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Wairarapa Daily Times, Issue 2490, 3 January 1887, Page 4

/WXITTLEJOMWH'S SixGuinoaLever^atcheg A EE -confidently recommendedas the £ll, moat durable and aceuratewatehes in tlie JNew Zealand market, t ' ' Tile-unscrupulous who try to palm off interior watches bearing LittlojoWs name are recommended to see the .case Little l john y Mulligan, triecl. in the, Supreme Court, Wellington, before doing. so. No agents, Address Queen-street,- Masterton, and Lambton Quay, ••Wellington,' 2158 "WRIGO-LESWORTH h BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. OUR Mr. BINNS having, during his lato VISIT to an ENTIRELY NEW aiid magnificent SET OF INSTRUMENTS,- we have made arrangemonts to execute LARGE GROUPS and PORTRAITS at a gieatly REDUCED CHARGE, Wo are now in a position to offer specially liberal terms to Cricketing. Boating, and Football Clubs, Volunteers, FbiendlySooieties, and other Public Bodies, Testimonial Presentations, &o„ &c. Weare 'ako able to execute nil Out-doov Photography,. such as Views of Houses, Public Buil. dings, Lawn Tennis Parties, Picnics, &0., at equally reduced rates, our name being a guarautee that the work will be finished in the most perfect andartistio manner.

Our. New Portrait and View Lenses and cameras combine all tho very latest improvements and are simply perfection. Please Note thk Adduess— WRIGGLESWORTH k BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Willis• street, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EMPIRE HOTEL. 2305 HOW TO SAVE 25 PER CEfiT, THIS is a question that, often arisesj anil is " very seldom solved, although the solution •of the above problem is very simple, if attempted upon plain rules, tho first of which is to buy your goods in tho cheapest market; Becondlv, to buy thorn for cash instead of paying booking prices and helping to pay, the bad dobts of others, Tho poru«al of tho following will Buffleo to show how easily tho abovo difficult problem nmy be solved. For caßli you can now have delivered to any part'pf the city or railway station, securely.packed the : .following goodßTho finest "white sugar, 3d per lb, 9s ()d per 401bbag; light grey ditto, 2Jd;' loaf: ditto 4Jd j currants Gd'j raisins, 7d; siiltanas. 7d; salmon, 8d; lobsters, lOd; sardines, 5d and lOd per tin;.safety matches, ,4jd pej'doz.; plaid do 4id; prinie chccad from Gd per lb; candles' 'sd a lb, 251b box, 9a 4d; keroseno, high test, patent tine, 69 fid per tin, or 12s per case; beat table potatoes,.4s per cwt; British wax, BJd per lb; Price's London sperm, BJd per lb; selffitting bedroom, lOd a lb; fluted jmraffin, flJd lb; noonday GJd lb; pickles, from 8d per bottle'; soap, yollow, 3d per bar. 20 bars in box 6s; almond seonted do, Gd, Sd, lOd, and Is per bar ; bluo mottled, Gd or 9s per box; . oatmeal, 251b' bag, 2s fld; flour, best brand,; 12s per lOOlbs; fine Mocha, coffoe, le 4d lb; Fiy's cocoa, Is Gd ;' Van Houten's 4s,.aud Hudson's Is Gd lb; 'pearl 1 barley, 2d lb; sago, rice, tapioca, 51bs for Is; starch. 4d lb; English tablo 'vinegar,. Gd: bottlo; white crystal do., lOd bottle; corn-, flour, Od|)kt; figs, 9d bos; sauces from M a : bottle; birdseodM lb; devilled herrings, Is;: tali do, M; bamii, fid; bacon, 7|d lb;, pepper, Is Gd lb; jams, best brands,*Gdlb; split yeas, '4 lb; clothesline!?. Cd; fib tins mustard, iCd; Swiss milk, 8b per dozen; rnacroroui and vormicelli, fld lb; table salt, 71b bag, Gd, 141b bag, la; arrowroot, 8d lb; tobacco, nailrod and, twist, Da 2d per lb; tinned fruit peaches, apricots, pears, &0.. Is 3d tho 21b tin; Keillor's marmalade, 8d; painkiller, le 3d per bottle; soda orystals, Bibs, Is; golden syrup, 21b tin. Oil; fredioggs, le dos; teas, new season, Is (id, 2s, 2a 4d, 2s Gd per lb, a'• reduction of 2d per lb by taking a 61b parcel; box was, 14?, 16s, 18s 20s, 22s Gd, 24s per box; half ■chests do at Is 4d, 1b Gd, Is Sd, 2s, 2s 2d por lb; Dunedin alo, qts, 8s 6d ■ per dos; ao Stout do, 8s Gd do; do do, pte 5s do; English ale and stoat,"boet brands; Henncssy's case brandy; case whiskey, Kinnahan's, Walker's, Cock .o' the North, Mitchell's; schnapps, Geneva, case rum; bulk do, Adelaide wines, ports, and sherries of tho finest brands, at lowest possible prices,Noiethe Address-

W. JAMIESON and Co Wliolesalo and retail Groeors, and Vine and Spirit Merchnnta, Civil Service Storea, Willis-street, Wellington, four doors above ' Watinera-stieet. . ' PRIVATE DISPENSARY, Permanently Established in Dunediu. For tho Scientific and' Speedy cure of chronic, nervous, and special diseases. The expert specialist, Dr Speer, is a regular graduated Physician, educated at Harvard College, U.S. He lias devoted a, lifetime to, and is acknowledged to be tho most expeit physician in Lis speciality in the United States, 'Young Men and Middle aged Men who suffer from Nervous' and Physical Debility, Loss of Energy and Memory Eruptions on the Face, Mental Depression, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, &c, tic, will do well to consult Dr Speer, Hospital Experience —Having been Physician in one of tho leading Hospitals of tho U.S. enables him to . treat all private troubles v;ith excellent results, Ho wishes it distinctly understood that he does not claim to perforin impossibilites, or to have a miraculous power, He clainißonly to bo a akillod and successful Physician, thoroughly informed in his speciality-Chronic Diseases of Men; and Women, All appliyng .to himvill recoivo his honest opinion of their oomplaintß, 'No experimenting, Ho will guarantee a positive cure in every caso lio undertakes or forfeit £2OO. Consultation in office, or by letter, Free. Charges moderate,- Examination and advico, Free, Call or Addrojsi DrH, J. Speer, Octagon Chambers, Ross' Uuildingj (opposite Town Hall), Dunedin. Office Hours: 10 to 12,1 to 4,6 to 8 p.m, : N.B.—All medicines necessary for a complete euro can be sent secure from observation on reooipto (symptoms, Dv SPEER, is tho only Gazetted Medical Man in New Zealand who advertises as "a SPECIALIST. For confirmation see Gazetto, January 21st, (Established 1868), 4)2 DR 2477

THDJ "Tailor and Cutter," the leading . journal of the,trade' in the world, thus refers to Messrs GEORGrESON and Co's exhibit of Wellington-made clothing in the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London"The Roods are in glass cases and we cannot get a near view of them; but judging Ly tlio felling inside of a Covert Coat, and as much as we could see of its edges, wo do not think that anything bettor could be shown, from any part of the world, Wc'Certainly did not sed any foiling in Ryan's exhibition .to equal it for evidences ot really' sound practical tradesraanship. -It is an easy tiling to: attempt ■ feats' of workmanship lor a,special occasion; but a close' inspection of small things will generally ' reveal irregularities, thus Bhowing that the operator is not used to it. -But this work as /far as . we; could see, is perfectly rejjular, and not done for : the occasion, jinust certainly congratulato our brethren upon then' enterprise.' "fences incfri.atjy are mani-, clearly slity that. they. belong' Ire part of ij family, which may. .Hyand -truth people Jllv teimed a great 1 2450 I Jcliant^' Giocen i old W