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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 308, 5 November 1879, Page 1

PUT) A T TMDTBMEN'rS FOR THE SEASON JUST LANDED EROM ENGLAND AND AMERICA. Wood's world renowned Reapers and Binders ~ Grass Mowing Machines, for one horse Hornsby's Spring Balance six-arm Self-Rake Reapers Horiisby's Combined Reapers and Mowers and mowers only Hornsby's Grass Mov;crs " Buckc/e" American Grain Brills, for all lands of grain " Ithaca" Bi'oad-cast Grain and Bred Sowers Hand Seed Drills for Gardeners and Farmers Clod Prusliers ijnd Land Rollers horse hoes American Corn Shcllcrs and Corn Crashers grist mills "Eclipse" Winnowing Machines and one-horse Threshing Machines Light American Horse Hay Bakes Hornsby's Portable Engines with latest improvements Horsi'-powers and intermediate motions Chaff-cutters, Cheese presses, weighing machines Furse hooks and slashers, seytlie handles, patent scythes, scythe-stones Hayforks, hayrakes, reap hooks Sheep Shears, Turkey Slips, Wool packs, rnddle Steel and iron fencing wire, Standards and Staples Sheep dip tanks, and Sheep Dip. Full particulars 011 application to E. W. MILLS, HARD WAKE MERCHANT, WELLINGTON. E M P 0 a I [J ii SPRIIG & SUMMM. SEaSON ! F. W. HALES BEGS to announce to his numerous customers that he is now opening up a complete assortment of GENERA]:, DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, coJirasixc; THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, Suitable for the coming season, which lie is showing in TEMPORARY' PREMISES, NEXT TO BANK N.Z, QUEEN-STREET, Prior to removal into new building, which will bj COMPLETED EARLY IN NOVEMBER,

NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF SPUING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES AT DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. W. B ELL Begs to iiiiiiouncD having opened his First Shipment of Spring and Summer NoveUiss, and will be shewn on SATURDAY., September 13th, Novelties in New Millinery Bonnets in English and French * Novelties in Ladies' new Trimmed Hats in French and English Novel ies in Girls new Trimmed Hats in French and English All the new shapes in Ladies' Unlrimmed Jlats All the new shapes in Girls' Untrimmed Huts New French and English Flowers, new Feathers, new Laces New Kibbous, cew Ornaments, new Fichus, new Capelets New Fringes, new Ruehings, new Satins, new Silks, new Silk Squares New Silk Scarfs, new IlreLne Lace Scarfs in Black and White New Kid Gloves in one and two buttons new Lace Gloves, new Collars and Cutis New Hosiery, new Dress Fabrics, new Black . Lustres and Lustrines, new All-wool l'oplins New Siik-li'isli lustres, new Buttons to match, new Prints, new Cor.-.ets, new underclothing The Manchester Department will be found well-stocked, and at extraordinary low prices. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, i Men and Hoys' new Tweed Suits J M .11 and Boys' new Galatea Coats, new Sac Coats j Men ami Boys' new Blue Venetian Paget Coats, new Black Cloth Paget Coats New Galatea Black Cloth Coats, new Tweed Trousers and Vests, new Silk Coats, uctt Alpaca Ccats Men and Hoys' new Shirts in White Dress Shirts, Oxfords, Harvards, Crimeans, and Regattas New Collars, uew Scarfs, and Ties New Eelt J-iats, new Leghorn Hats, new Straw Hats and Helmets in great variety. New Belts, Braces, &c. Stock, V". B, begs to say that ho is still adhering to the old maxim—"Small Profits and Quick Returns." W. BELL, DRAPER AND OUTFITTER, Denison House, Mastehtox. " 2G3 O I_l C Owing to t''e heavy and continued rise in Flour, my price of Bread will be, on and after October Ist—--8d tha Largo Loaf 4d the Fmall (cash) 9d booked. M. YOUt'G, 270 Carterton M° RT ° N ' S PIiIVATE ACADEMY ' Wellington Turracr WILL have enlarged accomodation for Boarders after the Christmas holidays. Unexceptionable references given. ' 274