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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LIX, Issue 9932, 31 July 1908, Page 2

m NEW GOODS! ■_%___ NEW GOODS! ' •ypF NEW GOODS! g_W A GREAT VARIETY NOW BEING OPENED UP. __\ Watch This Space for HH Particulars. Jl MRS SABA ■.& SON. m%P , Holloway's New Buildings. Men's Winter Footwear fAT J. CARPENTER'S. MEN'S COOKHAMS, special viscolised, 30/-. MEN'S KRUPP, calf and box calf, 22/6, 25/-. MEN'S KIP SHOOTERS, nailed, light and heavy, McLEOD'S WATERTIGHTS, best make, 16/-., MEN'S BOX CALF, welted, good soles, 17/6, 20/-, MEN'S CHROME BALMORALS, 10/6, 12/6,11/MEN'S SPLIT SHOOTERS, 9/6,11/6, 12/6. MEN'S GOLOSHES, GUM BOOTS, and WARM SLIPPERS in variety. gfMail Orders Careffuliy Selected J. Carpenter's, Queen-street. .-~~—~- .'-.iTtrnT r l '" ■ n ir-"»'~ l "" l '" r ™''™' , '"»-'"" 1 *mumMMm—m—mmmmimmmmMJmimKiimmmwmm^mm^d^ 1 BIGHT HEBE IN our well-lighted departmerit we are showing Dainty JS the store to secure a good I j Wall Papers. ... J- lasting Linoleum-one that 1 It's simply 'wonderful the will wear a generation. .. . i elTect choice delicate colourings . like these have on a dull, cheer- Tiles Inhuds Moorcloths, j less room. Thousands of rolls. and the latest iloral patterns. . . Stylish designs. . . . CHAS. E. DANIELL ■■■ .MM^.M^^jp—mmi-MU»m««---mM-i nltt iffmu—tmuMtnf^"'imimmmnaatl^maa—Mm , il-I'IWI- »»-_i»iiii-,lM>niiiwii.._i--._« nn i-nnr-i i. ■«-■-. An Innovation in Household Lighting. LOADEITaIR GAS. Manufactured with " Boide Oil." INCANDESCENT VAPOR LIGHT PRODUCED BY NEW METHOD. Automatic, Economical, Simple and Absolutely Safe. (Cannot be exploded. Can be managed by a child). THIS is undoubtedly the COMING LIGHT OF TIIE GENERATION, combining Perfect Combustion, Brilliancy of Light, Complete Safety (being non-explosive), Freedom from Dirt, and can be used for Power and Cooking Purpases. . Mote.— Every Country Resident can now have a miniature gas works on his own premises and under his own control. WRITE AT ONCE for further particulars, OR CALL and see plant working. PICKERING BROS., IVIASTERTON. HOLDERS OF PATENT RIGHTS FOR THE DISTRICT. GREAT NOVELTY DISPLAY.HAVING iust purchased for SPOT CASH a largo variety of Leather Goods, including Ladies' Silver-mounted Purses, with and without chains, Music Carriers vanous Colours, Gent's Purses, School Bags, Rug Straps, Military Hair Brushes also Hand-painted Panels of beautiful designs, Xylonite Hatul-mirrors various sizes and shapes, Fancy Photo Frames, Japanese Glove and Handkerchief Boxes Japanese Desks, Fancy Plush Bellows, assorted colours, Xylonite Napkin Rings' Fancy Ornaments, Parlour Games, Perfumes, Stationery, Novels, Music Books' Sheet Music, Mouth Organs, Metal and Celluloid Whistles, Concertinas, Accorcleons Music Accessories, and other lines too numerous to I am prepared to'dispose of same at prices that will astonish the residents of Wairarapa. Every article marked in plain figures. PIANOS, PIANOLAS and ORGANS on Easy Time-payment lerms. Call and inspect. 'Your patronage solicited. Agent for British and Continental Piano Co. I I AWMFfePQ SVIUSIG& FANCY GOODS DEPOT, d. \A3 W ill/Dyy; Exchange Buildings. I Household Necessities That Are Always Wanted. j • SIX WINTER SPECIALS FROM THE GREAT SALE TE ABO*' HOUSE. 1 DOCTOR FLANNELS. I I Each year shows a large increase in the sale of I I 3 Special Points that are guaranteed:—-ALL WOOL. I In White, Pink, Natural, and Grey. . 1 Usual Prices—l/ 6, 1/11, 2/3. Sale Prices—l/ 3, 1/11. I FINLAY'S SHEETINGS, SO inch. I ...Usual Price-1/11 a yard. Sale Price-1 /5 a yard . 1 411 Other -lumbers" of FINLAY'S we stock are specially reduced for SALE. In I addition* during SAI-E.wo hem and mark FREE OF CHARGE. 1 1 " V ..CHRISTY'S ALL LINEN TOWELS. § To reduce" a'Heavy stock, prices are considerably reduced. NOTE OUR I i 0 i SPECIAL PRICES. 9 Usually—3/9 pair, 4/6 pair, 5/6 pair, 6/11 pair. g I Special-2/11 pair, 3/6 pair, 3/11 pa.n, 5/6 pair. I WINTER BLOUSINGS, Heavy and Warm. 8 Our present stock of Flannelettes must be cleared. g Ordinary Prices from 9-|d to 1/3 a yard. g Special to Clear—All at 6d a yard. | ALL WOOL FLANNELS. Season's Prices were 1/11 to 2/6 a yard. ■ , Now 11|d and 1/3 a yard. Exactly Half Price. VERY HEAVY FLEECY MOLLETON'CLOTHS. -Usually—l/ 3 and 1/9. Sreciallv'forTressing Jackets and Gowns. In Plain, Fancy, and Check. lJ Sale—ll Id and 1/4| the yard. N « T P _WRITE SAMPLES OF ANY OF THE ABOVE NOTE. v^u^ mn , s> just A POSTCARD WILL SUFFICE. |