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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 738, 8 April 1881, Page 1

'SPECIALITY' ■ ALEX.: SAMPLE, HI • " ' '" ■■■■ M ■ 'GENTLEMEN'S MEKOER, ', \lllH?iyi^fiMlMya^^?l - "WILLIS-STREET, ■WELLINGTON, ADJOINING THE MELBOUENE HOTEL. * OPENING UP FOR WINTER SEASON,, " MELBOUME-MADE CLOTHING, OYERCOATS .IN GREAT YARIETY. From 11 to 20 inehestlways in . Tweed Trousers, 9s Gd to 20s. Plain and Pleated Fronts, Trousers ana Vests, 17s 6d to 30s' To button behind or fasten in front. : Suits, 45s to £3los. ' - The above Roods are all mado to my own order, and will be found WELL SEWN and FIT EQUAL to any BESPOKE GARMENTS. A Large Stock of Hats, Caps, Socks, Pants, Singlets, Glovss, Braces, Soarfs, Ties, Collars, Studs, Umbrellas. Travelling Bogs, Portmanteaux, Bugs, to. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OVERALLS. Orders from the Country will receive my Special Care and attention. ALEX. SAMPLE, Willis-street, Weliinoton.' 1881. aIITUMN AND WIKTB 1881 AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. W. BELL, BEGS to annnounce his GRAND DISPLAY OP AUTUMN AND'WINTER GOODS ON SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, 1881. Consisting of all the newest stylos in Parisian and London Millinery, Bonnets Parisian and London Hats, all the new styles in Ladies' and Girls' untriuimed Hats, also the Tain O'Shanter in plush, silk satin, and velvet, real Seal Hats, various styles, Ladios' and Girls' imitation Seal Hats every style, new Oriental Ribbons, new Satin Faille Ribbons, new Plueh Uibbons all shades,- new Chinelle Flowers, new embosied Velvets, new Feathers new Ornaments, new Trimmings, new Plushes, new Kid Gloves, new Leslio Gloves, now Cloth Gloves, new Doe Gloves, new Ruffles, new Lisso Ruchings, new'Tarlton Ruchings, in great variety, Ladies' and Girls' Underclothing, new Dress Stuffs and Trimmings to match, now Serges, new Merinoes. new Cashmeres, new Winceys, new Sattens, new Llamas new Shawls, new Blankets, new Flannels, new Counterpanes, new Sheetings, Tiokings Towellings, and Calicoes, new Lace and Muslin Curtains. LADIE'S AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE COSTUMES LADIES' AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE ULSTERS LADIES' AND GIRLS' FASHIONABLE JACKETS ' clothing, clothing; clothing. Meu's new Twoed Trousers and Vests, Men's nowiTwoed and Bedford Trousers, Boys' and Youths' new Tweed Suits, Boys' and Youths' Tweed Trousers, Men, Youths' and Boys' Elster Coats in Pilot Witney, Freize, to, Men's and Boys' Dress Shirts all aizo3. Men's and Boys' Stftword Scotch Twill Regatta and Oxford Shirts. MEN'S NEW TWEED PAGET SUITS MEN'S NEW TWEED GALATEA SUITS M E NJjW DRESS SUITS Men's andßoys'Hats and Caps in great varioty of styles. Men's and Boys' Silk Scarfs Mufflors, Gloves, Collars, Belts, Braces, io. ' The abovo stock was purchased for Oasli and will be sold for the Lowest Possiblo Prices INSPECTION INVITED. W. BELL, DRAPER & OUTFITTER, DENISON HOUSE, MASTERTON. GIVING UP BUSINESS. I LEAVING WELLINGTON. J.B.HAMILTON, HAVING Resol red upon giviug up the DRAPERY and CLOTHING BUSINESS curried on by him for the last four.aud-a-half years in Ouba-s'troot, announces a MONSTER CHEAP SALE ' Of the whole of his well-known Stock, together with all the recent purchases mado for the Winter Trade. Residents in tho country, Heads of Families and others, would do well in laying by a stock for tlio winter months. SALE COMMENCED ON EittDAY, 4th MARCH. And will conlhne until the wholo Stock is disposed of. 1000 yds strong Wincey, 2Jd, 4Jd, worth 6d, Heavy Blue Sorge, Is 4sd, worth 2s 6d i)d. - Double-width Wool Plaids 2s id Black Velvetoons, 2s 6d, worth 4s Cd White Blankets, from 9s lid pair Colored Velveteens, 3b lid, worth 6s Gd Mon's Strong Tweed Trousers, 7s lid, 9s lid Bolton Sheets, 5s lid pair, worth 9s Gd Men's Check Tweed suits, 35s New Felt Skirts, 2s lid, worth 5s Gd Meu's Strong Working Shirts, 2s 3^ Black Quiltod Alpaca, 6s lid, worth 10s 6d Men's Blaok and White Crimoan, 4s 9d. Horrockees' Longcloth, 4s lid dozen Men's tinder-flannels, 3s lid, worth ss' Gd Grey Talicos, 2s Gd, 3s 6d doz. Men's Bost Moulded Collars, 6d per box W.P. Tweed, only Is lid, worth 4s Pd. Girls' Fur Turban's 2s 3d, Ss Gd, 5s 1000 yds worked Embroidery, 2Jd, BJd, 4s<l Women's Fur Turbans, lis, 7s 6d, 10s fid Black Fur Trimmings, Is, worth Is 6d Velvet Tarn O'Shanter Hatß, 5s Gd up Ladies' plain-tucked Drawers, Is 6d " Satin Tam O'Shanter Hats, 9s Gd up 'Ladies' Trimmed Drawors, Is Gd New Winter Flowers, 3d each Ladies' Trimmed Chemise, Is lOd Black Feathers, only Is each. Kadies' Trimmed Nights, only 2s lid Girls' Ulster, Is lid, 2s Gd, up to 8s Gd Strong Spoon Busk Corsets, 3s For tho convenience Saturdays 10 p.m ters shop will remain open every evening until 9 p.m., J. B. HAMILTON. HE WELLINGTON MONUMENTAL mm §^lt^ilrit=tV^^Jo';'' A N.B.—Sunerk MABBLES of the Best Workmanship and Choicest Designs constantly arriving from Europe, Cast and Wrought Iron Fences of all pattorns in stock. WALTER HELYER SCULPTOR. Manners-Street, Wellington. S. DANKS & SON, WELLINGTON BRASS FOUNDRY AND OOPPEB WORKS, Brandon-St., WHEN YOU GO TO WELLINGTON, PLEASE CALL AND INSPECT | I JNO. THOKBUKN'S h <l STOCK OF « g SPLENDID, COLONIAL • MADE §I h ot en < outn ß, and Boya., - ® < 2 rnHE Goods are made to his Special » a3 % 1 Order,, and the TWEEDS are all m B B 3 BHItuNK, and the Prices About Half what is Charged by the Tailors. tgf g S>3 .—- fit §S m Note'tho'addre'ssfc.'V « THE CLOTHING SHOP, | § Jj| ' the Clock) I. >" ff : M WILLIS'. STKEET, WELLLMGTON. :?- . ■; . JOHN THOBBUEN. 66 BRASS CASTING EVERY DAY'