n. >-j <7* -j. I TE AEO HOUSE DRAPEET Oiris C/faincoats. % %■"">* ro t/ttv The schools are ail in full swing again > _ — —: —- —— and the recent wet weather will remind '''^^SBSST\Hefc mothers of the necessity for seeing that their | ; Bill girls are properly supplied with raincoats, or | ~ ~ ——— ! —— —— macintoshes. Our first shipment Of these has | I Show of Autumn Novelties and Fashions now being just been marked off and we have a full | 1 : J . r E !i • made in ail Departments. GIRLS' RAINCOATS, in dark grey, navy I blue, sage green, and black, with wide J H sleeves, and deep shoulder capes, lengths || ■ ™___™™-^^ 36 to 48 Indies | l|Hil§l:§ii ! lii B The Newest Modes, for the Coming Season. Prices 37/6 42/- 45/6 47/6 BliißS@Biiii!i tip W • ■ '■ ' ' ' ' I ig! - J - PATTERNS AND PARTICULARS POST FREE ON APPLICATION. GIRLS' RAINCOATS, in tiny check coatings, ! : ~~ " ■ —— -■ also with full sleeve and cape on \ |lii|| 1111111 J shoulders, in grey, navy, fawn, and black, $ |ilif|| ISllllpi Price 47/6, 49/6, 53/6, 55/6 J ||[I ||| TE AKO HOUSE DRAPERY GIRLS' MACINTOSHES, in navy, black, | p|||J ||||1 . :■ CO., I^TD 9 fawn, and dark grey, with double cape, * ||fl| Mill ___ _ _ —- and new sleeve, lengths 36 to 48 inches | IlPl lilil : Prices 18/6, 21/-, 24/-, 26/- > IB - Jill ;" ; \ ""'" ""~ : ■ i \\ fjlf Jllll ■ " FOR GOOD VALUE IN • J' \B ' DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS JCirkcaldie d Sta/nSj Xtd* | ivr/vow ; a i*r>a |. BROS., A. NORMAJV'S, J Wellington and Tfapwr, ) THE leading tailors, THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN 87 r Queen-street, - Mastefton. AP";■-— ' ' . . ~ypm>iy W> VH^W WBFWWWWWWWWW Jqj. ;J\ Opposite Hantmann and Hoar's, Queen-street. — " FANCY GOODS! ' , _ ' mo BE PUBLISHED IN AUGUST, 1005. "■ »"' «---i--u-_--ji-ii-—■■ "' — WeHington, ««*.;. Bay and ~ g I! KSSEE 0 " I """irSlff""™ 1 GENERAL g . WIKI FRAMING *»$ . DIJKrit»IUK.I __i always in stock. H /# A7 e <? /A& <*V\ s °/^-£^BH ll! WORKS. ES, 1899. ll And New Zea.anC Annua.. 5 "IS*' = i%v^WM |l G.G.EDDIE, gi AUGUST, 1905-Fifteenth Year of I>»1> All School Requisites. % tW wi PROPRIETOR. lip' ligation. Edited by John Stone. ,» ' ■ it ■* %ty *¥ d * _H ffjf' 20,000 ft. of New and Up-to- |[d together witli NiuneimVTkps, correclcd to BIRTHDAY PRESENTS! > 'w) ||pi: date Mouldings in stock. date, the whole handsomelyJwimcl in cloth, Educational Depot, Masterton. iH*^^^^* , / g| AS ° and Engravings! |§ & PRICE- If orjiered before publication, a Dose or Two ! >JB L of the public, as I have now the most " WRmft noaiSasai&jSaaim-j^e - ™ -^^ Complete and Efficient Staff in the district. GIDDINGS', COUGHS AND COLDS. -~- , : All work carried out in a thorough and QUEEN-STREET. 1( 6 A BoTTLE - j _ mmmvm hiimiimiii iwimw tradesraanlike manner. SUFFER FROM TOOTHACHE ? '^^a^^jfes^ Well Don't—Just Try ROBERT J. LYTTLE, «OLGON." ■ -r^^W^ Painten, Paperhangen, Sign- F f @ gfi\ /&_* 1 writer and Decorator. cheap concoctions of creosote and cloves \ _ffl &B&& *****«3^&^ 'l xjnvn fcr (half of them only set your other teeth v<*_ \ JOUIJJ « \j\J\Jlx, decaying), but consult your dentist. \ . . Next to' extraction nothing equals / I rrm? \TI?W " THE ACADEMY," Maa *'-' m * [ I l^fJ~ Queen-street. & Produce Merchants. Osß S ,, ILLISO A Bottle. V J OIiA!SUJN O the shop lojjui Tiy aßoxof MASON . SC q RN saIve. K. dAM Stationery, Fancy Goods, Post QUEEN-STREET & LANSDOWNE. You can't improve upon it, and it will Cards, and the Latest save you hours of torture. One box YOU MAY <s n <> w ''eady, and is as NO -- eS ' - D OLASBEB w ta()ly ramlol ■««««. J L T E RTSfpOs"T^DS ■ T.«™»e9. T. G. MASON, £J vT^hS'^?'-* to'uS price, because it costs Acidemv Scries" Prta l(Maset Cliamist and Druggist, Medical Hall, line. It's our business. We believe ire can more to make an abso- ' * - Hasterton. Est. 1870. help you. lately purejam like the New Books Arriving by Messrs Boyd and Cook sell " O tC o,. ALFRED LBVI, .. X,» than the .owEvery Mail. The Optician, priced adulterated soMASTERTONPLUMBING H. BEALE, A. J. PARTON, R.P. Lu[btox . quaY] . _ Wej . lixgton . called "jams." SCHOOL BOOKS AND REQUISITES. WORKS T\OCTORS and Chemists are needfuul to _U cure the ills of humanity,.but we, by «£" jg PURE. pZZ TCneda S nd Repaid. ESTABLISHED 187-1 "%££?£% MASTEBTON BAKERY. -m/f ESSRS PICKERING BROS desire them. . S« Kirkpatrick & Co., Newspapers and Magazines posted any- Jj/|_ to notify he public generally that Entrust your SANITARY WORK with CHAMBERLAIN BROS., Ltd., where. they have purchased the interests of Mr D. us, and secure the very best results. titANUF-ICTURE NOT ONLY Country Orders attended to promptly. Pickering in the above business. By careful _[\j_ * * ' Nelson. *«■ TTATTXTn attention to orders, combined with good -0-17 A T tji &■ PAT?TfY\T PIBST-OLASS BREAD. McLBOD AND YOUNG, workmanship, we hope to secure the same BEALHj & rAltlUl>i, "TheAcademv" liberal support accorded in the past to Mr ■ PLUM BERS AND TINSMITHS, but ilso _ The Academy, D. Pickering. n TtllM)linvi , fi2 Cakes and Small Goods of the QUEEN-STREET - MASTERTON. Telephone No. 74. Queen-street. rELEPHONB 62> ° Very Best Quality. _____ D. A. PICKERING. A. 11. PICKERING. ' COME ANdTrY THEM. THE T HAVE secured line of 3-year- Wedding Cakes a Specialty. ... • THE "CLEAN CUT 1 O ld Hereford Bullocks from Mr Stuckey, .—, RECORD REIGN EAR-MARK (Patented). p o 39 ,— BUTCHERY. ■ ON . HOLDiii - 4 FARMERS who " _aPATEMAN, Manager. MASTEETON MffIUJTOT O wish to get through their Ear-marking Butcher, Queen-street. A « ¥3C j rfclAll v TDr>rkC INVESTMENT-AND BUILDING without trouble over their cutters will use — —— : ~ CHAMBERLAIN BROS-, SOCIETY. . ■ OGILVY & SONS, the "CLEAN CUT ,, EAR-MARK. Simple - STEAMROLLER PRnpniPTOßq and Eft'ectivc. Will do a thousand sheep hlolir MILLS pßoimuroßS. __ effectivel ag ft hundrert with the old T^ FLOUR MILI_i, f &: SOCIETY is pvepaved to grant • style markers. • THE FOLLOWING : Chapel and Albert-streets, Mastenton. ± Send your own cutters to have them re- JJ LOANS—repayable by instalments or other Telephone 65. fitted at a small cost. PIPES NONE BUT THE BEST ■ WHEAT : A. H. TINKHAM, WALKING STICKS, - PROCURABLE GROUND. wise-on approved freehold or leasehold Or PICKERING BROS. CIGAR & CIGARETTE HOLDERS, O ATS, MAIZE, securities. X the Bread, Small Goods, or Confectionery -- ________ SMOKERS , COMPANIONS, Etc., C rmhed either for horse feed or pig meal. ' ™ /VT , immm line, TRY THE NONPAREIL BAKERY. W m. M. EASTHOPE, And the Best Brands of TOBACCOS, Ciushed eitnei 101 noise pi g meai. TERMS o^pp LICATION . io% a % S mptmEf inSCakeiWm£l COMMISSION and INSURANCE. n CIGARS & CIGARETTES. P . O . Box 19. ■ Telephone No. 7. J.B.KEITH, Manufacturers of the famous Bemaline AGENT. Go to ■ . Managor - Bread. Carts deUverdaily. -.■ . tradesmen's books kept. A . WHITE & CO/S, " F SSo°COFf EE iSfor? bed Smf TJEWARD.-Any person or persons a*™ Awn rnTTOWvprniflppQ Agent, Government Accident Insurance. r You will sleep like a top.— J Graham and S\) drinking Malko Coffee wtll reap a M ' Agent, North Queensland durance Co. -.- Mastbrton. .- rich reward. John Graham and Co., agents.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8097, 23 March 1905, Page 7
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