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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2812, 1 February 1888, Page 3

1 QUEEN-ST., MASTERTON. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE 01'' NEW BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. WRITING DESKS, Work-boxeß, Ladies Companions, Purses, Pocket Books, Ladies Bags, Inkstands, Dolls, Tea Sets, Writinp Oases. FANCY GOODS, TOYS, fto, IN Endless Variety. PHOTOGRAPHY. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Portraits taken in ANY Weather Bv the - NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROOEBS. Yiows taken in any part ot the Town or Country. THOB. E~PRICE CONNOLLY <fc HERMANN, LANDSCAPE, PORTRAIT, —AND— General Photographers, 55, Lambton-quay, , WELL IN GTON. MR CONNOLLY betja to notijy that lio has admitted Mr R. HERRMANN as a partner into tlie firm, and that the business of General Photographers will for tlie futuro be carried on under the style of Connolly & Hermann. The publio will no doubt reoognise the vast importance of having their wants attended to by tho heads of the lira, and as Messrs Connolly and Hermann PERSONALLY UNDERTAKE THE OPERATING and EETOUCHING Departments of their business the public oan rely on receiving the. VERY BEST WORKMANSHIP AT LOWEST PRICES. Mr HERMANN, who is acknowledged by the profession to be UNEQUALLED in the Colony as a FIRST-CLASS OPERATOR and RE-TOUCHER, holds several first prize Mcdalß won at various American Exhibitions. He also possesses a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMISTRY (rarely acquired by the every-day photographer) and as the whole foundation of the photographic art is based on CHEMICAL PROCESSES, the public will knowledge. With the addition of Mil HERMANN to the staff the firm are enabled to bring HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY within the reach of all, They guaranteo that whilst the likeness will be distinctly preserved, their productions will be UNSURPASSED 'or ARTISTIC LIGHTING AND PuSiNG, DELICACY OF HALFTONES, and excellence of finish. CABINETS, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED, FROM 28©/" DOZ. LARGE WORK AT VERY LOW PRICES NOTICE. SHORT? & KEID W, Willis Street, (next J, Duthie & Go) (1 k LL the attention of Town and CounJ try Storekeepers to the following list of goods on private sale at lowest wholesale prices Oats Bacon Brown Paper Wheat Sugar -Assorted Twines Maizo Soap Dates Barley Candles F Peas Salt Musoatells Beans Rice Shell Almon Crushed Oats Picton Bloat'rs Nuts Hay Vestas Honey Straw Fancy Soap Potatoes Chaff Sago Onions Crushed Lins'd Tapioca Tow Peari Barley Lime Juice Hams Bran Jam Lime Cordial Pollard Coffee Poultry Flour Pepper Butter Oatmeal Vinegar Eggs Cheese Paper Bags Fruit &c &c Ax Also 20 tons prime Denvent potatoes, 42s Gd landed free at Wellington Station. Consignments of Merchandise received for le, and prompt account sales rendered. sa r Agents for Christchurch Biscuit Co., Harjj os l?toar and Oaiiml. k Store—Cornhill Street NOTICE. J AMES ROSS begs to notify that lie has from this date taken into copartnership with hiin Mr JAMES MUIR of Masterton, Coachbuilder, and that tho business will in future be carried on in the name and style of ROSS & MUIR, Blacksmiths, Coachbuilders and Wheelwrights, Queen-stroet, Mastorfcon, January 3,1888. TN CONSEQUENCE of the above, it X is necessary that all accounts due to mo should be paid at once, and Mr C. T. D'kcY having been authorized by me to collect the sumo, his receipt will bo a sufficient discharge, JAMES ROSS. MASTERTON TOWN LANDS TRUST. TENDERS will bo received until 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, February 2nd, 1888, For leasing a Cottage with outbuildings and land—part of Town Acre 89—in Dixon-streefc, tor a term of SI years. Full particulars on application, R.BROWN, 2802 Secretary. FOR SALE—M J. Bernard wishes to inform the public that he has decided to sell his well known property on Columba road, The property is as follows;—A section of land opposifco the residence of M, Uaselberg, Esq,, containin? four acres (moro or less); a large roomy new house erected thereon, containing live rooms, hall and passage and outbuildings. Two acres of the property am trenched and planted in fruit trees, viz- 90 apples of all varieties in full bearing, also 60 three year old forward apple trees, choice varieties and full bearing, largo variety of plums, peaches, figs, apricots nectarines, damsons, quinoes raspberries, about 300 gooseberry trees cf all the choicest kinds, 100 mixed currants, 2000 Btrawberry plants, also a large grape vine in very heavy crop. The orchard is well sheltered with ornamental trees, and bounded by tho Makora stream, planted with willows. It is one of tho prettiest properties evor placed before tho public, and those on the look out for a comfortable, cheap property, cannot do hotter than interview the proprietor, whose sole reason for disposing of the same is that he wishes to go into farming. The terms will bevery liberal, and can be ascertained on application toM, J. BERNARD, or A, R. Bunny, solicitor. Persons are welcome to view the property at anv liouvQf tho day, ' V