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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 723, 22 March 1881, Page 1

1881 • AUTUMN : am' WINTER 1881 DEAPEEY. SCHRODER, HOOPER 4 Co., HALL OF COMMERCE, JUST OPENED & MARKED OPE AT ASTONISHINGLY LOW PEICES! • SEVENTY-ONE PACKAGES A'BALES. SEVENTY-ONE PACKAGES AND BALES! Consisting of all the LATEST FASHIONS, COLORS, AND DESIGNS! IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED MILLINERY. HATS AND BONNETS, PLOWERS AND POTHERS. VELVETS & VELVETEENS! —PLUSHES!— Costumes, Skirts, Juchts, Ulsters, Mantles, Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, Merinos, Baige Cloths, Satin Cloths, Reap, Serges. All-Wool Plaids, Cashmeres, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Frillings, Ruches, Buttons. LACES, SCARPS. COLLARS. AND CUFFS. Blankets, Flannels, Shirting, Calicoes, Sheeting, Winceys. Cretonnes, Fingering Wools, PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. Underclothing, Corsets, and Habordashcry of every description. MEN'S, YOUTH'S, Aro BOTS CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS, COLLARS, &c, SCHEODEE, HOOPEB & CO., FIRST SHOW DAY, SATURDAY, 14m MARCH, 1881, HALL OF COMMERCE, OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL, MASTEETON.

1 m ■ m M'DUFF <k CO., EMPIRE CARRIAGE FACTORY. COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. Landaus, Broughams, Hansom Cabs, Expresses, Spring Carts, etc., etc,, equally moderate in prico, and Ml handsomely"jinished. lobbing promptly attended to on very reasonable terms. Estimates given, and all work guaranteed for twelve months. Double-seated Buggy, with polo, shafts, and lamps complete for FORTY-FIVE POUNDS. Buggy, with shafts and lamps, THIRTY-FIVE POUNDS. •Wagmiette, to cany nine, with shafts, and lamps, FORTY-FIVE POUNDS. Ladies' Low-wheeled Park Phaeton, with shafts and lamps. FORTY-SIX POUNDS.

SENT POST FREE IN AN ENVELOPE FOB 4d. THE Botanic Treatment for all Nervous Disorders, which unfit sufferers for marriage, &c, 40.; olso Consumption, Clii'ouio Disease of tho Chest, Stomach, Liver, and Epilepsy. Address— E, T. SELBY, . Medical Herbalist, 63 John-street, Waterloo, Sydney. J 0B B tt" T WALKER, PEINCE OF WALES HOTEL, Grey-street, Wellington. Country Yisititors will find a hearty vol some and snpenoi" accornmodution at this house. Gfl? MILL AND STEPHENS, (Late W. H. Mason), BLACKSMITH AND FAIUUEKS, Supremo Court Buildings, Wellington. Visitors from'iho Country with Horsos requiring attention are respectfully requested to give this Fqrgo a trial, .yrhon they will not fail to reeeivo satisfaction, Shoeing on an improved principle. 615 |\/TURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. l Have Now Landing, In First-class Condition, BYE GRASS. COCKSFOOT AND ENGLISH GRASS SEEDS,. Of all descriptions, inoluding Clovers, Fescues, Poa Pratenßis, &c. Prices on application. Qn .' Hakd—Patent Steel Barbed Fencing Wire, Washburn and Moen brand. MURRAY,. ROBERTS & CO., Wcllincton. . 704

IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Sqnattora, Station-holders, and others. THE Undersigned has now landing, and to, arrivo (which will be sold Cheap)— 30 tons Best Annoaled Fencing Wire— Nos, 6,7, and 8 10 tons Best Stool Fencing Wire-Nos. 9 and' 10 40 reels of Star Barb.Fencing. Wiro (4 barbs)—each 500 yds 20 kegs each Cut and Diamond Point Staples 20 tons Gospel Oak Galvanised Iron, 2C gviago—G, 7, and Sffc 10 Miles Best Babbit Netting—36 xlf —l(i guage Grass Seeds, Tea, Flour,- Sugar, Tobac- • co, Vestas, and All other STATION 'REQUISITES always on hand. ~ l<A - '<'■ Quotations oft application, R, S! WATERHOUSE, Featherstou-st., Wellington. MUSICAL NOTICE. . ' TTAVINCI taken .over the stock of Mr Charles Bonnington, consisting of every description of Music and Musical Instruments, I shall be offering the same at Greatly Reduced' Prices duriug thoniext three months WM. WEBLBY, ■Music Warehouse T>ni ton Quay, Wellington '.\l FIBEWOODV HREWOOD! • "•yiIEEWOOD supplied in any quantity by J the undersigned '; - ';. A reduction made for two or more cords. Orders left with Watson & Wintaringham will be wonptly attendal to., .'■• S P - H V : v?[|F.YOM. ■,.

THE Uncooked Potato is under ground, and nearly everybody is -vvaiting for some other body to turn it up, or for something to turn up to improvo trade, I will tell you how I manage to. get such a large business. lam not always grumbliug and fauMndinß aud predicting bad times. I buy my goods like a' man who understands his bußinosa; no ten yards of this aud five Tf I wore not the best Tailor .in this city I would deserve to be bumpedj and that is I Vft rv aevereipunishment if properly carried the Tailor, 698