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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 385, 10 February 1880, Page 3

PHOTOGRAPHY. ' ■rpHE'undersized has the., pleasure of '.+•' notifying that his new Photographic Studio is now .ready for the reception of visitors. ' [\ Carte dp- Viaitd, Cabinet, and other-Photp. graphs taken j.slbo enlarged, or reduced for brooches, lockets, or rings. . Photographs and other 'pictures copied. ■ Views taken in any part of the district. Charms- 16a per doien;- 10s per half down. . Educational Queen««tr?«t, MASTERToIf. 287 TpUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY, Oppoiits the Council Chamber*, QUEEH-STEEJSjj MASTSMOiT, I (late Cure & Price) of the New Zealand > Educational Depository, Wellington), ■ : IMPORTER of STATIONERY, B00K8, : ANDMUBIO, : la receiving by each/English mail a regular .. supply of' NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS,. And the leading, English, Scotland' Irish awell-selected stock OF Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer , . •' g " Inspection-invited; "221 POUA STEAM .SAW' PUN.., U ;". AND MOULDING MILLS. Sash and Door Factory. ■ Curved work cut to any design. .... . Turning in all its branches All description of Joiner'B work done. Agents for all descriptions of. Carved Work BACON & WRIGLEY'- , ...'. PROPME'fOBS ...■:■, ..' HOARDING AND DA* SJSHO'OL COLE-SIREET, MaSTEEWII. Under the Patronage of the UotmUbk'"" latytfobimn; "' ''■ ''■•'• ; "'" Paikcjfal: Miss BEST;. : ;.' A thoroughly sound- : Engliisii'.Education, forms the basis of the instruction given! and.-in addition, the following: subjects to taught:—. ■ French,Gotman,itftl|an,.Latin, Algebra,- Music, Drawing, and Needlework. ..'.. •: homo-like. r ■"'"' t~"~ " Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwardod on application. of January. 0 T "I'-'O ■■s Ihave authorisedf E-Mnrray to collect' all debts due to his estate. Proceedings will be taken at onoe if accounts preiented by him are not paid.' " 6 Wm.;BELLAByPERAMBULATORS t' ". , --, r ' PERAMBULATORS! " GO TO E. ARNOLD'S,. Kuripuni, •'•-'*■-•';•' BASKET and PERAMBULATOR MAKER. Double . . . , £1 ; J2s 6d " Bnou • >.;;';>'■ i 61.10 5.... , • —-Alwa.ys,sonio on laid NOTICE."/ ."•: T HEREBY give notice", that all'-monieij 1 due to me for goods supplied:from my Carterton business mnst be- paid at once toMr A. Armstrong, whoso receipt will be a' sufficient dischaige. J. GATTSPfiA", '" 'Brewer. Masterlon, Jan 17,1550. 36fi JTOTIOE TOJE HE "PUBLIC. The undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding ■district, that at the request of several gentlemen in Masterton and neighborhood, they will commence the erection of a Brewery next week, and hope to be able to supplygood genuine Ale, Stout, etc., as heretofore in the course of a month, and-hope to dbtain the favors oftheir oldfriendslmd many" new ones. :' .. JOSEPH GATKCHAJ THOS; PARSONS. ■ ■ Masterton, December.lß,-1879,. •ka WAIPOUA BREWERY! ■ ■-: WAIEOUA BREWER} Rli-OPENtKO OF' - Ihß Vv AIPfIUA DEEWEItt-; R. Y. SMITH has the pleasure to announce that he ha< purchase I ibe'valuable Plant and Stock.'in-Trade of the'Wiiyow Brewery; also, that he h'»s engaged as Manager " '..'': MR FRANKLIN, ""] .lately a principal Brewer in that world renowned firm BASS & CO., Burtosakd Trent. \j R.Y. SMITH will bo able to brew and . sell atordiuary rates ._ A BETTER GLASS OP'BEER than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial uistrict. " • DUNDEDIN BEER article at a less price, Mb Fmhxms brings'with him higher credentials than those possessed by uny' ! :otlier brewer .in the Colony, and 'under bis management 1!. V. ?mith ventures to assert at"THEWA;POUAALEnrewed:at .-iiisferton will hold a high reputation; not only in: New Zealand but in the neighboring Colonies. • ....... . ? WAIPUUiTiREWERY,-MSSTERTONJ-R. V. -SMITH-[MABTiBiOR PROPRIETOR. 374