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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1677, 23 February 1885, Page 1

J GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING. GREAT REDUCTION IN TRICES. Clearing Out Season’s Stock to Make Room for New and Heavy Assortment of Goods. ANDREW YOUNG, Tailor and Habit Maker, GBETTOWN, BEGS to announce that he is now waking up Suits from last season's stock at a great reduction in price, PRICE LIST; THU BEST OF ENGLISH TWEEDS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEEDS. Strapping from 12s. i GOOD PIT GUARANTEED, j Kon cash: oixrx.'sr. CARTERTON * WAIRARAPA TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. ; MR W.IOWNARD TAKES this opportunity of returning Lis sincere and hearty thanks to the numerous friends who have patronised him in Carterton and the Wairarapa, and desires to notify that lie has become Proprietor of Mr Gibson’s Establishment in Carterton, and engaged MR J. GIBSON AS FOREMAN & CUTTER so that patrons may ';a sure of getting such style and work executed that can defy cowpetition in the Wairarapa district, MR GIBSON BEING A CUTTER EQUAL TO NONE. Gentlemen can be sure of getting Style, Cut, Quality, and Punctuality at' MR W. DOWNARD'S, CARTERTON. CARTERTON TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, f R JAMBS GIBSON begs to inform his IVI. customers and friends that he has Disposed of his Business to Mr Downard, of Carterton, and entered Mr Downard’s establishment as Foreman and Cutter, and begs bis numerous customers and friends to patronise Mr Downard’s establishment, where they will have the benefit of his personal supervision in all branches of the trade. JAMES GIBSON, 446 Carterton.

THE EAGLE Tailoring Establishment. WE wish tc inform our Friends and the Public that this Establishment is still under the same manaeemeut. Our large and extending business enables us to keep continually before cur patrons the Newest Designs in Materials. OUR CELEBRATED SUITS, At £3 10s and £4 10s, Made ol Scotch, West of England, or New Zealand Tweeds, thoroughly shrank, for value, style and finish, cannot be excelled. Patterns sent post free with rules for sell measurement. Jones and Ashdown, (Late Huxley & Co.), Opposite Barrett’s Hotel, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 11

UEEN-STREET CABINET AND Wj FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. MABTBRTON. WHITT AND DONALDSON BEG to inform the public of the town mid district that they have opened the shop formerly occupied cy C. Moeller, cabinetmaker, and are now prepared to take order* and give estimates for JX'RNITi'KE of all descriptions, In any quantity, including— SHOW CASES, SHOW FITTINGS VENETIAN BLINDS, Ac. ME WHITT having bad sixteen years’ experience in this business in Yorkshire, England, feels confident that the firm will give satisfaction to ail who patronise them. We intend shortly to shew news designs of useful, and ornamental furniture on our premises. All good* will be sold at prices which will compare favorably with the beat houses in Wellington, and we will endeavour always to have a good stock to select from. All orders for furniture and repairs will be promptly attended to. Come and give us a Trial. WHITT AND DONALDSON, Queen-street Cabinet and Furniture Warehouse MABIERTON.

NEW COLONIAL INDUSTRY. S” VINEGAR GENTLEMEN.— In calling attention to the above-mentioned article I would respectfully point out 1. This Vinegar is manufactured in the colony, and is, I venture to affirm, the first successful output hitherto achieved. 2. Its qualities are manifest and manifold. Free from spurious chemicals and hurtful acids it combines equal strength and preserving qualities with greater purity aud soundness of flavor than the generality 01 imported Vinegars. 3. Owing to the expensiveness of freight, duty and other charges payable on the imported article,'l am enabled to place in the market tnat of r-.v own manufacture at a greatly reduced rate to what is at present demanded of the “ trade." 4. Consumers will find my Vinegars equally suitable for Table, Pickling, or Manufacturin'? purposes. 6. When consumers can obtain a really good wholesome article—manufactured, as one may say, at their own doors—why send their money out of the colony to support “outsiders," who possess no further interest in such colony save as a convenient place for the disposal of their surplus stock P JOHN STRIKE, Sen.. 49 Willis Street, Wellington. WELLINGTON DYE WORKS (Established 1868.) W.BARBER. DYER AND CLEARER, (Silver Medal and two Certificates ol Merit (or Dyeing. Woollen aud colored fabrics in Ladies dresses, jackets, cloaks, ulsters, etc., ole mod and beautifully dyed and pressed without | being unpicked. I Gent’s clothes cleaned, dyed, pressed aud repaired to look like new. Curtains, table covers, etc., cleaned or dyed Straw hate cleaned or dyed. Feathers cleaned or beautifully dfed any color, and curled, j Kid Gloves cleaned, 8U