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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3049, 8 November 1888, Page 1

Scoullar & Cliisholm, ' [Liito Novtli and Scoullar], LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. -pESPJiOTFULLY Leg to invito nil .... Country Visitors to Wellington to UAiiAJiD iNbi'Eti their largo and well- : fUPNIT L'REpUItKIBHIUG, ETC which for workmanship, finisli.and value cannot bu equalled in town. ■■;■ • 1 Harlequin Suites,' Drawing-room ■ Suites,./ Dining-room Suites , Bedroom i Suites, Chippendale Cabinets, Occasional Ohaire, Over Mantles, Dining Tables, Iron Bedsteads, Children's Cots Wire-wove Matasos, Upholstered Spring Mattresses, Brus' sol Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, Hoarthrucs, Linoleums, American Chairs, Austrian Chairs S, and U. bct( to draw attention to the PIANO AND OBGAN DEPART-Pianos-made by the celebrated Carlo Ecke, Walker Erhardt, Brinsmoad Justin Brown, Schwotchen, etc, Oralis by Kimbell, Mason and Hamlin Bridgeport and Carpenter etc, etc. Tho abovo iuslrumonts sold on deferred payment System, extending ovor two or' thrco years, to suit purchasers, Note the Address— LAMBTON QUAY.WELLINGTON J; G. MACEAT IKUBIPUNI OABH -'STOfiEAND "QEGS to amiouiico tlmt lio has, at the rcquost, and for tho convenience of a number of his customers,—to whom, he taulora his sincere thanks—opened that shop at tho corner of Queen and Rcnallstreet as a BRANCH SHOP, whereby skid attention to business, supplying the BEST of everything at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, ho liopos to merit a continuance of their favors. CAKES, PASTRY, mid CONFECTIONARY always fresh. HOT PIES K?Ttiesdays, Thursdays, &, Saturdays, Goods delivered to all parts of thoDisCountry orders executed with caro and OFAKI SAW MILLS, RICHARD EVERNDEN ET7I BEGS to notify hat ho • Jli, has purchased tho above well-known mill, and hi prepared to ;ut and dolivcr timber to order any size and at tho lowest possible trade rates, All orders by pist, at the mill, or loft at R. E.'b residence, will receive prompt and careful attention, EKETAHUNA SMITHY. ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, , (uteofMasukton,) I 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 tlmt has hitherto been 10 liberally extended to his predecessor. E/ery description of' omrineoring and ulacksmithing work neatly executed, at tho lowest trade rates consistent with honest workmanship,

AMERICAN OMfANS! ! • WELL! WELL 11 OH, HowOheapl And quite true, Inm told that F. J. Pinny is ufferiii" splcndidAmeiicanOrgaiis, by somo of tho best mid moat reliable makers. Each instrument is fitted up with tho divided octavo couplavs, Good authorities, and persons who have them in this city say what magnificent instruments they aro, being just what they aro represented—tho bent and cheapest ever offered'to ilia numerous friends and tho public at large. Unequalled for tone mid touched built to liis own orders expressly for colonial use. "With strong upright rubber bellows of great capacity; no wooden oouplaru; all steel-plated rods—no fear of getting out of order with fair usage. These organs ore built in a solid bliick walnut caso with mouse-proof attachments, and panelled walnut back, fitted out with all'tho lattst improvements. Well, how can lie sell so cheaply? Why his oxpmisesare so small; his system is, "Small profits and quick leturns." Woll, wo will just call at his oflico and bco for ourselves, Ho says on thelist in liis\vindow that he alwayskeeps samples on stock. Who would not hav6 music, when you cahpurchaso a splendid American Organ for £1(1, or one with six stops, including the divided octavo couplars. for. £IU. >,. Note tho address— F. J. PINNY, Broadway Terrace,. Wellington. Catalogues can be had on appliatio'u at Daily ijiljco