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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1735, 18 September 1885, Page 2

11. AYRES, ! medical herbalist, | Taranaki ami Moiesworth Streets, Wellington, MAY BE CONSULTED either personally or by letter on any DISEASE. NUMEROUS CURLS HAVE BEEN EFEEC TED in th, WOBST CASES of EpiUl'sy. Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Liver Umplaint, Heart Disease, Consumption, Lumchitis, Asthma, Croup, Coughi, Colds, Yo persons should consider their cases hopeless uutii they nave tried one bottle. Treatment puitiy herbal. Arvice FREE, by enclosing stampfor reply. VC..Resale agent forpROFESSOR BROWN’S HERBAL REMEDIES. A.=at for Greytown—Mr W. C. NATION. FENS OVERCOATS AND MACINTOSHES Fur Sale ai tneC'ust Price, FOR CASH. 80 PAILS MENS SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS For Sale at 10 9d per pair,—CASH, JOHN THORBURN, The People's Clothier, Willis Street. UCi Wellington SALE AT THE CORNER HOUSE. GKfiVES I FLEMING’S A.vNi AL WINTER STOCK-TAKING SALE, COMMENCED SATUR-' DAY AUGUST 1, 1835. £157)00 St..ok to Select from. Must realise £4OOO .11,' August, and, to enable us to do so, «iil submit to the public our entire stock .A Drapery, Millinery and dolbing, at Prices. READ L ac.-. Satin and Chenille Pocket Muffs, 4s lid. lid. bsjid Lev Beaded Laces. Hid, worth Is 6d .di.--' .Chun Chemise, Is, worth Is ‘.ld L ..... fiimmeii Chemise, Is 4d, worth 2s6d J.i- rnmmed Drawers. Is 3d, worth 2s Gd " R n.igouC r-ets, 2s lid, worth os 6d Chihiri.-u Merin.i Pelisses, 3g lid, worth 10s lid Cnildren s Costumes, 3a lid, worth 10s Gd Sateen and Lace Collarettes, Lid, worth Is 3d \\ hit. and Cream btilling, id and 2d, worth Gd Ladle-, and Chi dree s Ribbed Hose, 4ld, worth Is Buper Scotch Fingering Wool, Is lid head, worth 3s Cuildren s Socks, 2J and 3d per pair Ladies’ Trimmed Night Dresses, Is lid worth -Is Ladies' Good Strong Stays, Is worth 2s Gd Ladies’ Extra Gm-d Stays, la lid, worthSsGd CLOTHING. Men- ft: rung Tweed Suits, 17s Gd worth37s Gd Men - Strong Tweed Trousers and Vest, 8s 11.1 worth 17s (id Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers, 4s lid, worth ba Gd Men's Tweed Sac Coats, Us lid, worth 15s Gd Lay's Tweed Trousers Suits, 11s Gd, worth 22s 6J D v's Knicker Suits. Is lid, worth 9s Cd Visitors to the Exhibition will find this a taro opportunity of purchasing goods and n- :al Drapery, Millinery and Clothing, lor a usiiiou-aud Home use. MEN'S MERCERY. Men s Merino Undershirts, Is 4d, worth 2s Gd Men s Meiino Drawers, is 7d, worth 2s 9d Mt.-n'i Underflanneis, 2s ild. worth 5s 6d d. n s Heavy Union .Shirts, 2s 6d, worth sa6d Men's Oxford Shirts, 2s lid, worth os Gd Men's Hand-Knitted Sox, 9d, worth Is 3d ‘-hc Tw.iied Sheeting. Odd pet yard, worth -o I Vi i.re Twilled Sheeting, yid per yard, worth Is 3d A.i v* 00l White Flannel, Gl4 per yard, worth All 'A 00l Scarlet Flannel, Gld per yard worth Is .Strong Brown Holland 3d per yard, worth ad -red Quilts, 2s lid each, large size Vv Fits Counterpanes, 3s lid each, large size Ladies' Tweed Ulsters, 3s i Id, worth 7s Gd ( ; red Satins, all colors, Is 4d. worth 3s C . ..red Winceys,2Jd, 3+d. lid, under English oust Black and Colored Cashmere, 1/4 yard, 45 inches wide worth 2s Gd Str-ng Cotton Shirtings, new patterns, 3Jd (■■■r yard Dre-- C .stume, Cloth and Homespun, 81d. ■v -rtlr Is 2d V 11.,-v T nun Plaids, Tul per yard, worth li La 1; A Cloth Jackets, from 2s lid, worth thr. times the money L‘.h i nmmed Hats and Bonnets, any juices to dear. SPECIAL. Xa;-: -‘ty Carpets, Is 7jd, Is lid, 2s 3d. worth PIANOS. s NEU.MEYERQUADKUPLEX o m. tnF only four times overstrung Pun s, j-tliiirod fiamc, check action, trichord. The best in the world—a pti feet marvel in m-o skill. If you v/int a Piano to ia-t a life time, securaa Neumeyer. Hesitate before purcl >! tsing boxes of wires, on the time payment systeT?, that will not realise one half their cost by the ti - ■ they are paid fur. M>' C.eioent Lee, Otaki. writes I have 1. 1 i y .ur Piano m u-e for some time, and am lii u'oiighly satisfied with it. It has had a u ■.( deal of rough usage, and yet is not /lie least out of tune. It seems to me a M'utoughlv serviceable Piano." [r 13, Ling. Otaki, writes " lam tho-lOU-'hh pleased with the Neumeyer 1..... I s lroD e ' lv '“' it to country P--T’ie, as 1 find it req. M,IM lmle toa “»-’* untry people should ; ■">>« one of these Pi mbs as tliev raid v re'imre turn. TO BE HAD ONLY FROM W. H. SPILL NEUMEYER PIANO DEPOT. LiimoN_ Quav, Welusuios. W. J. lankshear7~ icCOUNT BUCK MAKER, 8001 DINrER, AND GENELM. STATIONER, Oppositeßank of Ni.’.v rt. .1 mu.LatnbtonQi Depot of the BL*.Ab- Foreign Bible and the AYeihngtou Bundsy School Uni l