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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 104, 10 March 1879, Page 1

MPORTANT L\ OTICK CHEAP SALE!!! $T CHEAP SALE!!! EXPIRATION OF LEASE. £4,556 18 s ' 6DWORTH OF JQRAPEIiY, QLOTHING, MILLINERY, £C, TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST!!! W. Bell BEGS to announce, in consequence of liia Lease of Premises expiring at an early date, lie is compelled to clear out his whole Stock of— Drapery Clothing Millinery ic. At Prices Never Before Heard Of! Every Department has been gone through, Seduced and Remarked, so that the purchasing Public can have the benefit of this GEiWLYE CHEAP BALE ! COMMENCING ON jyjONDAY, 25th f?A, 1879. For Men's Clothing—See the Prices. For Boy's Clothing—Sec the Prices, For Youths' Clothing-See tho Prices, For Men's and Boy's Dress Shirts—Seo the Prices. For Men's and Boy's Harvard Shirts-See the Prices. For Men's and Boy's Hats and Caps—See the Prices. For Fancy Drapery—See the Prices. For Ladies' Costumes—See the Prices. For Fancy Dress Stuffs—See the Prices. For Winceys and Alpacas—Seo tho Prices For Flannels and Merinoes—See the Prices attention is also directed to the followingBlankets, Flannels, Tickings, Sheetings, Calicoes Counterpanes, Towelling, Prints Diapers, Toilet Covers, Lace Curtains, Muslin Curtains, Hosiery Gloves, Corsets Plain and Fancy Ribbons Flowers, Feathers, &c., dfcc,, &c. W. BELL, - DENISON HOUSE, - Masterton. ÜBNITURE WAREHOUSE T. S. JAGO, CABINET-MAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, Briiige-stkekt, Masterton. T. S. J., in returning thanks to his numerous customers for their liberal support, begs to state that, having finished his

NEW PREMISES, He lias opened them with an entirely NEW AND WELL - ASSORTED STOCK, Comprising— Drawing-room suites, Dining-room suites, Brussels carpets, Tapestry carpets, Kidderminster carpets, spring mattrasses, Hair mattrasses, Flock mattrasses, Flax mattrasses, Feather beds, Iron bedsteads, Wood bedsteads, Couches, Invalids' couches, children's iron swing-cots, children's wood swing cots, Chellioners, music-stools, toilet sets, looking-glasses, perambulators, sofas, chairs, cushions, all sizes, matting, nigs, floorcloths, And every dcscriptionofFurnißhing requisites, Pianos re-silked and polished, All kinds of Picture-framing executed, Carpets planned and laid down, Venetian blinds made to order, Furniture renovated, and all kinds of repairs executed on the premises, The inspection of the public invited. N.B.— Furniture delivered within a reasonable distance, T. S. JAGO, Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, add Undertaker, Bridge-street, Mastorton. Mutual life association OF AUSTRALASIA. [Established 1869, and incorporated by Act of Parliament.] Head Office George and Wynyard Streets, Sydney. New Zealand Branch Head Office—Auckland. The Mutual Life Association was the first office in the Colonies to free Assurers from the restrictions imposed by other offices, and tho only one granting policies absolutely indefeasible from the date of issue. US' Our travelling Agent, Mr J. A. Brown, isnowinMasterton, and mil give every information to intending Assurers, WILLIAM J. F. BELL, General Agent for New Zealand, Mastkrton Agents ; Messrs B, & J, Brown