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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1665, 26 January 1885, Page 2

I GIFTS : GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS I AT THE I CORNER HOUSE GRAVES AND FLEMING, Will continue their Gift Distribution till MONDAY, January 19. I ! Fur Gifts. For GiUs. For Gifts. The Last Day. The Last Day. MONDAY, JAN. 19. The bad weather during the holidays preventing numerous town and country customers from making thenpurchases, they will still have an opportunity of doing so, and securing some of the very handsome gifts that Graves and Fleming will present till Monday, January 19. GIFTS TO BE GIVEN AWAYPictures. Pictures. Pictures. Vases. Vases. Vases Japanese Goods Japanese Goods Japanese Goods Chinese Goods Chinese Goods Chinese Goods Fancy Goods Fancy Goods Fancy Goods <fec., <fec., &e. REMEMBER. REMEMBER. MONDAT, JAN. 19, The Last Day for Gifts AT THE CORNER HOUSE. GRAVES AMO FLEMING'S Drapers, Milliners, & Clothiers, AT THE CORNER HOUSE, Cuba and ... Manners Streets, WELLINGTON. CORRESPONDENCE. AN EXPLANATION AND APOLOGY. (To the Editor of the Standard.) Sir.—Feeling that some explanation is necessary relative to my rem.'”‘ning in Carterton after advertising that I intendeu leaving, I take the liberty of trespassing on yum - valuable spaoe in order to mako an explanation. I emphatically declare it was my intention to leave Carterton and go to Woodville, but owing to certain arrangements not being carried out to my satisfaction, I declined entering into them and abandoned the idea, deciding to remain and build new premises in Carterton. I feel that my humble apologies are justly due to my many old and valued customers for thus unintentionally d'-'-mving them. I mu‘t airo heartily thank the many kind friends ..-ho expressed their good feeling towards me by desiring me to remain amongst tfaeiji. I assure them that I will in the future ns in the past, always be ready to further any object for the good of Carterton and its community.

I trust that through shortly having every facility for the comfort and convenience of my customs’-*; buying their produce, keeping a large and well assorted stock, with attention and moderate charges, I shall not onlv have all my old customers but very many new ones, dealing with me from December Ist. In conclusion I must mention that ray stock will include ns heretofore, Drapery, Grocery, Ironmongery, and the thousand and .mo articles kept in a first-class General Store, I am, Sir, Yours respectfully, Geo. M, JiRDKNEE. P.S.—I have now a splendid assortment of Ladies' Hats and Dress goods, also an exceptionally large stock of Men’s and Boy’s Kaiapoi Clothing, and a new stock of Gr li-piies.—' Advt.j Carterton, November 2(5, 18S1. 772 W. J. LANKSHEAR, ACCOUNT BOOK MAKER, BOOK BINDER, AND GENERAL STATIONER, i)i po dtc Bank of New Zealand, Lnmbtnn Quay Depot of the British and Foreign Bible, iul the Wellington Sunday School Union, U3 By Appointment. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, jE W E LEERS A N1) OPTIC! AN S, >.) Lumbton Quay, Wellington. On hand, a select assortment of First Glass Gr'd ;o:l Sii,’or Watches; also, the newest design--! in Je'.voiier .. Brices on application. Witches sent by post to any part of the Colony. ‘ 807 FOR SALE, Valuable farm properties-* On Baev Terms, JdO Acres fir.-,; aljss Lie -1. Some valu able Timber on this property. Also, oro Farm a: Tl Aer-s, laid down in English grasses ami -üb,.i\i.lrd in live pail docks, and good Suit ding mi this property, doss in town. A>i.l one of :.J Acres which will make a go.id Dairy Farm. -Cl i -iu-c 1 For further pa ileal srs. ai-i ly to JOHN FABIAN, /id Urejtowu.