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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 94, 26 February 1879, Page 2

Q_ EOR G E FAN NM, ARCHITECT, Masteiiton. • JJARRY S. DO V ETON, ARCHITECT. Orders left with Mr J. Williams, Masterton and Messrs Williams, Cameron & Co., Groytown. M R. A. D. COWAN, C.E, Licensed Surveyor under Land Transfer Act Licensed Interpreter under Native Lands Act May bo consulted at his oflico at Messrs Dauiyjmk & Co.'s, Bridge-Street, Maßterton, R OBERT DONALD, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER, Plans and Specifications prepared, and estimates given on the shortest notico, Address—Corner of Dixon and Bannister, streets inSOH W A B E AECHITECT, Lambton Quay and Grey-street, Wellington, N.Z., Bridge-street, Masterton, and near Post-office, Featherston. All country orders promptly attended to. Plans and Specifications prepared, and works superintended. Estimates given. T. B R 0 W N E, C. E., Licensed Surveyor under tho Land Transfer Act. Is prepared to undortako Engineering and Surveying work of all descriptions, All orders left with Mr E, A. S. Wyllie will be attended to punctually. k J, BROWN, Accountants, Land, ife Commission Agents. Sub-Agents for the North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. Agents for the Mutual Life Association of Australasia. Offices—No. 1, Bridge-street. |LFKEB B I S II Watchmaker and Jeweller, Booksellerand Stationer. Lai'ge stock of Watches and Jewelry at English prices nist arrived. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FCATORY EMPLOYS UPWARDS OF CO WORKPEOPLE. BRANCHES FOR THE SALE OF OUR MANUFACTURES AT WELLINGTON DUNEDIN NAPIEII OAMARU WANGANUI TBIARU AUCKLAND INVERCARGILL CHRISTCHURCH. Tho proprietors have had to fight their way inch by inch in opposition to the interests of importers and shippers, but the desire on the part of the public to encourage New Zealand industries lias been manifested by the 'great success which has attended all the branches of the New Zealand Clothing Factory.

SUMMER SEASON 18T8-79. Nov/ in receipt of MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING, ESPECIALLY MANUF A ,0 T U.lt E D FOB THE WELLINGTON MARKET, and superior in fit and stylo to the imported goods, A great portion is made of the famous Mosgiel tweeds, manufactured of pure New Zealand wools. A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE, The largest audchoiccsfcstockinNew Zealand of HATS, CATS, lIOgHiRV, PORTMANTEAUX, EACS, and tho latest novolties in .tfEjj. scarves, COLLARS, &C. A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE, All goods are marked in plain figures for cash only. Any article purchased and not approved of will ho exchanged with the samecourtcsy with which it was sold, or, if desired, the money will be returned. J. FITZSIMONS, MANAGER WELLINGTON BRANCH, 341 LAMES VISITING WELLIN'GT.ON Are reminded that C. SMITH, DEVONSHIRE HOUSE, . CUBA-STREET, Is the Cheapest House in Town for FAMILY DRAPERY. Patterns Post Free. THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AND IN VESTMENT (GOJIPANY OF'WEL LINGTON (Limited). C/j i" £IOO,OOO. NOTIC TO INTENDING DEPOSITORS. The ahove Company is prepared to take money p)i deposit at the following rates At call., ~ .. .. 6'J per cent. When deposited for 8 months 7 per cent. When deposited for 6 months 8 per cent. Special arrangements nay he made for large turns for lengthened periods. J, 11, OTTO SCHWARTZ, Secretary. Temple Chambers, Wellington, January IG, 1879, 84 JOSEPH W I L, LIA MS, WHOLESALE is RETAIL TOBACCONIST, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSE, [Opposite Club Hotel], : Importer of Cameron's Celebrated American TOBACCOS. | TOBACCOS. Just Arrived 25 Cases of the Choicest ,—B RAND S.— £3" Try WILLIAMS' Celebrated and wellknown Rough unsteamed.. •Cigars of the Choicest BrapqL^. G,B,D, and Meerschaum Pipes jn eiidlcas ■ variety. A largo assortment of Bpoks, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Toys, &c., lire. ' Aecnt for the Wairarapa Daily, New flealander, Canterbury Times, Waia Maori, and /Saturday flights. HAIR-DRES.Sip SALOON, Attached to the premises, with all the Ljtesf machinery, under the management ol' Mr James Harris, --(Late of phri|tchur»h.)-~