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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 386, 11 February 1880, Page 3

PHOTOGRAPHY. THE undersigned' has' the pleasure of notifying that hia new Photographic Studio is now ready for the' reception- tof visitors. ■ 1 "• Carte do Yisite, Cabinet, and other Photographs taken; also, enlarged, 6r reduced for brooches, lockets,'or rings, Views'taken in any part bf.the. district. Charges—lsa per doxen, 10# per half dozen, Famuiesandgroupßftrrangjdffith.-— — .... THOS. E. PRIQE, y . v Educational Depository, Queen-strtet, ~T MASTEKTON.' 287 JJDUCATIONAL DEPOSITORY; Opposite the Council CHafflberi, T. E. price; ' (Late Clark & Price) of this New Zealand Educational Depository,' Wellington), IMPORTER OF STATIONERY, BOOKS, act MUSIC, , la receiving by.'each English, maila regular supply of • ■'' NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, And the leading English, Scotch, and Irish papers; and has always on hand A WELL-SELECTED STOCK ' OF " " ' Stationery, Books, School Requisites, and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer ; • and Hymn Books, ... . ,; Inspection invited,," . 221 WAIPOUA STEAM-SAW PLANING " T AND MOULDING MILLS. : \ Sash and Door Faotory. . Cuned work cut to any design, , -.. ; Turning in all its branches • All description of Joiner's work done. Agents for all descriptions of Carved Work BACON & WRIGLEY • ■ PROPRIETORS 11 - jgOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL ' Cole-street, Masteeton. Under the Patronage of . the Honorable Lady Eobmon. ; ,- :t . Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects- are taught:— -*■ * French, German, Italian,, Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. ' " ' v Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. , Terms moderate;' The first term of 1880 will begin on Wednesday, 28th of January,. ....... • Evening Class for French. 351 N 0 T I ,0 E. I have, authorised; T, H, Murray, to collect all debts due to his estate. Proceedings will be taken at once if accounts'. presented by him arc not paid. Wm, SELLAR, T)ERAMBULATORS! X PERAMBULATORS 1 GO TO E, ARNOLD'S, . Kuripuni, BASKET AND PERAMBULATOR MAKER. Double • • •' 1 •' £ll2s 6d Single ■ • - £lloa —-Always some, on hand— • .. CASH ONLY. ' " 372 NOTICE, I HEREBY give notice that'all monies due to me for goods supplied from mjo Carterton business must be paid at once to Mr A. Armstrong,--whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. ! ■ . J. GATTSCHA',. " ' ' ; Brewer.' t Masterton, Jan, 17,1880. 366 TO, THE '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 mil commence the erection of a Brewery next week, and hope to be able to supply, good genuine Ale, Stout, etc., as heretofore in the course of a month, and hope to obtain the favors of their oldfriends and many new ones, ' JOSEPH GATTSCHA, THOS. PARSONS'.' • Masterton, December 13,1879. 5 WAIPOUA BREWERY! WAIPOUA BREWERY! Re-opening or The W aipoua Brewery. R. V. SMITH has'the pleasure to announce that he has purchased the valuable Plant and Stock-in-Trade of the WiiPOUA Brewery; also, that he h»s engaged as MR FRANKLIN, lately a principal Brewer in that worldrenowned firm . BASS & CO., Bdrton-on.Trent. ' R. Y. SMITH-.will be able to brew and sell at ordinary rates ! • ■' A BETTER GLASS OF BEER :■ than any'which .has. hitherto been brewed in the provincial District, ■'•D'UNEDI_NBEER i will now be. superseded by better local article at .a less price, , • ' '■"! Ma Franklin brings with him. higher credentials than those possessed bv . any. other brewer in the Colony, arid under his management R. Y, Siiira',ventures to assert that ''THE; WAIPOUA ALE""brewed at Masterton will hold a high reputation, not only in New Zealand but in the neighboring Colonies, , ' WAIPOtiA BREWERY, M4SmTON]-R, Y. SMITH-iMABTJffiTOK PROPRIETOR, • 374