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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4492, 2 August 1893, Page 2

THE GREAT SALE COMMJSNGES SATURDAY, 6th AUGUMT. LOOK OUT FOR THE Great Cash Sale of Drapery ON IDE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY MRS P, DICKSON. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. WAIT JFOR The Greatest Drapery Sale EVER KNOWN. IT WILL WELL REPAY YOU. BEMfiMBERIT STARTS ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, IT WILL INDEED BE A RED LETTER DAY, COME, BEE, AND BE CONVINCED. Wairarapa Farmers'Go-Operative Association, [LIMITED,! Mssterton, Greytown, Carterton, Pahiatua and Trnui

D.I.C. Stock-Taking, 1893. TOinvTOTT miT-nAnnTTATTm D lllOll to tlie Company's Annual StockFURNISH THROUGHOUT Jl taking and balnnce we shall make a complete clchronceof a'l surplus and seaAT THE Bonnblestock, Drastic reductions havo been made in every department of the D.1.C., T> T /*N thereby giving the publio a rare opportunity JO Iff* ot purchasing superior Drapery, Boots ■* • Furniture, etc., at lower prion than aro usually paid for goods of inferior quality. "WINTER SALE. n D.I.C. Thursday, june 22nd, Co-Operative Stores, WELLINGTON, B. HALLENSTEIN, A, A. COBBIGAN, Chairman of Directors. Manager, T SATURDAY, T AI DISSOLUTION HALE. DISSOLUTION SALE. WJB have fixed on the above dato for the finish of tho Sale, and the final adjustment of Partnership Accounts. In answer to tho many enquiries is to the change taking place at THOENDON HOUSE, tie beg to say that Mrs Kelly will retire from the business on August 12th, after which date it will bo carried on under the stylo of' WAHNOCK & ADKIN.' Complete arrangements have been made for the continuation of business as before, under A New Lease of tho premises, During tho interval remaining, we shall endeavour to clear the stock, and a veryunusual'opportunity for SECURING BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Is offered, as Goods are reduced over and over again, with tho object of selling right out. WABNOCK, KELLY, & ADKIN, WELLINGTON.

Special Purchase of TRAVELLERS SAMPLES. From Wnich wo are now Boiling MEN'S 12/6, 10/6, and 7/6, Hard Hitters fur 5/6 each, Ladies 82/6 to '29/6 Long Pellerine Fur Boas (Bilk lined) with collars for 14/0 each, Lwiici, 4/6, 3/6, 2/11 Silk Ties for 1/8 each, ladies and Girls, 1/6 1/3 and 1/' Casbmere Mittena for 0d por pair ROLL UP FOR BARGAINS TO 0. PRAGNELL'S, THE PEOPLE'S CHEAV DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Nkxt thb Clock, QDBEN'aTREF.T, MAETEMON ' THE Colonial Mutual Life Assurance

Society, Limited. » The Most Progressive Life Oftlca lii the Colonies, NEW ZEALAND OFFIOEB- - Auckland High-street Ohriatohurch Pnncesa-atV it Dunpclin Lambton Quay Wellington 2fe'f Amrawxs, 1892, ... LI, Amml lncor,ie Exceed) ... -£400,000 Aaumvlcted Funds ... 11,621,698 ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLIOS HOLDERS, Responsible Loom, Manaoemkpt ALL Colonial Mutual Policies are ABSOLUTELY INCONTESTABLE from date of isjue, being entirely free from obnoxious and harassing conditions as to residence, occupation, mode of life, or manner of death. KEW ZEALAND DIRECTORS Goo. Beetham, Esq Thu Bon W. J, M. lirnach, O.M.Q, The Hon Qeo. MsLean, M.L.'J. The Bon Sir Robert Stout, K.O.M.G. Seymour Thornu George, Esq. TboHon Edmund William Parker J. B. Farcourfc, Esq. ARTHUR E. GIBBS, Wellington, Secretary, N.Z, W. B. OHENNELLS, Avent. MaetertoD, Pianoforte luning. MR. ROBT. HEARD, represent. live of Messrs Hoffmann 4i Sons, ingtOD, is now in Masterton, and ia prepared to undertake the tuning and repairing of pianofortes, organs and harmoniuns, etc. Order* left at Mr Watt's, bookseller, Maiterton, willrecoiveproapt attention. - OR S A L K.~ A BLACKSMITHS' SHOP, In a rising township in the Forty-mile bush. Satisfactory reasons for Belling For particulars apply by letter toil ro Y.V.7, " " W.X.Y.Z." I'CBt t'flice, Eketfihiina K JAMES P. BAKER, 1.8.0.5, L.R.0.P./ Enb,, Has Ci'mmenced Practice at KKETAHUNA Mi may bowpßUlted at Mr Kidd'alat