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J^or Sale and To Let CHOICE £MR*~FARMS IN.". HE NOBTH IgIiAND. rpHB tindetßigned baß tat sale an to let X fnme of the (Jholoeat FARMS! Stratford ana enrrounding Districts ; alsc Mtßaa Btooka of ohiap lard suitable for aheep, persona in want of • good Farm w 11 find to their advantage to write at onoe or tha partioularc to : J. BULLER BA LEYM4 \, Land, Mortgag , nd Comi isilon Agent, Stratford. WELLINGTON J 15Tool Sales. THE WELLINGTON WOOL-BRO CER* ASSOCIATION will bold Sales f WOOL, -WOOL. in Wellington during the present Ber ion—' Ist Sale— Bth December, 1699 2nd Bale— 26th January, IOC ) Brd gale— lssh February, 190) Wool should arrive in Stores not late than the MONDAY prior to date of Sale >,o en \ able it to be catalogued. On Wool offered but uot sold a oha ge of 1/- per bale, exclusive o cartage, weighing, and insurance, will be made, if the v, iol ia i afterwards shipped to London for sa c by , the Selling broker. N.Z. Loan & Meroantile Agency C< . Ltd Munay Roberts & Co. Wairarapa Farmers 00-op. Asaoc. Ltd Levin & Go, Ltd, I United Farmers Co-op. Assoc. Ltc Fruit Season R- SNODGRASi: Begs to inform all who are MAKING JaM OR PRESERVING FR* IT, that he holds very large Stocks of FRUIT PRESERVING BOTTLES Mason, Lightning, Chiougo, Immerser and Hnzel in qts. and £-gall no. Jam Jars, White, in nests of 7 ; Ston*, in 1, 2, iid 31b. sizes. Tin Top Tumblers, in lib and 21b si? js, Cheap Bseins, Tumblers, etc., Woo en Spoons, Enamelled Preserving Pans. Also, that special sugar for fruit boilit a; —BREWERS OfiYSrALS— So wall and favorably known in past seasons. Since Christmas several shipments of Goods intended for that sjaeon, but ehif 3d too late to in time, have com to hand-— From Japan— A quantity of Glove ,nd Handkerchief Boxes, Cabinets, W irk Boxee, Tea Trays, braonets, Teap IS, Sugars and Creams, Cups and S aoers, etc From Europe — Pboto Frames, Infest ai ie, Specimen Glasses, Orcetp, Can !eEiiokß, Children's Mags, Toaet R&t ;s, etc. A Speoial Shipment of Buff Stone CRfcJAM AND BUTTER JAR{ , lqt. to 4gale. Aleo, a large Bhipnrent of GROCERI IS from the celebrated firm of Crosse and Btaokwell, And a small assortment of BTSCUIIS fr m I Huntley and Palmer. i i ._ . _ . ROBT SHODGBAS. DIRECT IMPORTER. CALEDONIA HOUSE, ■ Hardy and Colltngwood S reets. STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE, Hardy and Morrison Streets. JOSEPH HOLLAND. (Lath D. M. Chapman) BR WER, Etc., Waimea-road. Specialities — Hop Tonio, Bottled Ale, Grape and Fruit Wines. Families waited upon for orders, and prom p» attention given to all favor «. CONSULT YOUR FINANOEB, Vj GENTLEMEN, And if you want to Save Money, Buy ye ir UNDERWEAR ! from us. New Goods for Genilemei ' Wear at W. SHORT & SON'S, Direct from London. MORLEY'S BHIBTB & TIES. Pure White Linen bhirts, square cuff i The Commercial, all sizes, 4/6 The Glendower, open fronts, 5/The West End, button behind, 5/6 The Temple, extra quality, 6/6 The Opera, Evening DreßS Shirt, 6/6 UNDRESSED SHIBTS, Made witb real good Calico, with p ( Linen fronts and equars cuff<-, spit ididly made, 14in to 17£ in, 3/Gentlemen's Linen Collars (very lat n shapes) 6d, Bd, and 9d Morley's ließ and Bow* (in fashiona'- c shapes and colorings) 9d to 2s GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR. Best Value ia Kelson. Merino Shirts and Pants, 2/3 Red Drab Metino Shirts, 2/- and 2/6 Cat size Merino Shirts, 2/6, 3/, 4/6 Merino Pante, cut ciz •, 3/6 and 4/6 Lanbewool Shiris and Pants, 3/6 to 7/6 Summer Shirts and Pants, 2/-, 2/6 3/6^/6 MORLEYS BOX FOR MEN. Men's Soz, 6d, 9d, Is ; Brown and Or j Cotton, 6d; Navy and Blao^ Cashmere/ 1' , 1/3, 1/6, 2/- ; Heather Knitted;. Box, 1/3 o 2/- ; Men's Fanoy Wora»ed Sox, 9d ai d1 1 Lambswoo) Soz, 9d, lOd and Is. Men's Wording Shirts, 1/9, 2/-, 2/ ; Flannelette ghirts, 1/9 to 3/9 ; Men's Nt y Drill Shirtß, 4/6; Tennis Shiris (wh •, cream, and fanoy coiore) 2/9 to 10/6 ; Lie \t Bummer Crimean Sbins, 4/6 ; Meu's /\i •- io Braces, 6d to 2/6. GLOVES.— Gents' Tan Kid Gloves, 4 -, 4/6, 5/-, 5/6 ; White Kid Gloves, 1/6, 2/-, i 6 STRAW HATS, direct from a fume s manufßOturer.— Gents' Straw Hats, 2/- o 4/6; Men's Fashionable Jouriet Hats, a green, brown, fawn, grey, and black, 6| Stylish Tweed Caps, 6d to 2/-. TV. SHORT oVSC* PO TEES, HARDIrST, ANCHOR BOOT COMPANY, BRX DGE-STfaEET, is prepared to show Samples, ac ; take Orders. SATISFACTIONGUARARTEEP a J£lJ\ note V^jl^/ BRAND

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Colonist, Volume XLIII, Issue 9692, 23 January 1900, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Colonist, Volume XLIII, Issue 9692, 23 January 1900, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Colonist, Volume XLIII, Issue 9692, 23 January 1900, Page 1

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