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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2974, 11 August 1888, Page 4

r Business Notices/ v- v: "M diffcreut patterns, with all the plied by us to all the principal Rinks in tho North aud South Islands. The above are manufactured by us and thoroughly inspected hefoie leaving the works. ANDERSON & MOBEISON, ELEOTRO-PLATERS, BRASSFOUNDUES, COPPERSMITHS, & ENGINEERS - Samples may be seen on application to our MR WALLACE, '"'- 8, Ouba-street,' Wellington! ■;:'A-M-E RIO 'AS^BjBI ; H -i$ -^^■^WELLl^WELtll^'S;'.: QH, How Cheap ! And quite true, I dm v'tbld that-F. JvPMNy'is^ofierin?best ;and. most, .''reliable.'.makers, 1 Each ibstrumonl is fitted up with the'divided ;oclaye. c6uplars,CGood;authorities, and persons who" have thenf in'this city say what magnificent; instruments; they, aro, being just what'ttiey are represented-the beat and cheapest ever offered , to'his numeroiiß friendß and tho public at large, Unequalled for,tone and touch, and built to liis"owii orders expressly for colonial use.. With strong upright rubber bellows of great capacity; no wooden couplara j all steoUplated; rods-no fear : of getting out of order with fair usage. These organ? are built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments, i and panelled walnut bank,' fitted but with all the lattßt improvements. Well, how can he soil so cheaply? Why lib expenses are bo small; his system is, "Small profits and quick letuniß." Well, we'will just call at his office and see for ourselves. Ho Bays on the list in his window that he always keeps samples on stock. Who would not have music, when you can purchase a splendid American Organ for £lO, or one with six stops, including the divided octave couptep for £l9. Note the address— F.J. PINNY, Broadway Terrace, Wellington. CutaWues can be had on applisition at Daily oflico, EKETAHUNA GENERAL STORE —TEMPERANCE HOTEL,AND CARRYING DEPOT. Jambs Jones, Proprietor, T7HILE thanking my numerous V V Customers for their support, I beg;to inform them that I have enlarged my premises to enable mo to keep a larger stock of Groceries and Ironmongery. Winter stock of Drapery, also a large quantity of Ladies', Children's, and Men's boots just to "■ ■ hand. Ho is prepared as hitherto to carry goods to any. place between Mangamahoe and Palmerston.' Ef Travellers can obtain . accommodation atmoderat« rates ■■■ ■ at this establishment, and good •■•v Btables'and.pa'ldocks are pro- "'<. • vided. ■.';'■■' . . own TO STAND THIS SEASON A T A. W. CAVE'S FARM, Te Ore XI Oro, Mastcrton, the Thoroughbred Horso, PISCATORIOUS. Jby Traducer (imp.), out of Fanny Fisher, by Fisherman (imp), out of Coquette (imp,) by Launcelot, winner of English Derby and full brother to Touchstone, Traducer by tho Libel, by Pantaloon. Tho Libel, out of Pasquonade, full sister to Touchstone. It will be seen from the nbovo that tho stout-hearted Fisherman has been ovon more to the Australian Turf than Traducer to the New Zealand Tho fact that Piscatorious is tho only Fisherman and Traducer unobtainable should be sufficient to entitle him to the respect of breeders. Owners of mares who aro desirous to breed high priced youngsters should stick to winning strains and put their marcs to a horse brod on the lines on Pißcatorious, whose breeding alone would command him a big season iu any part of the world. In color Piscatorious is a beautiful dark brown, with black points, standing 16 hands 2in high, has a neat expressive head (nover a neater or cleanor head set on a neck), indicative of a good temper. His neck is long and muscular, with windpipe well detached;-his shoulders aro deep and woll laid back, and good enough for anything, He's a.grand topped un. TERMS.—Thoroughbred Mares- Ten Guineas, Half bred Mares Six Guineas, Two or move as per agreement. Monies payable on first service, by P,N, duo 3lßt December, 1888. Grass FREE until due notice has been given of stinting, after, which 3s Cd per week will' be charged, Every caw of Mares will be taken, but no responsibility, Groomage —Cs, to be paid at thno of service For Particulars apply to B. CAVE, oil A. W. CAVE. ■j Woodloigh Farm, 2MB TnOreOrcMasterton. WHERE SHALL WE BUY OUR FURNITURE? Is a question which occurs at some period of life to almost all of us and it is a question which involves two important cons!derations, viz,, Quality aud Price Economy is a virtue which should be possessed by orerybody. and in thinking about 'Whore shall wo buy our Furniture,' people naturally desire to be directed to the place where they can obtain the beat value for their monoy. 1 therefore have mi'ch pleasure in drawing attention to the fact that I am now prepared to supply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of evory description, mado from wellBelected and thoroughly seasonedmaterials * at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. . Pictures framed, Carpets planned aud laid Furniture Repaired, Re-Oovered and Re-Polished. Ladies'Noedleworktastefully mounted and adapted toanyartide of furniture required, All Goods delivered free to any part of .. "thetown, : . i Note the. address—Queeu-st;, Masterton (opposite M. CaßelbergYStoro),:' JMiwSwliiiiJMwil^iiMlMliffllil