GRACE, CLARKE & CO., 13, Manners-street, Wellington, Sewing jffld Kpitjiipg %ehmo Importers,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5183, 16 November 1895, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5183, 16 November 1895, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5183, 16 November 1895, Page 2

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