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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 1893, 25 October 1886, Page 2

DRAPERY I CLOTHING I’. MUIR WISHES to inform his customers ami the public that he has just opened a nice assortment of SUMMER GOODS, which he will sell at prices below any other Drapery Establishment in the Valley. Small profit and quick returns will be bis motto this season. The following are a few of the many lines ; Ladies’ 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 fid Men’s Wide Leaf Boaters, 3s Gd Men’s Cricketing Hats, 2s 9d Do Hard Felts, 5s fid Do Soft Felts from 3s fid Do do Hreen Underlined, 5a Gd Do In Worsted and Serge, 4s fid Boys’ and Youths’ Do Is 9d Men’s Tweed Trousers from 6a fid Do do Kaispoi, I3a fid Boys and Youths' 10s fid Men’s Tweed Trousers and Vests 13/6 Do Fox's Serge Suits, 39-- fid Do Kaispoi, do 49 fid Boys’ Blue Serge (lined), 5s t>.! Do dVeed do 6s fid

Alto Men’s Woollen and Cotton Shirta, Merino Shirts and Panto, Belts, Braces, Ties, Scarves &c . &>■ Crettones, former price 1- n«-w 9d Check Sateens, do do 9d. i.j<v 6sd Washing prints, do do 7£d, now 64 Holland Pinafores do do Is, now 9d Black Lace Beaded Collarettes, Is Heavy Navy Blue S r?e Is Ladies’ Corsets, tV< in is lid Long Lace Curtains, 2s 9d Double width Sheeting, 11 Honey Comb Towels, 6d Fancy Dress Qoods, 9d Navy Blue Cashmere, Is 6d Muslin Edging from 3£d Crochet and Lace Antimacassars, 7£d Crewdson Calico (heavy), 5s Gd per dozen Silesias Do do 6d perdoz Flower« (per spray) 3d Black Cashmere, Is lid Heavy Linen Ticking, Is 6d Children’s Sox per pair, 3d Ladies’ Silk Gloves, li Girls’ Hose from -tjd Laces, Ties, Scarves, Bibbons, Gloves in Kid and Silk. Agent for Butterwick’s cut paper Patterns, Sieger’s Sewing Machine Needles

IT. MUTE, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, MAIN STREET, GREYTOWN. OPT SOVEREIGNS wUI be given away in Ot/ this manner IS SOVEREIGNS to anyone guessing the EXACT, OR NEAREST NUMBER of MAIZE IN THE BOTTLE Now being shown in my window, and 5 SOVEREIGNS (aa second prize), to the NEXT NEAREST ODBUS. THE SHOT BOTTLE. 1$ SOVEREIGNS will be given to anyone guessing the Exact, os Neibkst tbs Exact, Ncmbss or SHOT IN THE LITTLE BOTTLE now shown in my window. In the event of more than one gneaaing the ezaet or winning number, the money will be equally divided. EVERY PURCHASER OP GOODS to the amount of 2/6 tu> register a number, and hr every extra 3/6 spent an extra number can bo registered in either bottle. JOHN THORBURN, The People’s Clothier, A Outfitter, 193 Lillis Street, Wellington YOU SHOULD BUY TOUR BOOTS AND SHOES D. P. LOASBY’S GREYTOWN AND CARTERTON BOOT WAREHOUSES. They are easy to put on; they are easy vhen they are on ; they suit the most tender feet ; they wear tcell; they are the cheapett in the Watrarapa. And the best proof that they are appre* eiated by the Pnblio is the great number of prirs sold every week.

There il a aplendid Stock to ohooae from, from LADIES DRESS SHOES to STRONG DAIRY BOOTS; from GENTS' COURT SHOES to Lett Kip Watertight*, and Children*, Maid*’ and Youth*’ Boot* and Shoe* of all qualitief. Boot* and Shoe* made to order Repair* neatly aod promptly done A Larpe Stock of Shoe Trunk* and ZiuO lined Caeca for aaie cheap. D. P. LOASEY, BOOT IMPORTER, OaarrowK un CaarißToi. ~ M •r appointment to hi* Esoellency the Governor, T. MYERS, PICTURE DEALER, Gilder and Picture Frame Maker, LAMB FOE QUAY. WELLINGTON

Portrait* Painted to Order frost Small Photo# It 8.-Mr Uyara bae on band a really baaniifal atoek of over; description of picota ■■framed and framed to ordn. fl-™ Hoterae to be given a war by fViaf lor eoet of Framfcf. 3 ui nuias non t/e. Can and laepttt them. TO LIND. £270 on tfod approved freehold Afplj to B. BlflTtf, Majtiaborongb,