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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3045, 3 November 1888, Page 1

ScoulM Chisholm, [Lato North mid Scoullar], LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ■RESPECTFULLY beg to invito all Country Visitors to Wellington to call and inspeoi their large and wellassorted atook of Suites, Dining-room Suites .Bedroom Suites, Ohippendalo Cabinets, Occasional Chairs, Over Mantles, Dining Tables, Iron Bedsteads, Children's Cots Wire-wovo Mattresses, Upholstered Spring Mattresses, Bruasel Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Hearthrugs, Linoleums, American Chairs, Austrian Chairs S, and C. be» to draw, attention to the PIANO AND OB SAN DEPARTMENT. Pianos—maclo by tlio colobrated Carlo Ecko, Walker Erliardt, Brinsmoad Justin Brown, Schwotchcn, etc. Oreans by Kimbjll, Mason and Hamlin Bridgeport and Carpentor etc. otc. Tho abovo instruments sold on doforred payment System, extending over two or three years, to suit purchasers. Note tho Address— LAMBTON QUAY,WELLINGTON ,J. G. MACKAY OF THE KURIPUNI.CASH STORE AND BAKERY, jgEGS to announce that ho has, at the request, and for the convenience of a number of his customers,—to whom he tenders his sincere thanks-opened that ahop at the corner of Queen and Renallstreet as ft BRANCH SHOP, whero by strict attention to business, supplying tho BEST of everything at tbeLOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, ho hopes to merit a continuance of their favors. CAKES, PASTRY, arid CONFECTIONARY alwaya fresh, HOT PIES KsfTuesrtays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, Goods delivered to all parts of the District, Country orders executed with caro and punctuality, 8001 cannot bo equalled in town. Harlequin Suites, Drawing-room

OPAKI SAW MILLS, Mastcrton. RICHARD EVERNDEN , has purchased thoabovo woll-known mill, and is prepared to out and deliver timber to order any Bizo and at tho lowest possible trado rates. All orders by pist, at tho mill, or left at R, E.'s residenco, will receivo prompt and careful attention. EKETAHUNA SMITHY. ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, General Blacksmith and Farrier. HAVING taken over tho abovo busi. ness so efficiently carried on by Mr Geo. Buckingham, solicits a continuance of tho patronage that has hitherto been <lO liberally extended to his predecessor. E/ory description of engineering and ulaclfsmithing work neatly executed, at tho lowest trado rates consistent with honest workmanship. AMERICAN ORGANS I 1 WELL 1 WELL! I OH, HowCheaplAnd quito true, I am told that F. J. Pinny isofforing splendidAmoricanOrgans, by somo of the best and most roliablo makers.; Each instrument is fitted up with tho divided octavo couplars. Good authorities, and persons who havo thorn in this city say what magnilicont instruments tlioy aro, being just what tlioy aro represented—tho best and cheapest ever otfored to ihs numorous friends and tho public at largo. Unequalled for tono and touch,and built to his own orders expressly for colonial usb, With strong upright rubbor hollows of great capacity; no woodon couplars j all steel-plated rods—no fear of gotting out of order with fair usage. These organs are built in a solid black walnut caso with mouse-proof attachments, and panolled walnut back, fitted out with all tho latest improvements, Woll, how can ho soil so cheaply? Why his oxpensesaro bo small; his systoin is, "Small profits and quick letunis." Woll, wo will just call at his oilico and seo for ourselves. Ho Bays on delist inhis window that hoalwayskeeps samples on stock. Who would not hav6 .inusic. when you can purchase a splendid Amorican Organ for or one with six stops, including thoWiyjded ootavo couplars, for £l9. Nop' tho address— F. J. PINNY, BroadwayTorraco, WolPEOPRIETOR. BEGS to notify hat he (late of Mastertoh,) ungton. uataioeues naa on appulation atDiiiy officoy -