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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5210, 20 December 1895, Page 2

the Wellington WoollenGtis EXHIBITS AT THE UU Agricultural and Pastoral Show, PUBCHASED BY KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, UNDEIt FAVOURABLE COMMONS. THE EXHIBITS COMPRISE— Tweeds, Mauris and lings, Men's and Boys' Clothing, • Dress Trails, Flannels, Blankets, Shirtings, etc. Mauds and Travelling Rugs, ; Hm'iuble for Presents or Otherwise, Prices—l7/6,21/-,24/-,25/- f 30/-, 32/6, 37/6. SPECIAL FOE THE IMAS HOLIDAYS: SUiTS TO MEASURE, FROM PETONE 1 WEEDS, 42/-, 50/-and 63/. Patterns and Charts Now Ready. Kibkoaldie& Stains Lambton-quay and Brandon-street, Wellington. Carpet Department, St, George's Hall, J. L. MUKRAY. DRAPER 4 MERCER. (Next Door to the Club Hotel). CYCLING GOODS JIUST TO HAND. CYCLING SUITS, made of tweeds and serges, with strapped seats, 32/G and 37/ti. CYCLING SWEATEES with Fourfold collars. Every cyclist should weartheni, best preyentativcagainst colils, etc. CYCLLNG HOSE in colours, black, navy, heather, grey, and fancy checks. CYCLING CAPS AND SASHES, CYCLING BAGS, ETC.

Note Tub Address— J. L. MURRAY, (Next Dooii to Cluii Hotel). Educational Depository, Queiiu-street, Jlastebton, CHRISTMAS CARDS JEWELLED nnrl Embossed, the choicest ami cheapest HMortmcut ever selected, in box sof 2-i-l/IS ami 2/G, worth 5/•; in packets of Pi—Gd audi/-; singly, Id upwards. Ctikmlmjmi one Shilliiii/, JUST OPENED OUT-NEW OOODS, Including Workboxes, Writing Desks, Albums, Screen Alburns, Music Case#, Purses, Boxed Station! ry: very cheip. Also a special line of splen iidly drossed and other Dolls, from Id to las. Mechanical Toys and Working Models of Steam Kngiii s and Locomotives, etc. NEW REWARD BOOKS-Just arrived. Including IJalliintyues', E. P, lbe's, etc,-all the latest Novels, R. T. HOLMES. Importer of Fancy Goods and Stationary, i V ANTED, a Piano by John BroadYY wood itud Sons—Go to F. .1. Pinny, Manners-street, Wellington j lie lias a largo stock of them. WISHING YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS. A S Christmas comes but ouco a year, -£*- I love it like a bird, And as I walked through Mnstaton, Why this is what I heard—- " Dear Mistress Crown whore did you buy That lovely lilting gown, I did sot think so grand a dress Could be bought in the town,"

"Ah far old friend," said Mistress Brown, " Be sure I always go, Unto Smith's famed eatablislmient, They have so grand a show 01 nil the nowest goods on earth, You always find them there, The/ have the sweetest loves of hats You oau see anywhere. And trimmed in all the latest styles, At prices very low. And when I want my money's worth, To Smith's I always go, Their Corsets, Capes and everything Are equally us good) And it your husband wants a Suit, Go there my dear, be should. Ur if he wants a Christmas Hat, Or Scarf, or Shirt, or Hose, Smith's have the best variety. That's whero my husband gees; Carpets and Rugs, and Quilts and Sheets, ■You ahvayo can buy there, And then their prices are so low, Cheaper than anywhero. So if you want a dross, ray dear, Topleaso yourself and beau, Bo suro you don't forget tho namo, Smith's is where you must go. Tlioy wish tho ladies every one, A Merry Christmas tide, Also»prosperous New Year, Apd every joy beside.'

C. SMITH & CO, cash mum, QDEEN-BTEF,F,T, MiSTEBTON. THE WERTHBIM SEWING MACHINE THE WBRTHEIM SEWIN3 THE WERTHEIM SEWINft MACHINE IB UNRIVALLED FOR .EXCELLENCE NUIYALLED FOR EXCELLENCE The Quality ol its Work The Quality o! its Work The Qunlity o( its Work Jstub Env* ofAu, CoarETHOM Is THE Esw 0? Au, CoiIPEIITOHH Is THE Envy or. Aii Compehiohs PROVE BEFORE BUYING Depot.: GRACE, CLARKE & CO., • Win|toc.' 1