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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3863, 21 July 1891, Page 2

,ALLOON BRAND BAKING > PO iYDEB. EQUALLED BY FEW. bound rvr\ RISEBOUND 1U MSB. EXCELLED BY NONE. Ask your Grocer for Balloon Brand Baking Powder, sold in tins at Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d. A mixture called "Baking Powder " can be made to sell at ANY PRICE. Biceflour can be bought (in quantity) for less than threepence' per pound, aheap arrowroot, made from potatoes, at the same rate, and ordinary wheatflour at a less price. To buy a cheap "Baking Powder " is possibly to buy one of the above named articles at about two shillings per pound, which is too dear in these hard times. Is not mixed with any ingredient for the purpose of lessening the cost of manufacture as most Baking Powders are, but is QUITE UNADULTERATED. Wholesale Agents for Wellington— W. M. BANNATYNE & CO-

A NEW INSTRUMENT. PHOTOGRAPHY. I E have just imported a magnificent LENS AND CAMERA, FOE CABINET PORTRAITURE, This costly piece of apparatuses specially constructed and admirably suited for THE SHORT DATS AND POOR LIGHT OF THE "WINTER MONTHS: The large increase in the number of our Sitters since inaugurating our Low Scale of Charges, determines us for a while longer to continue POPULAR PRICES. ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, Three-quarters or Full Length— FIRST COPY Q/Half Dozen 7/6 One Dozen 12/6 Copies from Old Negatives supplied at Above Scale—

WBIGGLESWORTH AND BINNS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, WiluS'Stbbet, Wellington. Prize Medalists, Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand, and Colonial and India Exhibitions. Sole Patentees of the Matt-Opal Type Process. Beware of spurious imitations. Look for the word Patented under MattCpal Type. Two or three smart rubs with the finger will leave a shiny mark on the surfaco of counterfeits.

A QRACEFGL TRIBUTE. IHE charming and accomplished pianiste of Madame Prey's (England's neatest contralto) concert tour (Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania), pays a graceful tribute to the Dresden Piano Company's celebrated instruments. [ Occidental Hotel, Wellineton, June 13th, 1891. M. J. Bbookes, Esq., Manager the Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. Dear Sib, —I am very pleased to give my testimony in regard to the merits of the splendid piano supplied by your Company to the series of concerts given by Madame Patey in Wellington. j I beg to express my pleasure with the exquisite quality of its tones and the superiority of its finish. The touchalways responsive—was splendid in reiterated notes, as well as in the most rapid runs and arpeggio passages. Wishing your Company success, Believe me, Very truly, yours, Emilia Wood, Solo Pianiste Madame Patey's Concert Tonr.