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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XIX, Issue 2011, 31 December 1886, Page 2

LAST CHANCE FOB TUB YEAR 1886. E. MUIR WISHES to end the present year by giv ing the Public of Grey town and NiroiDdinf district a chance of obtaining their CHRISTMAS PRESENTS at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICES. SEE FOB YOURSELVES. No Trash, no Exhorbitant Prices, ad■titled by all who give him a Trial to be the Cheapest House in the District for Drapery and Clothing, HEAD. Boys Jersey Saits 3s 6d „ Tweed „ lined, 4s lid ~ Wonted large sizes, 13s 6d Men’s Heavy Melton Cloth Suits, 27s 6d „ Fox Serge Saits, 37s 6d „ Eaiapoi Riding Trousers, 13s 6d „ Bedford Cord Riding Trouaera 13s 6d Shirts, Socks, Hats, Ties, Belts, Braces, Ac-, in a large variety, and many other lines equally cheap, which 1 have not time to enumerate at present. Girls Straw Hats, 6d, 9d, Is ~ Trimmed Hats, from la 6d Women’s Straw Hats from la „ Trimmed Hats „2s 6d Children’s Motto Handkerchiefs 3d each Prints from 4d Job lot of Prints to clear, Bargains Splendid Cretonnes from 9d Ladies’Corsets from Is lid Laces from 3d yd Flowers, all sorts, (id spray Calico, Flannel, Sheeting, Ticking, Towels, Quilts, Toilet Covers, Antimacasaors for Chi if (mas decoration, at very LOW PRICES. See Door and Window for Prices.

Pictorial Almanacs largest and Beat Assortment iu the Valley, to be given to Cash Purchasers of 5a aad upwards. The Settlers would do well to see these, which will cheer the quiet hours and decorate the wall of their homes, and are to be bad FOR NOTHING. F. MUIR Takes this opportunity of wishing you the Compliments of the Season and thanking you for past favors, trusting to merit a continuance of the same in the future. Motto for 1887 EXCELSIOR.” F. MUIR DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, MAIN STREET, GBETTOWN. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT GRAVES AND FLEMING’S 69 sod 71, Manners Street, and No. 1, Cuba Street, Wellington. COMMENCING SATURDAY, 27th November.

la calling the attention of onr friends to the present Distribution of Christmas and New Year Gifts, we would remind them of the many Handsome Presents that were given away last year, and to the general satisfaction then expressed by onr numerous customers. This year we will do onr almost to please all who may favor ns with their patronage, as we have specially imported several Novelties in Tinted and Colored Crystalware, both useful and ornamental, which will be presented to buyers on even a more liberal scale than previous years. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR’S GIFTS. Mamed Men, Wives, Mothers and Yonng Men Purchasing Clothing, if they choose can select Silk Handkerchief, Scarf, Tie, &e„ as gifts, or any of the other handsome and useful articles shown in onr big window, according to the value of their Purchases. COMMENCING SATURDAY, Nov. 27. ARRIVAL or NEW SUMMER DRAPERY * MILLINERY, Consisting of Vew Trimmed flsts New Trimmed Bonnets New Untrimmed Hats New Uiitrunmed Bonnets New Prints and Sateens New Primed De Lains Now Oatmeal and Canvas Cloths New Dress Materials New Lecea and Flowera New Collarettes and Frillings New Jackets and Dolmans And a great variety of NOVELTIES suitable for the Sommer TtM m. GRAND SHOW { id oar Windows. __ i DRESSMAKING, j By Miss Young. Good fit, well-made, with expedition and moderate chargee, COTTON DRESSES, mom 6s STUFF DRESSES, peom 12s fid CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! have a splendid stock of every requN rile for Men a, Youths’ and Boya’ waar.

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