PETONE BREWERY WELLINGTON. C. EDMONDS AND CO.'i Aleb an Equaltotbe PER DOZEN, DELIVERED. results of'Analysis-No. i-ale. :-" i lear bright well-flavored Ate with good body,.awed sfter-twto; forms good head., 1 '■ No. 2—PORTER:-" A sound wefl-fiavored pi ripened Barnplo of Porter; makes a good head, fiotl Jtmphs wero found to be unadulterated in any way. 1 • J.HECTOR Museum Laboratory, Wellington, . ,\' ... December29lll,lßßl ' ' 1872. •-. S. SOFFE'S MiTKAss, Bedding, d; General Furnish. . ; isq Wabehouse, ■ Manners-street, Wellington. TjIUBNITUBE of every description mad J?V to order (to (my design) oy expori mm_ workmen, House comfortably fur !■ for £4O (including Carpets MSerß, 4c). Hair Seat Dining room Suitt (Cedar frames) well Upholstered, £538, Full sized Spring Mattrasics from 50s, . All'goods guaranteed to bo made from well seasoned material. No second-hand material used for Bedding or Upholstering purposes. Orders by post or wiro punctually attended to 1130 SEEDS, SEEDS, Established 1865 Cho'w Floair Seals, Choke Qurdtn Seeds Glwice Atjrkullural Seeds. Jnst received to hand a fino assortment o the above in every class, which have awivod in their usual splendid condition. Over 30,000 Packets of tew and choice ilownr seeds. Special attention is called to my fine assortment of grasses, clovers, mangolds, and sweed seeds,, which cannot bo sur-1 All country orders attended to with the most careful supervision and despatch. F, COOPER, Wholesale and Retail Seedsman, Nursery man and Fiorist, MANNEESSTREET, WELLINGTON THE OLD-ESTABLISHED ADELAIDE WINE VAULTS, Lambton-Quay Wellington. N Returning Thanks to his Numerous patrons, wishes to inform them that ho has in stock the finest selection of ADELAIDE WINES • For the approaching season that is procurable, which he guarantees pure and unadulterated, Having had twenty-fivo years' experience in tho trade, he can, with all confidence, asiiure the public that his stocks are of the purest vintage, THE PfUCES-From 3«s per do/. isrSrarrs of the Best Brands !"$» Also, every destription of ENGLISH AND COLONIAL BEERS AND STOUT. Note the Address— ADELAIDE WINE VAULTS, 1496 Lambton-Qoay. PHOTOGEAPHIC ART I NOTICE. MR CAZNEAU. who for the past Bix years has been Sole Operator in Messrs Wrigglesworth & Binns' well-known Photographio Studio, Willis-street, and who
baa produced all tho photographs of the shove-named'firm which took the Fihst Pwzes at tho Melbourne and Sydney Exhibitions, begs to intimate to his many friends and patrons that he has commenced buainoaa on hie own account in Wellington, under the style of CAZNEAU & CONNOLLY, In those central and commodious premises on I/AMBTONQUAY, (Opposite Grey-street and Queen's Wharf) lately occupied by Professor Augustus. The Studio is now completed, the extensive alterations made throughout the premises making the establishment one of the most complete in oyery detail that the Australian Colonies can produce. Mr Oazneau will guarantee his friends and patrons even bettor photographs than in the paat having spared no expense in importing the very newest instruments from Paris and San Francisco, introducing novelties that have never before been attempted by photographic artists in Now Zealand. '* VCAZNEAU & CONNOLLY. Photo Artists, V Bit U W'■ « & (J 0 Sub-Agents for North British and MeroanAnd Murray, Roberts & Co. CW advanced on wool and insurances offeotedat lowest current rates from sheep's back to London. '. HUXLEY'S EAGLE, ' T a public garden in the east end of . London, and another near Portobollo Barracks, Dublin, they have a mill for grinding old people young. Old decrepit men and .women and worn-out lame old donkeys, etc., are sent in at one side of tin. mill, and come out all quite young ana lively, I urn going to try that game on mj tailoring establishment, It-has become dreadfully old and dilapidated lately. I hope to have it through the mill by the lOtl ottnis month, If you pay it a visit on o after that date you may see what a gran improvement, Every yard of goods and every article shall bo. quite new, excepting tHoboßS.andhewill try to look as young (W'powiblo, He has at last scoured very extensive premises at a cheap rent, and will be enabled,to give his customers better value than he has done for a long time. The premises will he known by the sign of the "•"le, opposite Barrett's Hotel, . '.'jdtnidiom.lorSeJf-nkmuremnl: ■ First, state age, height, weight, and wengajpn, and, if ereet or„stooping,:. Measure the chest underneath the arms over the'vest, Mid waist oyer 1 the vest; measure the front 1 team of'the coat sleeve; lay your trousers; flat' on;the table, measure the Bide'.seam; f jom ;top to bottom, then .the leg seam - and around;thewaiat. •;".' ".':,',..'.;>1 : Hv-PEARSON, TAILOR, &c, TQEOS to nntifr that he jttaa REMOVED Jj T to'Ptemwes Opposite xn»re»t'Office
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1510, 16 October 1883, Page 1
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750Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1510, 16 October 1883, Page 1
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