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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3374, 30 November 1889, Page 3

EJ?earce : _ ! WANTED KNOWN. PBAROE •• is . SELLING POLLOCK'S WALKING SHOES AT 10/0 WANTED KNOWN, PEA R C E is SELLING NICE LADIES' KID ELASTIC BOOTS AT it;IJL 5/11. 7/0 __ 1 WANTED KNOWN. ISSELLINd AT THE CASH BOOT MAIfT NICE LADIES' WALKING SHOES, (Lace and Button) 5/6,7/0,8/1! WANTED KNOWN. At I'EAUOE'S youcaugct the Beat Prunella Walking Boots for 4/11, usual ji.'ico 8/(1 WANTED KNOWN. WOMEN'S HIGH LEATHER LACE BOOTS 9/6 WANTED KNOWN. Tiu-re is no OLD|STOCK at PEARCE'S He Sells GOOD BOOTS' r » WANTED KNOWN. "' WOMEN'S LEATHER SLIPPERS, j, SEWN, a/0 at PBAROB'S „ nnt Boots 1/ Infant Shnca 1/ ~ AT Tim CASH JBOOT MART. WANTED KNOWN. PEARCE Is Selling Gout's English Balmorals 10/0,12s Od at the Cash Boot Mart, WEEN STREET WANTED KNOWN, W»»»MiI» Is Selling Heal WATERTTGBTS, not SIEVES, at 12/0 WANTED KNOWN, That there is NO "J PROFITS" at PEARCE'S PEARCE h Selling MEN'S SHOOTERS at 9/6, 10/6, 12/6 0 WANTED KNOWN. I 1 PEARCE lf Is Scllinp , MEN'S ELASTIC BOOTS, 9/0, 10/6 ''' PEGGED. WANTED KNOWN. 0 BOY'S SHOOTERS (i/li at PEARCES. Do not Mistake SHOP. THIS IS mm Queen Street MASTERTON THE WALTER A, WOODS ncHren. i\m. mmut 'A was awarded the only Grand Prize over and iibovo the Gold. Mcdata st M & CO. ara n. S ents ill., for the above Machine and ate ~ now prepared to take orders for Decern;e bor or Jauuary delivery. An expert will visit Masterto'i about tlio end of : December, and wilt show the working ..! of the Machine in Mr 0. ANKETELL'S i A sample Machine is now on view in ' our yard. i! Duplicates of several parts of the Machinu will be kept iu Stock by us, so " that should any breakage occur very 1 little time will be lost in repairing. ij AVe have low landed ex WIAPA—3. 10 Bales of Papcrhangings for Mubi ; teiton 0 Bales Paperbangings fur Urcytovn 56 Doz Griffiths' 6 Star Rabbit Traps, 4 inch 5 ' 2o Doz Patent Self-Setting Rabbit M. Caselberg aud Co MASTEKTON AND GUEVTOWN, 3362 MATT-OPAL-TYPES (Pathm). NEW PROCESS ix PHOTOGRAPHY, WIUGGLESWORJ'H . BINJN.S, PHOTOGItAPHERS To His E.\(!Eii,K.\ , ov the RiunT Hon, tjik Eam, ok On.si.ow, Governor of New Zealand,' BEG to call the attention of their patrons and tho public to the opinions of the press on the now MATT-OPAL-TYPE PROCESS. Nkw Zbaunu Times, Bth November. - 'Tho delicate pearly imrfiico give to these pictures by the now process, which, by the way, is patented, is vory charming indeed, and a distinctly original departure from the old stylo." Evening Post, Bth November,— "After the usual style of thing tlw eye rests gratefully on such portraits as those shown by Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns. They have all the softness and delicacy of an Indian ink drawing. The general effect is really charming." EvKKiMi Pbkss, Bth November,— "By llii' process now patented by Mcs'sss Wngglcstt'orth and Binns ordinary photograpliß can bo m'ven all the effect to be obtained on opal, AV'b feel sure that these pictures will speeddy make their way into public favor, and retain it after doing so." Catholic Tuna, loth November,— 11 For sobriety of true roalism ot oll'cct, and artistic success, commend us to tho new process,"—p, 9. " Such dolightful aud artistic results upon nlbumeni/.ed paper we have never hitherto seen." —P.ll. 7, WILLIS ST, WELLINGTON. Nr.Aiti.v OiTOsiTB the Emi'ike Hotel, WELLINGTON. Telephone No 161. •e % EKETAHUNA TOWN HALL, , r MAY bo had by travelling coin panics, or for balls, parties, ho public meetings, fa., at MODERATE CHARGES. Tho Hall is commodious aud fitted with every convenience, For terrai apply to the proprietor. " "AIOTMALBERG W 8818 Ekctahuna,