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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3066, 28 November 1888, Page 1

Scoullar & Chisliolm, [Lato North and Scoullar], LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. •pESPECTFULLY bo<! to invito all Country Visitors to Wellington to cm and iNsrara thoir largo and.wellassorted stock' of pURNITt'REfURNIbHING, ETC which for workmanship, finish,nnd value cannot bo equalled in town'. Harlequin Suites, Drawing-room Suites, Dining-room Suites Bedroom Suites, CJiippendolo Cabinets, Occasional Chairs, Ovor Mantles, Dining Tables, Iron Bedsteads, Children's Cots I Wire-wovo Mattresses, Upholstered fymng Mattresses, Brussol Carpets,' Tapestry Carpeta, Hcarthrucs, Linoleums, American Chairs, Austrian Chairs S, and C. bos? to draw attention to the PIANO AND ORGAN DEPARTMENT. Pianos—mado by the celebrated Carlo f Ecke, Walker Erhardt, Brinamend Justin Brown, Schwotchon, etc. Unmns by Kimbell, Mason and Hamlin Bridgeport and Carpenter etc. etc. Tho'nbovo instruments sold on deferred payment System, extondiiig over two or threo years, to suit purchasers. Noto theAddrcBS—LAMBTONQUAY.WELLINGTON J.G.MACKAY KURIPUNI CASH STORE AND BAKERY,

T)EGS lb aniioiinco that ho haa.'nt tho request, mid for tho convenience of a number of his customers,—to whom he tomlers his sincere thanks—opened that shop at tho corner of.Queen and Renallstreet ns a BRANCH SHOP, where by strict attention to business, supplying tho BEST of everything at thoLOWEST POSSIBLE PRIOES, ho hopes to merit a continuance of their favors, CAKES, PASTRY, and CONFECTIONARY always fresh. HOT PIES ISPTucsdays, Thursdays, & Saturdays, Goods delivered to all parts of tho DisCouutry orders oxcculed with caro and punctuality. 3001

OFAKI SAW MILLS, RICHARD EVEMDEN PBOPBIETOE. ETjl BEGS to notify hat ho • JJJ, has purchased tho above well-known mill, and is prepared to :ut and deliver timber to order any sizo and at the lowest possible trado rates, All orders by p ist, at tho mill, or left atR, E!'s residence, will rcccivo prompt and careful attention.

EKETAHUM SMITHY. ARTHUR J. CHAMBERLAIN, (iateovMasterton,) General Blacksmith and Farrier. HAVING takon over tho abovo biisi. ■ nesa so efficiently carried on by Mr Geo, Buckingham, solicits a continuanco of tho patrowigo that has hitherto boon so liborally extended to his predecessor, E/ory description of on?ineoring and olacksmithing work neatly executed, at tho lowest trado rates consistent with honest workmanship,-

AMEBIOAN ORGANS! I TOLL! WELL 11 OH, HowCheapl And Quito true.-1 am told that P. J, Pinny iaoffering splendidAmoricanOrgans, by somo of the boat and most roliablo makers. Each instrument ia fitted up with the divided octavo couplars. , Good authorities, and persons who have them in this city say what magnificent instruments they aro, being just what thoy aro. represented—tlio beat and cheapest ever offorcd to ills numerous friends and tho public at largo, Unequalled for tono and touoh,and built to Ills own orders expressly for colonial use, 'With strong upright rubber bellows of great capacity; no wooden couplars; all stool-phjed rods-no fear of gotting out of ordeiTfith fair usage Theseorgans aro built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments, and panelled walnut back, fitted out with all tho latest improvements. Well, how can he sell so cheaply? Why his expenses aro so email; Ida system is, "Small profits and quick returns." "Well, wo will just call at his oflico and seo for ourselves,' He says on thelistinhis window that healwayskeeps samples on stock, Who would not haV6 music, when you can purchase a splendid Amerioan Organ for £lO, or one with six stops,' including the divided octave couplars, for £l9. Wellington, Catalogues call benad on appli)ation»tDAJi.v.oi«