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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4937, 18 January 1877, Page 4

.Business notices LSON TOMATO SAUCE, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, AND MUCH IMPROVED. Erco from adulteration of every kind. W. & G. TURNBUUU & CO., Sole Agents for Wellington. fOHNSONVILLE GLUE FACTORY. WANTED KNOWN. MESSES. AHLERS & WILLBRANDT are prepared to supply storekeepers, painters, tradesmen, and others with the best glue on the most reasonable terms. Electroplated and nickle SILVER. —Spoons—Tea, Dessert, Table, Gravy, Mustard, Salt, Egg, Fruit, Sugar Sifters, Sugar Ladles, Soup and Sauce Ladles, Table and Dessert Forks, Sugar Tongs and Crushers, Fish Carvers, Plate Baskets, Knife Sharpeners and Knife Powder, Plate Powder, Silversmiths' Soap, Chamois Leather. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., Furnishing and General Ironmongers, Lamb-ton-qnay, Wellington. R EARING MACHINES REAPING AND MOWING MACHINES MADE BY READ AND GRAY, DUNEDIN. Farmers are respectfully requested to send their orders early for the above machines to WILLIAM DAWSON, WELLINGTON. (Agent for the North Island.) Double Furrow Ploughs, Subsoil Ploughs, Harrows, Cambridge Rollers, Field Grubbers, Of the most Improved Construction, MADE BY READ & GRAY, DUNEDIN. WILLIAM DAWSON, Iron Merchant and Ironmonger, Featherston-street, Wellington. GEORGE ROBINSON begs to inform his friends and the public that he has taken the premises lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Jones, Cuba-street, and hopes by civility and attention to business to deserve the liberal patronage which this establishment has already received, Shaving . . ... §d> Hair-cutting ... ... ... 6d. Shampooing ... ... ... 6d. Best brands of Cigars and Tobacco. P HCENIX FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON ROBERTSON AND GO., (Late Charles Seager), Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders, Ship and General Smiths, MiXimfac* turers of every description of Steam Engines, Boilers, Machinery for Sawmills, and all Ironwork necessary for the construction of Contractors’ Waggons, Railway or other Bridges, &c., &c. Manufacturers of Speedy's Patent Wool Press. Estimates furnished. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Address—Old Customhouse-street, Wellington. MR. EDITOR—SIB, —One of our evening papers tells us of a party in Wellington who thinks that if Mr. Pearce should resign they have no other man to replace him but Mr. Travers. Surely they must have forgotten HUXLEY, the Tailor, of Manners-street, who is doing more good in Wellington just now than all the lawyers. He is supplying the inhabitants with suits of clothes at £4 10s. quite equal to those they have paid £6 10s. for. He is also employing about 20 of the citizens at wages higher than they had before. If you would send such a man (or Tailor) to the Assembly, you would soon find out what he would do for you. One of his first exploits would be to increase the number of his .workpeople to about 200 ; the next would be to start a Woollen Factory, employing a great many more. He would turn sheep’s wool into clothing and sheep’s skins into trousers for working men, and many other things which he don’t think it quite prudent to mention yet. Rowlands and c 0., Underneath the Illuminated Clock. All work entrusted to our care is executed on the premises and guaranteed for twelve months. All new watches guaranteed for three years. Goods packed and sent on receipt of cash or post-office order to any part of the colony! ROWLANDS & CO., Under the Illuminated Clock, Willis-street. npiIUTH VERSUS ASSUMPTION. I A Glimpse at the Past and Present. [Copy from the daily Tribune, May 24 ,1874.] “ A new industry has been started in Wellington, one very much needed, and which will no doubt prove remunerative to the proprietors, Messrs. Easby and Spencer, Venetian Blind Manufacturers, Articles of this description have always been expensive in this town, and at times were not procurable at all. It will not be so in the future, and we wish the new firm every success.” NOTE.—Shortly after the above firm became Easby’s. R. C. E. was the only Blind Maker in Wellington named in Wise’s Directory for 1876, and also the only one named in the Wellington Directory for 1876. On the eve of another year, R. C. E. can refer to 3217 blinds which have been sent out by him since May, 1874, including the blinds at the Government House, Departmental Offices, &c., &c. EASBY’S VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, Willis-street, Is still the cheapest and best in Nciv Zealand. DAVIS AND CO. are now in a position to take portraits in any style, from the smallest minatures to life-size. Portraits painted on ivory. Life-size oil-paintings, Src., &c. Their operating-room is built on the latest “ Paris ” principle, which enables them to take the most brilliant pictures in any weather. Children and aged people taken by the instantaneous process. N.B.—D. and Co. have just received per mail steamer, from the best London and Paris makers, several firstclass photographic instruments, including a magnificent lens for producing life-size portraits. ] PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, • Lambton-qday, Wellington. THE above Establishment is now open, and will be found to contain a very large selection of Pianofortes by the best English, French, and German makers, a variety of Harmoniums, French and German Accordeons, Concertinas, Violins, Flutes, Tambourines, Guitars, &c., &0., and Vocal and Instrumental Music in Book and Sheet form by all the popular authors. Mr. O. BONNINGTON, in making the above announcement, points with confidence to the fact that nearly twenty years’ experience in the importation of Pianofortes, &c. direct from the ENGLisir.aud Foreign Markets to New Zealand, has given him a special and complete knowledge respecting this particular trade, and that his Customers may therefore rely on obtaining full VALLE in their purchases at the above Establishment, no matter whether the instrument bought be high or low in price. The durability of every instrument sold will be guaranteed. Pianofortes may be purchased on a system of deferred payments if desired. Special Price Lists to the trade and profession may be had on application. •PIANOFORTES TONED AND REPAIRED IN TOWN OR f COUNTRY ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. * C. BONNINGTON, Importer of Music and Musical' Instruments, Lambton-quay, Wellington. IUTLERY.—TabIe and Dessert Knives, ) Ivory and Bone-handled Knives and ks, Stag and Black-Handled Meal and mo Carvers, Table Steel Knife Sharpeners, :ad Knives, Cooks' and Butchers' Knives, sad Platters, Knife Trays, Cheese Trays, i Trays. ROBT. GARDNER & CO., pnishiug and General Ironmongers, Lamb-ton-quay, Wellington.