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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5206, 13 December 1895, Page 2

The Wellington l/loollenCo.'s EXHIBITS AT TUB UTE Agricultural and Pastoral Show. POBCHASED BY KimLDIE&STMS, UNDER FAVOURABLE CONCESSIONS. THE EXHIBITS COMPRISETwecils, Mauds and Hugs, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Dress Tweeils, Flannels, Blankets, Shirtings, etc. Mauds and Travelling Rugs, Unliable for Presents or Otherwise, Prices-17/6,21/-, 24/-,25/-, 30/-, 32/6, 37/6.

■SPECIAL FOE THE • 'XMAS HOLIDAYS—SUITS TO kEASUEE, FROM PETONE WEEDS, 42/-, 50/-and 63/. Patterns awl Olutrls Noto lkiuhj. Kibroaldib& Stains Lambton-quay and Brandon-street, Wellington. Carpet Department. St. George's Hall J. L. MURRAY. DRAPER & MERCER. (Next Dooit to ran Gi.uh Hotel). CYCLING GOODS J|UST TO ut HAND. CYCLING SUITS, made of tweeds and serges, witli strapped scats, 32/6 awl fold collars, Every cyclist should wear tliem, best preventative against colds, etc. CYCLING HOSE in colours, black, navy, heather, grey, and fancy checks. CYCLING CAPS AND SASHES, CYCLING- DAGS, ETC. 3Jlii. nvnuxft SWEATERS with Four-

Note Tiik Addhess — J. L. MURRAY, (Next Dooii to Gmjii Hotki.). Educational Depository, Queen-stroet, Mastebtoh. CHRISTMAS CAKDS JEWELLED and Embewctl, the choicest ami cheapest assortment ever selected, in boxis of 24—1/1) aiul 2/(5, worth 5/•; iu packets of 19-lid and 1/-; singly, Id upwards, C'altiitliirijrm one UMlliiiji. JUST OPENED OUT-SEW GOODS, Includii>gWorktoxos,Wrilin; Desks, Albums, Screen Albums, Music Cases, Purses, Rosed Stationery: very clieip. Also a special line of splendidly dressed and other Dolls, from Id to 15s. Mechanical Toys and Working Models of Steam Engines and Locomotives, etc. NEW REWARD BOOKS-Just arrived, Including Ballantyncs', E. T. Itoo's, etc,-all tho latest Novels, R. T. HOLMES. Importer of Fancy Goods and Stationery, 117 ANTED, a Piano by John BroadW wood and Sons.—Go to P. J. I'iNXv, Manners-street, Wellington; lie has a large stock of tlicra. WISHING YOU : A MERRY OH BISIMAS AS Christmas comes but once a year, I love it like a bird, And as I walked through Masterton, Why (his is what I heard—- " Dear Mistress Brown where did you buy That lovely fitting gown, I did not think so unad a dress Could be bought in the town,"

"Ah dcarold friend,"said Mistress Brown, "Be sure I always go, Unto Smith's tamed establishment, Thoy have so grand a show 01 nil the newest goods on earth, You always find them there, TIIO7 have the sweetest loves ol hats You can see anywhere. And trimmed in all the latest styles, At prices very low. And when I ivant my money's worth, To Smith's I always go, Their Corsets, Capes and everything, Are equally as good; And il your husband wants a Suit, Go there my dear, be should. Ur if ho wants a Christmas Hat, Or Scarf, or Shirt, or Hose, Smith's havo the best variety, That's whero my husband gaes; Carpets and Rugs, and Quite andShects, You always cau buy there, And then their prices are so low, Cheaper than anywhere. So if you want a dress, my dear, To please yourself and beju, Bo sure you don't forgettho name. Smith's is whero you must go,. They wish tho ladles awry one, A Merry Christmas tide, Also n prosperous New Yoar, And every joy beside.'

C. SMITH & CO. cAsuixura, Queen-stbeet, ILtsmim THE WERTHEIH SEWING MACHINE THE WEIITHEIM SEWING MACHINE THE WEBTHBIM SEWING MACHINE is ttnmvaiaed f.q» excellence [J NEiyALLED to* EXCELLENCE Hio Quality il3 Wort The Quality of its War# The Quality ol its Work 18 TUB Em OF Alii COSIPBTITORH ' Is tub Esvi or An Comieiitoiw Id ihb Envy oi Am, Cosimtions EXAMINE & PItOVE li©olJ|l BUYING Depot: GRACE, CLARKE & CO., J : 3, Wellington;