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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 666, 13 January 1881, Page 1

Hall o|^mmerce. SCHRODER, HOOPER '& Co., v. SPECIAL BARGAINS ARE NOW OFFERED IN EYERY DEPARTMENT. CALL EARLY 'AMI MAKE YOUR PURCHASES. LADIES' TEUIMED HATS UNDER COST PBICE. SEDUCTIONS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MANCHESTER GOODS. Sckoder, Hooper & Co, ' Schroder, Hooper <k Co,. CITRAW TTATS AT AID TIACH BEST Q UALITY FELT CARPET, jjjinaw J_|Alb Af QIU JjjAGH g pER „ D _ Schroder, Hooper 6 Co. g ' Schroder, Hooper 6 Co. ' REDUCTIONS tu «« REDUCTIONS IN ULUUOIIONS IN " ANCy -p^ RApERY pLAIN & TjTIANOY T\RESS p OODS j 1 V Scheoder, Hooper and Co, Schroder, Hooper <fc Co. LADIES' Gnr j) ° Linen Collars and Guffs, OOD YV ASHING JTRINTS, <j OJ d ™ HET. Schroder, Hooper k Co, Reduction! in Indies' nnd Cliildren's Sckoder, hooper & Co, TTNDERCLOTHING. REDUCTIONS IN r o TACKETS, TvOLWARS & QKIRTS Schroder, Hooper and Co, •J V O LADIES' b White Cotton Hose, Sckoder, Hooper & Co. ID PER pATR. . T ADIES' pOSTUMES, f-S AD. {*) § Schroder, Hooper and Co, Schroder, Hooper & Co. Reduction in Mon's Youth's and Boy's IW™, R™,| clothing, O Men's, Youths' nnd Boy's HATS'* OAFS. Remnants of Fancy Dress Goods, $j Men's, Youth's, and Boy's Rouinanls of Lustrca-Eemnants of Prints, fc WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTs. Remnants of Calicos. £> Men's, Youths', and Boy's J HOCKS, T>ELTS, AND T>RACES, REMNANTS OF FLANNELS, '■ 0 D D ■ . COLLARS. TIES, &e. ifenwiftnte vf Every Deccription ! Men's, Youths', and Boy's Clothing of Every Description! BEJUKKAEIiI CDSiP. BEaAEK/BL? CHEAP. COUNTRY ORDIB3 ATTENDED TO AS IF SELECTED IN PERSON' AND liNSPECT OUK STOCK, DON'T MISTAKE THE ADDRESS;SCHRODER, HOOPER & CO, •HALL OF COMMERCE, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE. THE CLUB HOTEL,

M'DUFF k CO., ' EMPIRE CARRIAGE FACTORY. COURT ISNAY PLACE, WELLINGTON, landaus, Broughams, Hansom Gabs, Expresses, Spring Carts'.'etc,-, etc., equally moderate in price, and all handsomely fuiishcd. lobbing promptly attended to on very reasonable, terms. Fetimates' given, and all work guaranteed lor twelve months.' Doable-seated Buggy, with pole, srtaftß, and lamps complete for FORTI-FIVE FOUNDS. I Single-seated Buggy, with shafts and lamps, THIRTY-FIVE POUNDS Wagonette, to carry nine, with shafts, aud lamps, FORTY-FIVE POUNDS, ladies' low-wheeled Park Phaeton, with shaf tsand lamps. FORTY SIX POUNDS.

NOTICE OF RAILWAY OPENING. To All Honest Gentlemen 'about to visit Masfcerton. -TTUDY ECONOMY, and go to ABUYLE ,J HOUSIi, and you can get a good lunch, Dinner, Tea, a Bed, and every accommodation, to suit the times, You PAY for the Dinner, I GIVE tho refreshments, Hostess A, EWINGTON, I P.&-rflobd Stabling' and Paddocks, and Sadalo Horaos. 606 I CHEAP SALE! DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &., IN inE E6TATB P? . S. W. ALCORN, LAMBTON QUAY, Wellington. . Being compelled to relinquish business, S. W. Akoen is now hoWin.? A CLEARING-.OUT SALE. Every article iu stock has got to be sold, as the Estate must bo wound up quickly. The bbock has therefore been re-markod AT Prices Quite Irrespective of Cost ! To tho settlers in the Wairarapa .Dtstrict, , Storekeepers, and Hotql Proprietor, this Sale offers a BARE OPPOETUNITY of securing NEW, FASHIONABLE & USFFUL GOODS it Less than JVhoksale Price! t Orders, accompanied with P.O. Order will lcceive prompt attention., S.W^ALCOEN; "' (IN, LIQUIDATION) 4 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON,

1 L. JENN ES S , or. WATCH AND CLOCKMAKEB, And leweheb, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. G. L. J. lias much plcasuro in informing his customers and the public generally that he has just received a large stock of WATCHES, CLOCK?, AND JEWELLERY Suitable for Christmas and New Yoar6' Presents, which will be sold at very low prices. G. L. JEHNESS, : WILLIS-STEEET, WELLINGTON, 616 ACOK & TyitIGLEY'S AATMEAL Tl/TILL, WAIPO.UA .. ~. MASTERTON Is now in full wqrkuig order, and any order they may be favored with will be promptly attended' to, and forwarded to any part of the Valley. Be rare to ask for BACON k WRIGXEY'S OATMEAL, as you can always relv on getting it FRESH. We. wish to call tho attention of Farmers and the General Publio to the following SPECIALITIES, never, bofore to be obtained in tlio difltript, Weal seeds and Corn Du6t, which will be found most beneficial and profitable food , Try our Huskß, to mix with oats for [ horse feed. Have your oats crushed, and so 6ave 20 per cent B. & W. are prepared to grist at current , rates. I In connection with thfi above is the the Waipoua Steam Fa'w, Planing,' Moulding and Turning Mills', where building materials I and all the requisites of the trade* can be (obtaine at the low?j rates. : 614