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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1423, 6 July 1883, Page 3

WELLINGTON COLLEGE. m HE Third Quarter will begin on iSATUII--1 PAY, the Hth instant CHARLES 1». IWLES, Beoretnry. Wellington, 2ml July, 1883, 1422 A NNIVKRSARV QOIREI^ Anniversar X DoiuE.Lli OP THE jrASTKRTO.V KIFI.B VoI.HNTEKK COUPS THEATRE ROYAL, MASTERTON, Friday, July 20.) <o i Friday. July 20 Friday, July 20 g Friday July 20 Friday) July 20) ri (Friday, July 20 DOUBLE TICKET, 7« Cxi, including Refreshments and atte ■ daucc. TO COMMEXCi: JAS. BENTLEY, lion. Secretary: N O T ICE. A NY PERSON found fences or removing timber from my section in the 1121 JOHN McDKIIMOTT. "THANKS.' 7 IT IS only 10 days r.go since v.'o advertised that we wanted V 01)0. Our best friends simply laughed lit the idea, and assured us that it was impossible to get it in Masteitoii at the present time. But, thanks to the good sense of the Wairarapa Public, we arc able to state in a fact that we have received in response to our request £81,317s 3d, leaving J) Iflli 2s 9d. which we must receive this week. For security— Felt Hats, Is each, Splendid value. Only 3doz lelt Men's Sui s, Ills Gd. Only 21 lemaiu on hand. Braces, (id per pair, Grocery anp Ironmongery at Wellington Prices. Potatoes, this week, 'is Gd per cwt, at iUPP & HARE'S Emporium, MATCHES, 3d per dozen, (12 Uoxca) I). F. Mc C AIIT II Y, ntIARLES J. EREETH begs respectfully \J to inform the inhabitants of Wairarapa that he will commence business in the premises known as the Union Club, close to Empire Hotel, Masterton, on Monday, 2nd proximo, as NATIVE AGENT, MAORI INTERPRETER, aud GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, and having had many years experience as a New Zealand fanner, would call the special itantiun nf Settlors, Runholders, and others, in all parts of the district, to his STOCK and PRODUCE BEGisTRy BOOK, where every facility is offered to persons wishing either to Buy or Sell Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Farm Produce, Farming Implements, ic, Ac., and as there will be no chugs made ur.le-'s a purchase or sale is eifected, an insp.jctnn of the terms ol the Registry Bool; is respectfully solicited. Parties wishing to register in this office can do so by letter,when every attention will be immediately given aud lull particulars forwarded, A Registry will ■Uso he kept gentlemen requiring [arm servants, etc,, or servants wishing for employment, ma; be respectively suited Parlies having proper, ties for sale will do well to communicate with the uiulersii!ced, Tradesmen's books kept. Rents collected, etc, Private Lessons I given in the Maori language,

ciiAitLKs j, mum. CmcF.-Opposile Theatre Royal, Masteiton. . Ml 6 For i Choice Si'lection of English and French Millinciy, «o to L. ,1. IIOOPKR & CO,'. HON MAIICHK. MASTERTON ROAD BOAItD DISTRICT. divisions heretofore known as Nos, 1, t) bekiiownby thoju names, and tint thu B il -division heretofore known as No. (! Ward shall in futmv bo known as No. 5 Wind. R. WILSONS, Clerk. Wasterton, lltli June, 183,1. 1-117 MESSRS WRIHGLESWORTH 4 BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Opposite the Empire Hotel, ]\/j"ESSRS IYWUGLKSWOBTH AND xri. BINNS have the honor to inform their patrons anil Inn public of Wellington, while thanking them moat cordially for tlu-ir heretofore move Ihan liberal patronage, that and important changes n their staff, and having secured new and more efficient aid in two important branches of their art, they ire now in a position to offer better and more artistis productions than any they have yet attained, during a long and hrilliantly-su ccshEul career. In proof of this, attention is respectfully called to tho new exhibition of photographs now on view in their lobby, all pictures of which are printed from negatives taken during the past few weeks. Considerable expense has been incurred by tho firm in securing the most comuktc and perfect processes of enamelling and embossing, and in future all photographs leaving the establishment of Messrs Wrigglesworth and Limiß will be finished by this beautiful nreacrvativc method. Mr Wiigglcsworth's long residence in the principal cities of the Australian colonies has given him exceptional facilities for becoming acquainted with all that is latest and best in the art of producing sun pictures, and in future the operating-room and the retouching department will he under his personal supervision, The agents of the linn in Melbourne and Sydney have received instructions to keep Messrs Wriggleswoith and Bimis carefully and promptly supplied with all novelties, secure any special talent that may become available from time to time for any department of the firm's business. In conclusion, Messrs WriKglesworth and Binns Leg to inform intending sitters that they may rely upon the most ported and scrupulous cave being bestowed upon their portraits, from choice of accessories and background, lighting, posing, retouching, and printing, down to enamelling, mounting, and embossing. Special attention is called to the fact that the linn have resolved to make no extra charge for enamelling, which in the Australian colonics causes an additional outlay on the part of the public of from 5s to 20s per doz. Wrigglssworth and Binns, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Wilus-Sirket Wellington For Blankets, Flannels, Calicoes, Sheetings, lite., Etc,, Go to L. J. HOOPER & CO, DRAPERS, Bon Marclio. KAA YARDS WHITE FLANNEL, 10|d per yard. D. .F.McCAIiTH y, MASTERTQN,