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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2884, 27 April 1888, Page 4

Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! mHE BEST COAL in the market X promptly delivered at lowest ratea. Also—Shingles and Firewood. General Cartage by day or contract. W PRAMNELL, (late Wesun), Queen-street (corner of Renall-street). C. WAG LAND," BUTCHER, Mastekton. PRIME BEEF, and Best Qualit MUITON always ,on hand, BOARD OF EDUCATION, Wellington SCHOOL Oi" 1 DESIGN MASTEKTON BRANCH AT THE INSTITUTE. Instructress,., .Miss Aiice H. Holmes, late of the Royal Female School of Art, Queen'a-square, London. 15s"SUBJEOTS OP INSTRUCTION EVENING. GLASSES Freehand and Model Drawing 10s perqtr Geometrical and perspective „ 10s „ DAY CLASSES. Drawing from the caste etc, 21s pe Painting in oil or water color 1 nop Landscape, foliage, or still life J Next quarter commences Friday, 6th of April. ' . ' South Kensington Certificates. ARTHUR D RILEY, Director. 2'jj" THE PHOTOGRAPHIC 2s 6 REFUNDED, HIGGLES WOBTH & jgINNS PHOTOGRAPHERS, FIRST PRIZE MEDALISTS, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE & NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITIONS, BEG to intimate to their Patrons and the Public that they will continue their REDUCED SCALE OF CHARGES

ONE MONTH LONGER During which time any holder of a PHOTOGRAPHIC TICKET for One Dozen Cabinet Photos issued by any other firm in Wellington may be taken by Messrs W. and B.'s upon production of their Ticket, and the firm will allow tlio 2s Gd deposit already paid upon such Ticket, off their present scale of charges. CABINET PHOTOS 20S WSK DOZ, WRIGGLESWORTH & BIOTS PHOTOQUAFHEItS, Willis Street (OppositetheEmpire Hotel). Telephone 212. IMPORTANT to HORSE OWNERS. towmskhFs cowper HAVE just opened up their annual WINTER STOCK, comprising amongst other goodß, Canvas Horse Covers, Kangaroo and Calf Skill Leggings and Waterproof Saddle Aprons, Those in want of these articles will do well to inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. A first class COLLAR-MAKER always on the premises. _ All repairs neatly executed, and nothing but the best material used. Aote.—Customers may rely, in sending orders, that their wants will have prompt and careful attention. Prices are invariably strictly moderate, and country residents can rely on receiving the same treatment, both as regards workmanship and charges as if'they resided in town and made their arrangements on the spot. Note the AddressTownsend and Cowper, Saddle, Harness & Collar Makers, Queen street, Masterton. 2627 HOLLY HOUSE,... COLE- STREET. (Adjoining Dr Beard's Property). MRS G, YOUNG having taken the above house is now prepared to receive a few Boarders, The house has just been renovated, and contains comfortable apartments, bath-room ets, Convenient stabling. Teems moderate.

MRS.COEBETT, PASTRYCOOK, ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONER, FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER. (Oomor Shop, Perry's Block, Opposite Club Hotel). HAVING engaged tlie v services of a First-class Buker from Wellington, Mrs Corbett respectfully intimates to the inhabitants of Masterton, that she is now prepared to turn out BREAD equal in quality to any other establishment m the Valley. WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY. BALLS and PARTIES SUPPLIED, EXCURSIONS AJSD PICNICS CATERED FOR. Visitors to Masterton can be supplied with refreshments at all hours., AMERICAN ORGANS. WELL ! WELL 1! OH, How Cheap! And quite true. lam told that P. J. Pinny is offering splendid American Organs, by some of the best and most reliable makers, Each instrument is fitted up with the divided octave couplars. Good authorities, and persons who have them in this city say what magnificent instruments they aro, being just what they are represented—the beut and cheapest ever offered to his numerous friends and the public at large. Unequalled for tone and touch, and built to his own orders expressly for colonial use. With strong upright rubber bellows of great capacity; no wooden couplars; all Bteel-plated rods—no fear of getting outof order with fair usage. Theseorgans. are built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments, and panelled walnut back, fitted out with all the lattst improvements. Well, how can he sell so cheaply? Why his expenses are so small; his system is, "Small profits and quick leturns." Well, we will just call at his office and see for ourselves. He says on the list in his window that he always keepa samples on stock. Who would not have music, when you can purchase a splendid American Organ for £l6, or one with six 'stops, including the divided octave couplars, for £l9. Note the address— P. J. PINNY, Broadway Terrace, Wellington. Catalogues can be had on applitation at Pahv