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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2028, 9 February 1887, Page 1

IMPORTANT NOTICE. W. CLARK The well known Wellington Direct Importer of Drapery. Clothing and Millinery Goods, desires to call the attention of the Wairarapa Public to the following facts: — 1. He imports his own goods direct from the cheapest markets in the world 2. He sells as cheap as any other house in Wellington, and cheaper than a great many of them 3. He has a very large and varied stock to select from in all departments. 4. fle always has new and fashionable goods ; all importations being by 5. latest novelties 6. fle sells all Goode at the Carterton Branch at the same price as at the Town House 7. He always has a Large Assortment of Choice Millinery at the Carterton Branch 8. He is at all times prepared to forward any goods not in stock at the Carterton Branch, at a few hours notice, and at Wellington Prices. 9. He does a large Tailoring Trade in town. Patterns can be selected, and measurements taken at the Carterton Branch 10. Ho has just received lot of Tweeds from the Wellington Woollen Company's new works, which ate well worth inspection 11. He keeps a large stock of MUSIC j on hand, comprising “Victoria” and “ Cavendish ” Books, Bound Pianoforte Music, as well as Violin Solos with piano accompaniments. All sheet music at half price—same as sold in England. Pianofortes by the best makers, can be supplied on deferred payment system, or hire, with option ot purchase 12. He is noted for attention to all orders no matter how small Bearing in mind the above facts, it will be seen that W. CLARK offers ad van* tages which cannot be equalled by people who call themselves ‘‘ Importers,” but ho in reality only buy their goods from • ellington merchants THOS. PROCTOR, Manager. Just Arrived. JUST ARRIVED. JUST ARRIVED. direct steamers He keeps theCABTERTON BRANCH constantly supplied with all the NEW STOCK. NEW STOCK. New Stock of Spring & Summer

Goods. W. P. ALLEN’S QO-OPEBATIVE QO-OPERATIVE gTORE, CARTEBTON. DAILY COACHES BETWEEN MARTINBOROUGH, FEATHEBSTON, AND GEEYTOWN. LEAVE Martinborrcgh Daily at 6.30 a.m., arriving at Featberston at 8.30. Leave Featberston Daily at 11 a.m., arriv- ■ g at Martinborongh at 1 30 p.m. An Extra Coach leaves cJartinbr rough for roytowu at 9 o’clock every Thursday Morng, leaving Greytown at 2 p in. Charge—2!= 6d each way. Parcels and Goods C. J. BEARD, Plumber, Painter, Paperbanger and Well Sinker, GEEYTOWN, HAS IN STOCK—Pump*, Piping, Taps, Couplings, Bath Plugs, Zinc, Tin, &e. White and lud Lead, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil, Oak aud Copal Varnish, Patent Knotting, Turpi, Dryers, Paints of Every Color, Paper, Scrim, Tacks, Tape. Piping Cut 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 PRINTING ol every description in Gold aud Sliver, and Colored Inks. Also, on Silk, Satin, Calico, Ac, at the Standard Office, Greytowo. LAWRIES’ at reduced rates 023