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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2163, 5 December 1885, Page 3

I CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! ' I '■■ FOR EVERYBODY! ■ S.PECI A L-A'J'TR ACTIONS! • ■ FOR THE [r XMAS SEASON.. . 11 HOOPER & Co, BON MARCHE. ' : T\UEING the next' Month, eominenc- *-* ing from November 21, to December 24tli, L, J. HOOPER & Co, OF THE BON MARCHE, Intend placing before the public a Novelty, in the shape of some very handsome Presents, to be given away at Christmas. The value of the present will dopend upon the amount of the purchases of the customer during the month. FOR INSTANCE, Every customer purchasing value of Is and over during the month, will receive a coupon or ticket, representing the value •of the purchase. At the end of the month these tickets will be collected, and onefifth of the whole amount of purchases during the month, equal to 4s in the £, will be given away in- value as a CHRISTMAS PRESENT. A customer purchasing Value of 5s will receive present value Is Value of 20s will receive present value 4s Value of 30s will receive present valuo 6s Value of £2 will receive present value 8s Value of £3 will receive present value 12s Value of £4 will receive present value lfis Value of £5 will receive psesent value 20s Value of £(i will receive present value 24s ■ Value of £7 will receive present value 28s ! AND SO ON. To uphold the credit of the establishment, wo shall give IN THE PRESENTS. l. ut, nvurcn ut uu., Wholesale asi) Retail Diiai-eks axd CIOTHTEIIS. Direct Importers of all the latest Parisian and London Styles and Fashions. The NEW GOODS for the Season are : NOW OPENED UP And on view at THE DON MARCHE. Call and inspect the stock gSf Look roii the Name— L J." HOOPER & CO., : BON MARCHE. 2150 - £6s '- - WORTH OF NEW YEAR GIFTS, J A M E S~J[ I N G , : JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER, : Cuba-Street, Wetlington*. Has decided on giving his customers and ' the public SIX GRAND NEW YEAR GIFTS : On the following scale : Now on view in his window in Cuba-street ■ is a glass globe filled with wooden pegs, Ist Gift—To the one guessing the nearest number of pugs in the Globe, will be presented a Gold Hunting English Lever Watch, value £3O. 2nd Gift—For the second nearest number ■ a large Marbic French Striking Clock, value £lO. 3rd Gift—For Hie third nearest number, • Ladies' Diamond and Sapphire Ring, value £6IOB. 4th Gift—For the fourth nearest number, Ladies' Gold Watch, value £4los. sth Gift—Forthe fifth nearest number, 18c Wedding Ring and Keeper, valuo ,£2 ss. - Oth Gift—For the sixth nearest number, a handsome Crewel-worked Fan, value is entitled to one ticket, and an extra ticket for every additional 5s spent, Conditions of Drawing.—The nearest estimate to take first prize, If more than one give the same number, that being nearest, they shall draw for first orsccond prizes, &c, as the case may be. The globe was filled and scaled by Mr Edwin C. Evens, Chemist and Dentist, in the presence of Mr A. Rickman, Mr O. L. Hcbbert, Mr W. Charlton, Mr J. S, Fleming, In addition to the above prizes Mr King fcenng the exact number of pe'"s in the ' globe. . '■ Closes 15th January, 1880. 2152 NOTICE. T W HEELER, _ 4(i MAMiKKS-STMiET, WELLINGTON', ! Will, for the convenience, of persons' i living at a distance, deliver to Railway, i Station one case-containing— ' ( 0 Bottles best Dunedin Ale I 1 do do Brandy 1 do do Rum I do do Scotch or Irish Whisky For £1 Is, or double the above ciuantity for £2. '" 1 Letters containing P. O. Orders will re- i ceive prompt attention. 2160 < ' •' [Extract from the New Zealand Gazette, i Bth October 1885.] i CLAIMS UNDER FOREST TREES PLANTING ENCOURAGEMENT ACTS. General Crown Lands Office, , ■ < Wellington, sth October, 1885. \ ■VrOTIOE.-»Tlie Forest Trees Plant- ±\ ■ ing Encouragement Act, 1871," and '' The Forest Trees Planting Encouragement Act Amendment Act, 1872," having been repealed, it is requested that all outstanding claims in pursuance of those Acts, and of any regulations made thereunder, may be sent in to the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lands for : the district in which plantations have been mado, before the 31st day of December I next, v ' J.BALLANOE, ', \ 2148 Minister of Lands, [ JOHN MONTGOMERY, ' BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, ; Mastemon, , ; .Estimates Given, JobbingcUo,Repairs " executed. 1022