SCHRODER, HOOPER, & Co., gALL OP (JOMMERCE. SPRING 8® ' SPRINGGOODS! S3 GOODS!! 1880. SPRING 1880. MESSES nCHRODEMTTOOPER, in returning thanks for the 1 liberal patronage 0 . JLL accorded to them since their commencement in business, beg to announce the . , . < . ARRIVAL OF PACKAGES AND BALES ■' | ' ,6p- V,: . - ; SPRING AND SUMMER • DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND ) The whole of which has been opened up and Marked off at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. Customers can now rely upon being able to purchase the MOST FASHIONABLE and SEASONABLE CLASS OF GOODS, which fire NOT SURPASSED, (if equalled) in Nqw Zealand for P HIOE" QU ALITY, AND DURABILITY, • —■ —-o v. The following are tho reasons: — Ist. "We buy our goods from tho beat x : - 2nd. We import nothing but the moßt durable class of goods 3rd. Not having a lot of heavy expenses to contend against, wo are enabled to givo oußtomera tiie benefit. ,' i ■ . 4th. Our stock is large and well-assorted. _ . sth. We sell CHEAP, and for CASH, thereby avoiding any bad debts and enabling us tc sell at a small advance on COST PRICE. ~ . SCHRODER, HOOPER, & Co., HALL UP COMMERCE, Have just opened, and aro now showing, a SPLENDID STOCK in all the newest styles and Fashions in Ladies and Children's Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. . Berthas, Fichus, Capes, Jackets, Mantles, Paletots, Costumes, Skirts, Morning Wrappers, Flowers, Feathers, Ac. ALL THE'NEWEST STILES' AND; DESIGNS IN PLAIN AND, FANCY " ' DIiEjSS MATERIAL, . ' , Including— , Plain, Fancy, and-Fompdpw Tohwteens, Mohairs, Barages , Main, Fapev, and Pompadour Sateens, Lustres, Carmelites Plain, Fancy, and Pompadour (Jrenadipes, Mjislips, Muslinettes , . • ' Plain, Fancy, and Pompadour Galateas, Ac., Ao., Ac. A Splendid Assortment of Plain, Fancy, and Pompadour Prints, ■ ——oA Varied Assortment of Real and Imitation Laces, Including the new Bretoniie Lace; Denlille Prabapt, Duchcsse, and other Laces. A very large selection of Ladies' Plain and Pompadour Parasols, Umbrellas, Sunshadea, Ac. A Grand Variety of Silk Scarfs, haU'-Squares, Collars, Cuffs, Ladies' qnd.'Jhjldien's ' Hosiery, Gloves, Ac.,. Ac. The MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT is replenished with every requisite. .
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S YOUTHS', AND BOYS CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. : ■ Men's, Youths', and Boys' Hats, in hard and soft Felt, Pith, Cork, Leghorn, and Straw.. • Men's, Youths', and Boys' Shirts in White, Oxford, Regatta, Harvard, <&c. . Men's and Boys Collars, Ties, SocltSj Belts,; Braces, &c. And several moro lines too numerous to particularise. ' WAIT!!! !■ : : OilL MAltir ASB ISSPgOT OUE SWCKI WfIY'WAIT .for a lot of Shop-worn and Moth-eaten rubbish, when YOU CAN NOW PUECHaSE . ' GOOD, SOUND, PASHIONABiE, AND BKASOFABK GOODS. FOR LESS MOPY, AT SCHRODER, HOOPER, & Co., HALL. OF COMMERCE, Opposite the Club Hotel, MASTERTON. lily V ' ■ M' DU F F & 0 . •EMPIRE CARRIAGE FACTORY. COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Landaue, Broughams, Hansom Calls, Expresses, Spring Carts, oto., fQually 'uftodevate in price, and all handsomely finished. Jpbbjiig promptly attended to on Very reasonable terms. Fstimatoo given, and all \y«rk guaranteed for twelvo months. Donblc-scatqtV Buggy, with pole, shafts, and fomm complelo for FORTY-FIVE POUNDS* Singla-seated Einggy, :^'itli' 'sliKffe'aiicllanrps,"TilJßTY-FIVE I'OUNDS.: ■. to carry'nine, with shafts, aud IamiwIfORTY^IVEPOUNDS;- ■ Ladies' Low-wheeled Park Phaeton. with shafts and laiiipa, FORTY SIX POUNDS, ; TO PARTIES FURNISHING 4 HOUSE, AND.THOSE REQUEUING ANY ARTICLE:
NO Bettor Opportunity liaa occuiTcd for a" long timo for tho -.purchase of IKONMONGEItY in all its branches .it the Lowest possible rates than that now • afloriled at ... ROBERT GARDNER & GO.'S. CLE A K12f.0 OAS H SALE ' ■ OX LAIIBTON QUAY. 257 C Tliis Sale is bona fide, no further proof being necc-ssary thaii the absolute ami 'general! reduction of all the prices of all the gooils upon the premises. ' PIIIUKS could'be.published that might; convince-the mns{ spppjioal, \yp.uld not. satisfy everyone, bccauso'tlie varicty of gqqd| in ouv presont'siock' would Gil a; volumo.j . 7*o;'v' V ! /.'/ • A I'ERSONAL INSPECTION IS INVITED, ROBERT GAMER it CO,, ; OPPOSITE END OF GREY-Sr,, THE QUAY. - SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, OPPOSITE NEW COURTHOUSE, LAMBTOH QUAY. MESSRS PERT GARDNER 4 CO. 4ro appointed SOLE AGFNTS foi the following celebrated SEVYING MACHINES • ."WHEELeB |& WILSON," '■ ' " LIGHT-RUNNING' STANDARD,"; " HOME companion; TIME PAYMENTS ALLOWED. / ,f ' " A Skilled Machinist nlways nn the premises. K.8.-A Sowing Machine -for,TWO IOUiNDS FIVE SHILLINGS,' with Four Pounds Ten. '' L ' 1
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 610, 3 November 1880, Page 1
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