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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3410, 15 January 1890, Page 2

A CAM):] ? ' '■'; ;•'•. J.W. LiBAHT, IBSOW'UNiI \ ; ANATOMICAL BOOTMAKER,. '» warehouse of C. Smith &0o,'; * Tho public are invited to call, inspect i tlio soods, and leave their meaeuro.: , Mon's soling and heeling (same day as , .W0.3/6; Ladies' 2/0, furoaah/ 32G(i TUNER AND REPAIRER. ]Jy Spocial Appointment to His Excellency tho Earl of Onslow, Governor of New Zealand. ; Fred. HOFFMANN,, Lahbmn-Quay, Wbuinoms, : (No connection with any] other: firm or brauohos). PIANOS ON HIRE OR ON DEEEKEED PAYMENT, (Wookly or monthly). BAND INSTRUMENTS supplied on reasonable terms. All kinds of musical instruments aud fittings kept in stock. EEPAIRS of every description- done on tho premises, .Sole aqmt for Mn Brinmtad and Sans ■■CELEBRATIWPIAN'JS. Also, pianos by all tho best English and Gorman makers, Prices from £3O to £IOO, (Second hand pianos takou in part r.aymotf) Being a direct importer I can sell Chbai' therefore giving my. customers the benefit, ' )■ Note tho address FEED HOFM4NN. Lambton-Quay, 3365 WclliiiKtn Mancfaoturers ok AMERICAN ORGANS, &o. Stoam Factory Kent-Terrace, : Wellington. Repairs fur tho trade at reasuiiable rates, by experienced workmen. Orgjus at all prices, from lie-14 stops. Easy uiouthly .3334 Ballinger Bros., PLUMK&JRS, &o„ MANUFACTURERS'3F Spouting, Rid«iug, Pipes, Tanltß, Colonial Oven, Tinwuro, ote;, etc. ■ WARIMG-TAYLOR & MA6INNITY STREETS, ■ ■ ■'' (mkar DniLL-SnED Weuinoton,) 3385 AND AT FUTONE. TjIHE noxt English and European-Mail X via Rio, if specially addressed per '' R.M.S. Aorangi," will clo3e at this office on THURSDAY the 23rd day of Jamnry at 0,15 a.m.' Parcels by this mail will closent 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY tho 22nd. Due in fondon March 6th. JAMES AITK.EN, Acting Postmaster. Masterton, UthJamiaty, 1690, 3410 f JIHE next English and European Mail 1 via San Franciseo will cloao nt this office on SATURDAY the 25th day of January at 0.15 a.m. Due San Francisco February loth. Duo Loudon March 3rd, JAMES AITKEN, Acting Postmaster. Mastorton, 14th January, 1890, 3410