Wairarapa Farmers'Co-Operative Associate LIMITED,| .MABTBRTON. FLANNELETTES, FLANNELETTES. A Large Bhipmont of tho abovo Goods, apcoially "OaBLED" for, ju'sl to hand EX AORANGI, The best assortment and best value ever shown in thei Wairarapa. ALBO BY SAME BOAT A OASE OFManufaotubeb's Sample Hats THE lATEST STYLES and SHAPES, TO BE SOLD AT ENGLISH. COST. SAMPLE TOWELS ALL QUALITIES AT ENGLISH COST, BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. THREE BALKS OF ENGLISH BLANKETS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. FLANNELETTES. FLANNELETTES. FLANNELETTES. Tho Most Useful Article E Made for Shirts, Droßses, Skirts, Underclothing, etc WAIRARAPA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED, MASTEfiTON. Mssterton, Greytown, Carterton, Pahiatua and Tinui D.I.C. Stock-Taking, 1893. „„„.„„„ miTDATinTTATTm T) MOE to tho Compnny's Annual StockFURNISH THROUGHOUT 1 taking and balance we shall make a complete clearnnco ol nil surplus and seaAT THE sonable stock. Drastio reductions have been mndo in every department ot the D.1.C., D„ thereby giving the public a rnro opportunity T I J ol purchasing superior Drapery, Boots, • JL»V/t Furniture, etc., at lower prices than are usually paid for goods of inferior quality, WINTER SALE. jjjq Thursday, june 22m Co-Operative Stores, B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager, TAILORING DEPARTMENT, WE beg to draw special attention to our Tailoring Department. We aro prepared to take orders lor Gents' Sao Suits, Beaufort Suits, Paget Suits, Coats and Vests iu Sao, Beaufort, or Tagd Shapes. Trousers and Vests, Coats, in fact anj thing in this Department. Men's Tweed Overcoats, Covert Coals, Chesterfield Coats. We are taking orders for Evening Dress Suits, style and fit guaranteed, finished in the latest fashion, nothing but the best ot superfine cloth and doeskins used. Yi'e are doing these FROM fiO TO ;£8 ss. Wo can show you four hundred Patterns of Tweed; comprising Mosgicl, Itoslyn
Wellington, Oamaru, Petone, Tiraaru, Kaiapoi, Onohunga, West of England, also a large stock of Boslyn Worsted. We make a specialty ot Hiding Breeches. A splendid assortment ol Saddlo Tweed to select from, We are doing Boys' and Youths' Tailoring at remark ibly low prices 2 (Gents' Sao Suits, made to measure, we guarantee a fit, from £2los to £4 ss. S Gents' Beaufort or Paget, style and fit Guaranteed, from £3 to £4los. Gt< ■( Coats and Veals: Sno Coats and Vests, nothiDgbuttbobestoflinings, £ll7s6dio£3 w Trousers and Vests: wo do theso from £1 lis Oil to £ll7s 6d. !* grousers to Mcasuro from 17s Gd to £l7s lid, WE HAVE IN STOCKA largo assortment of Gents' Dress Shirts, wide fronts, sipro cuffs, ono Blui), 7/6 each, Gents' Shirts, whito pique fronts and cuffs, 6/11 each. A splendid assortment of lambs' wool singlets and drawers, grand value, at 3/3, 4/-, 4/6, 5/6,0/6,7/6,8/6. Gents' Worsted Socks—we havo a splendid line—at 1/- per pair. Our Natural Wool Socks run from 1/3 to 210, Gents' Cashmere Socks in navy, black, and scarlet, all at 1/6 per pair. Linen Collars in great variety, all the newest and latest shapes. Gents' Ties and Scarves, tho largest stock in the Wairarapa, from Od to 2/9 each, Gents' White Kid Gloves, in all sizes (special line) 1/9 per pair. Waterproofs in great variety, from £lto £3lss. If you want high class mercery try tho WHOLESALE DEAPERT COMPANY, (Oppoßito Prince of Wales Hotel), WKBMTRKET MABTMTON MRS P. DICKSON, Proprietress. £1 SAVED IS £1 GAINED!" THOENDQN HOUSE. HOW BEING SOLD, THE BEST QUALITY OF DRAPERY INTHE COLONY, AT THE PRICE OF THE COMMONEST. SALE COMMENCED WITH AFTER TWELVE DAYS' SELLING, WE 127,000 WORTH HAVE STILL £20,000 TOSELL ' WABNOGK, KELLY, &ADKIN,
TEY 0. PRAGNELL'S L IOR THE BEST VALUE IN JD TOWN IN Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing Blankets, Flannels, Dress Goods, Linoieums and General Drapery. Only Beliablo Goods ON SALE AT 0, PRAGNELL'S, THE PEOPLE'S CHEAP DRAPER AND OLOTBIKB, Nexi the Omok, QUZEN-BIBKT., iMAEIBMOH JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, (Next Maxm's Chmist), (JUEEN-STBEET, MASTEBTON. "IAUGE Btock of new Game's to hand. Draught Board 16 x 16, with large Men, only 1/0, worth 3/-; Mißsiog Word Game, 1/- J Halma, 1/3 to 3/0; Gams ot Scrimmage, 1/fi; Neptune, 1/B; Mlpperty Flop, 1/0; Tiddley Wink, 1/6; Scattered Proverbs, 1/6; Stumbling Blocks, 1/6; Spottit, 1/0; Brack, 1/-, with other Games. Books for Day and Sunday School Libralies; Books for Public Libraries; Practical Household Recipes: Chapters on Garden Management and Legal Memoranda, adopted to colonial requirements, 1/3, by post 1/0. This Book should be in every house. J.W. would call attention to the following sis which are now received rcguary week ;— Scraps, Aley Sloper, Up, The Million, Spare Momenta, Journal, Boys' Weekly Novelette, ' i-fiiool lic«;ui»ites. Toys and Fancy Goods. AmufmiticentassortuieutolßirtMiyCni'ds T\R JAMES P. BARER, 1.8.0.5, JJ L.R.0.P., Eno„ Has Commenced Practice at EKETAQUNA, And may becoußulted at Mr Hi Id's late
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4471, 15 July 1893, Page 2
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