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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1888, 24 September 1886, Page 1

SPRING GOODS J UST ARRIVED Peb Ruapehu W. TOO GOOD IS just opening up the FIRST SHIP* M.ENT of New Spring Goods, consiaing of the Choicest Dress Material of every description. LACES & TRIMMINGS to MATCH MILLINERY, &c., &c. Residents in the Wairarapa will find it to their advantage to give these importations a trial, as they cannot be beaten in quality and the prices are srtremely low. SECOND SHIPMENT Per Tainui to arrive October Ist, consisting of MEN’S, YOUTHS’ & BOYS’ CLOTHING, &c., &c. W. TOOGOOD

Begs to announce that he has just engaged a First Class Dressmaker who will commence duties on or about the Ist October next. W. TOOGOOO Is still Greatly Reducing many Lines to make room for next shipments. An early call will ensure many advantages which liberal patronage and greatly increased Business enable him to offer. WANTED KNOWN, THAT G. M. GARDENER CRITERION STORE LS SELLING 421b Bags Best Crystallise!) Sugar at 11s Gd lor Cash. That a 12lb Box of Choicest Congou Tea can be bought for 16s 6d for Cash, at the CRITERION STORE. That 7id will purchase 11b Sperm Candles or 15s 6d for the 251b box at the CRITERION STORE. Kerosine, 130 Test. 7s 9d per tin; los 6d per case, at the CRITERION STORE, Really Good Soap, 5d per bar, or 7s 9d per box, at the CRITERION STORE. Jams, real Jam, Best Nelson,7d per tin or 6s 9d dozen.

That all Groceries are reduced 5 per cent, for Cash at the CRITERION STORE, Why 1 sell so cheap, being old established, and always paying for my goods, I have the pick of the market, and having Brothers in Wellington in business, can buy large lines at greatly reduced prices. That 1 will forfeit £6O if my Drapery and Clothing is not 10 per cent, cheaper than any bouse in Carterton. Re* member, CRITERION STORE. That I have the largest stock of Blankets in the district, also that owing to the extraordinary value I sell twice as many as any other storekeeper. That those who favor the Criterion Store with their custom will save money, have a large selection, and always get the very best articles. G. M. Gardener, Criterion Store, Carterton. C. J. BEARD, Plumber, Painter, Paperhanger and Weil Sinker, GBEYTOWN, HAS IN STOCK—Pumps, Piping, Taps, Couplings, Bath Plugs, Zinc, Tin, Ac. White and Bed Lead, Boiled and Baw Linseed Oil, Oak and Copal Varnish, Patent Knotting, Turps, Dryers, Paints of Every Color, Paper, Scrim, Tacks, Tape. Piping Gut and Tapped to any length required. Glass Cut to any size. Every requisite for the trade always in stock. All orders punctually attended to. 680

FARMERS AND OTHERS. IF you want something to make a good hedge, AFBICAN BOXTHORN OR KRAIL ia the quickest, strongest, and best growing thing yon can have. It is an EVERGREEN, does not spread, and sheep will not eat; it it does not blight, and will make a strong hedge IN THREE YEARS. An ounce ol seed will grow enough (or half* a-mile. Price— 2s Id per ounce, post paid, to any address. Send postal notes or stamps to D. BARRATT, Tividale Nursery, 77 Near Greytown. WANTED KNOWN riIHAT the only Gentlemen and Ladies’ JL HAIRDRESSER in Greytown is the real WRIGHT for style and finish. No half holidays or disappointment to the public. ALWAYS AT HOME. Hours of Business—B am. to 9 p.m. Saturday •• •• 8 „ toiipm PRICES AS USUAL. A. WRIGHT. Main Street, Greytown. NOTICE. I would recommend those who require TOBACCO A BRIAR PIPES before purchasing elsewhere to pay a visit to the establishment of A. WRIGHT, HAIRDRESSER, Main Street. i Tobacco, 5s 6d per lb, and Briar Pipes 6d each, Cheapest Selection in the District of (Briar