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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3060, 21 November 1888, Page 1

Scoullar & Chisholm, [Lato Notth andjScoullar], LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, beg lo invito all Couutiy Visitors to Wellington to CALL AND INSI'KUT thoir large and wellassorted stock of ■ ■ ■■ 1 pDRNITL'REpUBKIBHIMG, ETC which tor workmanship, flniab,and value ' cannot bo equalled 111 town.. Harlequin Suites, Drawing-room Suites, Diniug-rooiu Suites " Bedroom Suites, Chippendale Cabinetu, Occasional Chairs, Over Mantles, Dining Tables, Iron Bedsteads, Children's Cots Wire-wove Mattreßses, Upholstered Spring Mattresses, BrusBolCarpots, Tapestry Carpets, Hearthruas, Linoleums, American Chairs, Austrian Chairs ■ S, and 0. be« to draw attention to the PIANO AND ORGAN DEPARTMENT. Pianos—made by the celebrated Carlo Ecko, Walker Erhardt, Brinsraead Justin Brown, Schwelchon, etc. Organs by Kimbell, Mason and Hamlin Bridgeport and Carpenter otc, etc, lhe abovo instruments sold 011 deferred payment System, extending ovor two or threo years, to suit purchasers, Noto tlio Address— LAMJ3TON QUAY,WELLINGTON

J.G.MACKAT OF THE . KUEIPUNI CASH STOKE AND BAKERY, to aimoiiuco that ho litis, at tlio rcqvteat, anil tor tlio convonionco of a number of his customers,—to wliom ho tenders his sincoro thanks—opened tlmt shop at tlio corner of Quoon and Ronnllstreet as a BRANCH SHOP, where by strict attention to business, supplying the BEST of everything at tlio LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, ho hopes to inorit a continmnco of their favors. CAKES, PASTRY, ami CONFECTIONARY always fresh. HOT PIES JS'Tucsdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, Goods delivered to all parts of the District. Country orders oxocutcd with care and punctuality. 3001 OPAKI SAW MILLS, Maaterton. RICHARD EVERNDEN i i PROPRIETOR, RTJI BEGS to notify hat lie • Jjj, has purchased tlio abovo i well-known mill, und ia prepared to sut • and deliver timber to order any sizo and ■ at tlio lowest possible trado rates.

All orders by p >st, at tho mill, or loft ~ at R, B.'s reaitlenco, will receive prompt g and caroful attention. ; (; eklmMa Mm. f 1 AETHUE J. CHAMBERLAIN, t (IATE M'MASTEIITON,) C General Blacksmith and Farrier. HAVING taken ovor the above busi. ness so efficiently carried on by Mr Geo, Buckingham, solicits a continuance of the patronago that has luthorto beeii 10 liberally oxtonded to his predecessor, Ejory description, of eiiymooriiig and ulacksniithing work neatly executed, at tlio lowest trado rates consistent with honest workmanship, AMEEICAN ORGANS! I WELL 1 WELL 11 OH, HowOheap! And quito true, I am told that P. J, Pinny is offerim; splondid AmoricanOrgaua, by somo of the best and most reliable makors. Each instrument is fitted up with tho divided octavo couplara, Good authorities, and poLnous who liuvo thorn in this city say what magnificent instruments they aro, being just what they aro represented—tho beut ami cheapest evor ottered to ihs numerous friends aud the public at large. Unequalled for tono and touch,and built to his own orders oxpressly for colonial use. With strong upright rubber bollows of great capacity; no wooden couplara; all steel-plated rods-no fear of getting out of order with fair usago. These organs are built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments, aud panelled walnut back, fitted out with all the latest improvements. "Well, how can lie sell so cheaply? Why his expenses aro so small; his system is, "Small profits and quick retuniß." Well, ;we will just call at his office and see for ourselves. He says on tholist inhia wiudow that healwayskeeps samples on'stock. Who would not hav6 music, whon you can purchase a splendid American Organ for £lO, or one with six stops, including the divided octave couplara, for £l9. Note the address—--1?, J, PINNY, Broadway Terrace, Wellington. Catalogues can.bc had on appliintiou at Dahv