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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1724, 24 August 1885, Page 3

Yeiteh & Allan. WEDNESDAY ! WEDNESDAY ! ! On Wednesdat, the shop lately occupied by Mr A. Young, tailor, will be opened by Ykitch and Aglaf, as a general DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. In a few days we will bo showing all the New Shades and Patterns in SUMMER STUPES. Our first shipments being just to hand, we can show a choice range of NEW GOODS second to'none in quality and price, when inspection is respectfully inyited. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT is under the charge of Mb Rakkik, who has given the utmost satisfaction both in town and country. Men’s Suits made to measure from £2 10s Our Tweed Department is as choice as any in the Wellington province. We have a few winter lines left over which will be sold at astonishing prices to clear before taking in other goods : Ladies’ Hats from ss. Dress Stuffs, from 7d per yd Ladies’ Jackets, from 5s 6d Ulsters, 7 s 6d Ladies’ Hose, lOd Kid Gloves, 2s Black Lace, 2d per yard

Men’s Shirts, from lOd Pants, 2b 6d Suits from 19s Trousers, 4b lid Boys Suits, 4s lid Men’s Canadian Hats, 2s 6d Shirting, from 6s White Flannels, from 3£d Scarlet do from 7d Linen, 4£d White Sheeting, Is Unbleached, 9d Fine Grey calico, from 2d per yd White, ditto, 4d Table Linen, from la 9d A few pairs of boots left, wlil be cleaved at ranson prices. AND OTHEB. GOODS TOO NUME EOUS TO MENTION, but all of which will be subject to Sweeping Beductions. i T. JOHNSTON, Manager for VEITCH & ALLAN, DBAPEBS, GHETTO WN.