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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2815, 4 February 1888, Page 3

Educational Depository, QUBBN-ST,, MASTERTON. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SALE OF NEW BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. W BITING DESKS, Work-boxes, Ladies Companions, Purses, Pocket Books, Ladies Bags, Inkstands, Dolls, Tea Sots, Wrifcinp Cases. fancy goods, toys, &c, I.N Endlosw Variety. PHOTOGRAPHY. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Portraits taken in ANY Weather By the NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS, _ Yiews taken in any part ot the Town or Country. THOS. E~ PRICE Uil "ooking Stovesand Kitchene s, SOLE MAKER-IN NEW ZEALAND. Tl J. FuOTHEAD PLUMBER AND IRONMONGER, Riddbford Street, Newtown. These Stoves are odorless, smokeless, safe, portable, cleanly, and economical. Through tho l»ng New Zealand summer (practically for seven or eight months of the year) they will do the ontire work of a kitchen firo and range. Will Bakb.Boil, Steam, and Fry all at one time, and at immeasurably. Joss cost than any other known cooking apparatus In first outlay as well as cleanliness and efficiency, but especially in the hourly saving of expense, they are Incomparably Superior to Gas Stoves, A complete set of Cooking utensils accompanies each Stove. AGENTS IN WKLI.INGTONWaiter Brown, Machine Store, Farish Street, R. Gardner*Co.,lronmongers, Lambton Quay, T. BALLINGEK, Willis-strectr SOLE MANUFACTURER, E, J, FOOTHEAD, N.B.—The Sto-es may be seen at work and tested at the maker's workshop, Tram Terminus, Newtown, Wellington. Catalogue can bo obtained on application to the '• Daily" Office JLM undersigned intends to appy to the Council of the County of Wairarapa North, at a meeting to be held on TUESDAY, February 14,1888, for a license do SLAUGHTER CATTLE at hia Slaughter Yards, Penrose, Tinui. ARTHUR NIOHOLLS. Tinui. January G, 1888. 2814 jL in n 'tin I'iia piwwu tuui. lie lIUQ decided to sell his well known property on (Jolumba road. Tho property is as follows:—A section of land opp.isitti the residence of M. Caselberg, Esq,, containiiif four acres (more or less); a large roomy new house erected thereon, containinsr live rooms, hall and passago and outbuildings. Two acres'of the property ar« trenched and planted in fruit trees, viz-90 apples of all varieties mfull bearing, also 00 three year old forward apple trees, choice varieties and full bearing, largo variety of plums, peaches, figs, apricots nectarines, damsons, quinoes lasplierries, about 300 gooseberry trees cf all tho choicest kinds. 100 mixed currants, 2000 strawberry plants, aho a large grape vine in very heavy crop. The orchard is well sheltered with ornamental trees, and bounded by the Makora stream, planted with willows. It is one of the prettiest properties ever placed before tho public, and those on the look out for a comfortable, _ cheap property, cannot do better than interview the proprietor, whose sole reason for disposing of the samo is that ■he wishes to go into farming. Tho terms will Iwvery liberal, and can be ascertained on application toM. J. BERNARD or A, R. Bunny, solicitor. Porsons are welcome to view the property at any hour of the day. CONNOLLY <fc HERMANN, LANDSCAPE, PORTRAIT, —and— General Photographers, 55, Lambton-qtjay, WELLINGTON. iTR CONNOLLY begs to m% that jtfl. ho has admitted Mr R. HbIRR- : MANN as a partner into the firm, and that tho business of General Photographers will for the future- be carried on under tho style of Connolly & Hermann. The public will no doubt reoognise the vast importance of having their wants attended to by the heads of tho arm, and as Messrs Connolly and Hermann PERSONALLY UNDERTAKE THE OPERATING and RETOUCHING 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 Medals won at various American Exhibitions. He also possesses a THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMISTRY (rarely acquired by the evcry-day photographer) and as the whole foundation of tho photographic art is based on CHEMICAL PROCESSES, the publio will knowledge. With the addition of Mr HERMANN to the staff the firm are enabled to bring HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY within the reach of all. They guarantee that whilst the likeness will be distinctly preserved, their productions will be UNSURPASSED \, r ARTISTIC LIGHTING AX2 PusitfG, DELICACY OF HALF-TONES, and excelaoe of finish. CABINETS, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED, FROM2Q/-DOZ. LARGE WORK, AT VERY, WW PRICES