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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3996, 23 December 1891, Page 2

A ITev Departuxe CO-OPERATION IMMEDIATE AND ASS UIi EE> BONUS. NO RISK! NO LIABILITY BONUS WITHOUT SHARE QUALIFICATIONS. LIBERAL PARTICIPATION IN THE PROFITS. ON and after 2nd NOVEMBER the followine Immediate Boxes will be introduced >nto the firm of KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, subject to the termß herewith announced : lgt.—On all Carpets, Linoleums, &c., in our Carpet Warehouse a Bonus of 3J PER CENT., or 9d in the £, will be allowed for PROMPT CASH, on the sum of £1 and upwards. 2nd.—On all other goods an Immediate Bonus •f 5 PER CENT, or Is in the £, will be allowed for PROMPT CASH on LI and upwards. , . ~ 3 r( j,—On all accounts paid on or before the 10th of the month succeeding that in which purchases are-made an Immediate Bonus of 3f PER CENT., or fld in the L, will be allowed. IN NO CASE will there be a concession exceeding the above dates and terms. NO GOODS AFTER THEY ARE ONCE ENTERED WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE 5 PER CENT BONUS, BUT WILL BE SUBJECT TO THE 3$ PER CENT, OR 9i> IN THE L. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, IN SUBMITTING THB ABOVE SPECIAL BONUS TEBMS To the citizens and public of Wellington and country districts confess they have been precipitated lomewhat by the fact that, being requested to tender for the supply of drapery to the Co-opbrativb Farmers' Alliance at a discount off their marked prices, they were necessarily let to suggest sundry queries to the executive, which were not replied to ; therefore tendering could not be entertained, with this result —as far as the Special Bonus is concerned—that all who favour Kirkcaldie and Stains with their s.ipport will participate ia an immediate and assurkd bonus, as desCi bed above. In specially drawing attention to this liberal mode ot treating prompt cabh buters, Kirkcaldie and Stains have every confidence in leaving the magnitude OF their stock, the VABIETT OF selection, and the prices to the discrimination of those who are intimately acquainted with the mode im which their business is conducted To the many country settlers who are in daily communication with KIRKCALDIE and STAINS, and familiar with their shopping guide and price list, it is suggested that orders occompanied with remittances of £1 and upwards will participate in the cooperative BONUS TERMS. livery attention will be given, as hitherto, to carry out in the at defeat Bense whatever is Un in 6 cMiclu9ion KIRKCALDIE & STAINS are sanguine that their bonus terms will commend themselves favorably to the jrablic, and lead to a corresponding increase in the volume of trade, the above outline in their opinion, being as neai co-operation as can be attained without risk or liability to the PARTICIPATORS OF THE BONUS.

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Lambton Quay Wellington carpet wa rehouse- - St. Geokge's Hall. WORTH & BINNS, VV PHOTOGR AP HERS 7, Willis-Street, Wellington. OPIMONS OF THE PRESS ON OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION. WAiiuiuPA Daily, Brd October, 1891: —" They have indeed, successfully nea;o* tinted the difficult task of combining first class work with astonishingly low prices in a mo3t satisfactory manner. It is utterly impossible to attempt a deßCripti<'ii of the wealth of artistic portraiture which Burrounds a visitor to Messrs Wriggleswortb and Binns' studio. For originality in conception, taßte it: the selection of back grounds, Bnd careful finish, each picture is a marvel, and one wonders whether photography has not now reached its highest perfection, &c., &c. Evening P< st, September 26th, —" The lighting appears to be almost, il net quits, perfection. The pictures under notice present the sitters in a perfectly natural manner. Messrs Wrigglesworth & Binns, judging fiom the recent pictures they hive turned out, may be regarded as artists rather than mere photographers —in fact, the specimens exhibited by Messrs Wrieglesworth and Binnß to-day would be considered creditaL!o to any photographic artist in either London, Pa his, or Vienna. The firm have certainly rot only reduced their charges, but have at the same time vastly improved their work." ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, Three-quarters or Full Length

FIRST COPY £/- Half Dozen 7/6 One Dozen 12/6 FOR CASH AT TIME OF SITTING ONLY. The Firm have had Authockomatiu and Isooromatic Plates for years past. Patentee* and Proprietors of the Matt Opal-Type process. " Art is the Bight Hand of Nature.— —Schiller, PHOTOGRAPHY IS NOW A FINE aRT. Embodying Taste, Knowledge, and Experience. POKTRAITURE is its most popular form. The' pleasurable resolve to have a likeness taken, frequently means a haphazard rush to any Photographer to the first, in fact, who comes. Dissatisfaction followb. Good results c*n be epsared on!y by selecting a qualified man— an expert who has made his profession a definite study. ose of the Few in New Zealand who is a thorojjGlJLY trained photographer is Mr R. HERRMANN.

Of Cuba STREET, Wellington, hfi hav, .graduated in photography at t; -V lyfcechnic Institute of Brunswick, Germi.:iy. Hia acknowledged skilt. ia thus the result of five years special study and twenty years practical experience. Mr Herrmann has therefore Iont» passed the experimental stage, and so uniformly regular is hia work that he can confidentlr GUARANTEE A LIKENESS both LIFELIKE AND ARTISTICALLY PERFECT The increasing patronage of the Cuba Street Gallery, where not only is the cost the lowkst, but where the work is BEBT, i 3 sufticicnt endorsement. Mr Herrmann's latest improvement is the introducton of his NEW INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS whereby stiffness of posture is impossible, as the sitter is not Tendered both nervous and uncomfortable by mechanical supports f»r the head, so commonly used by incompetent operators. Clear outlines are ensured and a most pleasing picture follows. This process is wonderfully SUCCESSFUL jyITH CHILDREN A BEAUTIFUL FINISH is also imparted by the matt-opal style of photography. In this department, Mr Herrmann excels,and he is the only photographer in Wellington who can assure that remarkable softness and beauty of finish Ahich is essential to true photography on i.pal. WAIRAftAPA PEOPLE should make a point of visiting Mr Herrmann's Ooba Street Studio (opposite Te Aro House) when in Wellington. They WILL NOT ONLY GET EUINrNTLY SATISFACTORY PHOTOGRAPHS, BUT THEY WILL SAVE jtoabv wamu>owG «P-