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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1642, 24 March 1884, Page 1

FIRST GRAND DISPLAY AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. MILLINERY, COSTUMES, JACKETS, MANTLES, WOOL GOODS, MEN'S AND ROYS' CLOTHING, &c, to. MEN'S AND BOYS'CLOTHING, &c. AT DENISON -J-HOUSE, -{- MASTERTON, ON SATURDAY NEXT, iSni INST. SATURDAY NEXff; llfaTNßTfy WILLIAM BELL

Is & Co,, Limited, IMPORTERS OF have just landed foe the coming seabonhobjjsby's ttighest t)rlze t)eapers& rnwine t)indebs i ornsbyv? Highest Jlbibe Jlveapebs & Iwine Dindersi With all the Latest Improvements and Extras. HORNSBY'S COMBINED REAPERS & MOWERS. HORNSBY'S MOWING MACHINES. foyßTKmaiitiiTiUaiiiivjlaJ For Hornaby's, Woods', and other Machines. STEEL BINDING WIBE'P'-..' American Horse Hay Rakes! TTummnm mn/iT « Tho New American Solid Steel Scythes, Scythe Handles h All VLoT IOULS Hay Forks, Hay Bakes, Reap Hooks 4-BARBED GALVANISED FENCING WIRE ! WRITE early-Vo shalHo pleased to glvfl you 07fl»7informattoa. E, W, Mills k Co,, Limited, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WELLINGTON, KIRKGALDIE AND STAINS Having received their First scries of Shipments for the 'mmimmmmmmmmM Announce their first SHOW OF NOVELTIES and would ask their numerous natrons in town and country, to pay them a visit of mspection, BROCATELLE MANTLES, ONE HUNDRED BROOATELLE AND OTTOMAN SILK JACKETS AND MANTLES Lined with Si!k and Satin, which are superior to anything of the same class they have evor had before, and further, these goods have been purchased by their Mil KIRKuALDIEin London at such a discount off fixed Home prices that they are enabled to sell them at the London WHOLESALE quotations. THE NEW RIDING COAT! THE NEW RIDING COAT!! FOR LADIES, From 35s to 78s 6d, NEWMARKET & OTHER SHAPED JACIiETS From 15s to G guineas, including all intermediate prices. FTO-LHffED CLOAKS. —In ft variety of different Furs, from 32s 6d to 10 guineas. FUR CAPES, FEATHER CAPES. Brocatelle ('apes and other Fur-trimmed Capes, from 9s 6d to G guineas, A full range of these goods is now in Stoek in all sizes, and at all prices. COSTUME DRESSES. These consist of the latest Materials and designs, both in Coloured and Black, and range from 29/6 to 5 J guineas. These also are specially worthy of attention. DRESS-MATERIALS-DRESS Consist of a mast varied and profuse display of Checks, Plaids. Stripes and Plain Materials DiwAfrom tk Manufacturers. , . "LOUIS VELVETEENS;' "PEAtiL VELVETEENS." The above, constituting the leading and most notable makes, of Velveteen, can now bo had in Black at 2s Bd, 3s, 3s 3d, 3s Gd, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, ss, 5s 6d, 6s, and in colors, are included all the best shades as now in fashion. PLAID SILK VELVETS, BROOALITE VELVETS Vehetla Faconne, in all Colours, 3s U par yard, Ottoman Silk, all Colours."^ WINTER HOSIERY, Includes a wide range for Ciildrens ear with SPLICED KNEES; these can be had in black and all useful and ashionable colors in sizes from 1 to 6. A SPECIAL FEATURE in LACE GOODS In Collars, Collarettes, Fichus, and Half Handkerchiefs with raised leaves and flowers, from 7s to 21s. • ■ MILLINERY Ea TS AND BONNETS. TERMS—S per cent, discount for Cash over JJ2; 1\ per cent discount on monthly accounts. KIEKOALDE& STAINS LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET.

GEORGE DIXON, TOBACCONIST & FANCY GOODS DEPOT Opposite Club Hotel. ALL (he Favorite Brands of T. Camerons aiulT. C. Williams' American Tobaccos tff Jhe Best Slock in the Wairarapa to Choose from."®* ■ Rough Cut Tobbaccos cut on the Premises and unequalled in the Wairarapa District. The Largest stock of Tobaconist's sundries. Pipe.*, Pouches, Cigarette Cases, Stationery, Musical Instrument of all descriptions, Music Books, Playing Cards, &c.,&a.. ATTACHED I Under a Professional Artißt. .Kuzura and Soissors Ground and Set. Musical Instruments Eepaired on the Skrtett Notice. AGENT FOR-The "Evening Post," and CAMPBELL, Watchmaket. ' GEORGE DIXON- ~...proprietor

COLONIAL BARBED WIRE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, awarded \ (limited) /SILVER MEDAL I COLD MEDAL I • »■ Of© ™H OAM i RU ' 1 ASta FACTORY AND WAREHOUSES : Thames ahd Severn Streets, Oamaru. PRICE LlST—Annealed and Oiled Steel Wire.-No 12, in Heels of 1 cwt. (each 18 chains long), £35 per ton. • No 12, in Reels of 1 cwt. (each 21J chains long), £38103 per ton, No Hi in Reels of 1 cwt. (each 26 chains long), £43 per ton, The above in | ovl t, Keels, £2 10b per ton extra. This we is used by the Now Zealand Government Bailways and Public Works Departmental and is warranted to STAND A GREATER STRAIN than any other procurable, JLacing wire supplied. . J. J. DE LAMBERT, Secretary and Manager. We have appointed Messrs M. Caselbei'g & Co, sole agents (or Masterton & Gr'evtown, lf>Bl