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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1892, 22 October 1886, Page 2

DRAPERY X, CLOTHING F. MUIR ■ . Sto intern his customers and < public that he has just opened a nice assortment of SUMMER GOODS, which 1 ill sell at prices below any other Diuperr Establishment in the Valley. Small profit and quick returns will be bis motto this season. The following are a few of the many lines ; Indies' Straw Hats in the newest styles Girls' Do do do do do Children's Do do do do Youths’ and Boys’ Straws Men’s Panama Hats, 5s 6d Men’s W ide Leaf Boaters, 3s 6d Men’s Cricketing Hats, 2s 9d Do Hard Felts, 5s 6d Do Soft Felts from 3s 6d Do do Green Underlined, 5a 6d Do In Worsted and Serge, 4s 6d Boys’ and Youths’ Do Is fid Men’s Tweed Trousers from 6s 6d

Do do Eaiapoi, 13a 6d Bojb and Youths’ 10s 6d Men’s Tweed Trousers and Vests 13/6 Do Fox’s Serge Suits, 39s 6d Do Kaiapoi, do 49s 6d Boys’ Blue Serge (lined), 5s 6d Do Tweed do 6s 6d Also Men’s Woollen and Cotton Shirts, Merino Shirts and Pants, Belts, Braces, Ties,-Scarves, &c.. &c Crettones, former price Is, now 9d Check Sateens, do do 9d, now 6jd Washing prints, do do 7jd, now Bd Holland Pinafores do do Is, now 9d Black Lace Beaded Collarettes, Is Heavy Navy Blfle Serge, Is Ladies’ Corsets, from Is lid Long Lace Curtains, 2s 9d Double width Sheeting, 11 id Honey Comb Towels, 6d Fancy Dress Goods, 9d Nary Blue Cashmere. Is 6d Muslin Edging from Crochet and Lace Antimacassars, 7jd Crewdson Calico (heavy), 5s Bd per dozen Silesias Do do Bd perdoz Flowers (per spray) 3d Black Cashmere, Is lid Heavy Linen Ticking, Is 6d Coild-en’s Sox per pair, 3d Ladies' Silk Gloves, li G:ris’ Hose from l|d Laces, Ties, Scarves, Ribbons, Gloves

in Kid and Silk. Agent for Butterwicii’i cut paper Patterns, Singer’s Sawing Machine Needles F. MUIR, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, I 1 STREET. OEETTOWS. 35 SOVEREIGNS will be given away in thia manner xift „ SOVEREIGNS to anyone guessing the .CT, OB NEAREST NUMBER of MAIZE IN THE BOTTLE Now being shown in my window, and g SOVEREIGNS (as second prize), to the NEXT NEAREST GUESS. THE SHOT BOTTLE. |5 SOVEREIGNS will be given to anyone gnoanog the Exact, ob Near ret the Exact, Neman or SHOT IN THE LITTLE BOTTLE now shown in my window. In the event of more than one guessing the exact or winning number, the money will be equally divided. EVERY PURCHASER OF GOODS to the amount of 276 ««n register a number, and lor every extra 1/6 spent an extra number can be ngiststed in either bottle. JOHN THORBURN, The People's Clothier, A Outfitter, 199 Willis Street, Wellington YOU SHOULD BUY TOUB BOOTS AND SHOES D. P. LOASBY’S GBEYTOWN AND CARTERTON BOOT WAREHOUSES. They are easy to put on; they art easy when they are on ; they suit the most tender fe>!; they wear well; they are the cheapest in the Wairarapa. And the best proof that they are appreciated by the Public is tbe great number ol purs sold every week. There is a splendid Stock to ehonse from, from LADIES DBEBB SHOES to STKONG DAIRY BOOTS ; from GEN I ■*’ *v»Ußl’ SHOES to best Kip Watertights, and Children’s, Maids’ and Youths’ Boots and Bbosa of all qualities. Boots and Shoes made t< 'H ,{ Bepaws neatly and promptly done A Large Stock of Shoe Trunks and Zioc Lined Cases tot sale cheap. D. P. LOASBY, BOOT IMPORTER, OarrrowH ixo Caxtxbtoi. By appointment to his KxccUsdc)- the Governor,

T. MIEES, PICTURE DEALER, (HUUtf tad Platan Frama Maker, LAMB TOE QUAY. WELLINGTON Portrait* Painted to Order from Saall Photo* . * Myan h*« on bud a really W-itultl aloek of arory dcaeHptioo of picor* ■naaai aod framd to ordft. Ataaaaaa Piatorea to ba girtn away by p*|iaf foe aoatof Framieg. 3 pbamisfbom »/«, Ui Oafl aod iaapeet than. TO LEHD~ £270 an ypprotad freehold Apply to B. SMITH, Maxtia bo rough,