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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4024, 1 February 1892, Page 4

ftj EtGGLES\V GRTH ■ & BINNS, 1 ; ■'■■' ; i7, Wilus-Stiieet, Wbiukoion,' \ ,';' '.' OPINIONS OF THEPRESS ; WTO&RAPHIG EXHIBITION. :WAtsiiupAl)Aii,7,3rd Octobor, 1891':. -" Th.ey have.indecd, successfully nego' iated the difficult task; pf combining first ilass work . witli /pstcSmsliingly.; loi* inces in a most satisfactory manner.! 'lt' s '' utterly; impossible ,; to'..attempt ;'* lesoriDtiun'-.'of Hie wealth•>' bf : artiatio lortraiture which Burrouiids a'yisitor to' Jleßßra.Wriggleafforth and Binna'. studio., Fo,r,.oviginality in .conception, .huto ! in ;hV selection of backgrounds, and.careiul finish', each.';jpioture,w ~,a, 'mortal, ihd'one/woiide'rs whether has not now •reached its highest" perfe'otion,<to.;&'o. r • *'■"■•' '"; . ■ Evening Post, September 2Cth, r >IE[MI. T-'AThe lighting appears to bo almost, if not quite, perfection.;.The-piotilres uiider-noticepresent the-eitters in a perfectly natural-manner. MessrsWrlge;W wobtl&'Binris; judging fiom ; the recent pictures they.lwve turned,out, mayjbe regarded'asiar'tta'ts rither-than'mcre photographers fact, the specimens exhibited by Whm Wrieglcsworih and Biniis to-day would be -considered creditable to any photographic artist in either London, Pajiis, or.Vits.NA, The firm have certainly rot only reduced their charges; but-have 4 the same time vastly improved their wotk." ' ■''■- ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, , , Three-quartore or Full Lenqth-j .:, first Copy-i/ v.;-' ; ' ; ','. ;;i Q/Half Dozen ".'.'...'. ■'.'.... C 7/0 ' One' Dozen ... ... ... 12/6' FOROABHAT TIME OF SITTING ■-"•■' V 1 ■ ; ONLY. .'■ ■- : ---■,.-:■ ■■■ The Firm have had i AdihoobOmatio and IsooßOHAno Plates for. years ;past; Patentees and Proprietors, of the Matt-Opal-Type process. .'■... „ ■■ •THE CO-OPERATIVE. AND , FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited^ THE Alliance is now prepared Wre« oeiye Produce of every description on storage or for sale locally, or for shipment, '" ".,' '.'. The: Company's premises are well suited for the storage of dairy and other perishable ; produce, besides having the advantage of directdejivory from railway truck into Btoro. . . Cash advances made if required;'' Station and-farm requiaitessupplied. L.O. WILLIAMS, \ Manager, Waterloo-quay, Wellington. (Opposite Government Railway Station) .; 6th January, 1892. ' \.A bUFHEBER •■; ".'i. FROM Nervous and Wasting Debility, 1 Loss of Vigor, ic.,' was.reslored to health in such'a REMARKABLE MANNER after all else had FAILED; that'ho will, on -ireceipt nf -a 'selfaddressed stamped; envelope, send the mode of. cure FREE to all:fellow sufferers. Address—Aj Miner, G.P.O Sydney ,', ~',."' ' ",, , : . ~; SEASON 18I)L92,,::.:;;.;; THE :NEW ZEALAND WAN & MERCANTILEiAGENOY COMr PANY.[Limited] beg, to announce that fhey will hold Periodical. Auction Sales if Wool, at their commodious and welllighted warehouses,'Fe'alheraton Street, Wellington. "■ ■' : ' '' ; ' : '. . i, The'NEXT SALE will be 1 held ion Janunry : 2sth,- •-. ■■■ ■,■ ■ ■>.: , ~( Special attention oivbk.hojpabmebs clips. ;: .. "■; LißEßAi'oASHADvANOEs(free.ofcommission)onall.parcels sentin for sale ih Weilingtoii, or for'shipmeht'tb London, ;■ '

±"ROMPTACOOUNr SALES WITH RBMlTtanobs, THB'OoMPAOTare prepared to receive consignments nf: Wool, Skins, Hemp, Grain, Frozen and- Preserved Meats,' Tallow, Hideß, and other Farm Produce, for realisation In the Colonial, English'or American markets, " . i ' 'Wo'ulpacks, Cornsacks, Stads, Eonofoir Wire, and all descriptions of Sfcatiotfand Farm requires, supplied, at 'lowest ourrent-mea, ; j,: B pim ' ~;. .■., ; ..-' '; .;•'■■.'.'Agent-Masterton .F.OSTER, '"■ '.Manager, Wellineton/ Ladies Dresses '.'■■■ 'M THAT HAVE BECOME . , (M BE DYED : ~ FASHIONABLE siIADES TOR WINTER WEAK being unpicked, 1 at : BASBER'S; STEAM D'YJ WORKB, Gota .'.,■ Wellington, ;',',OAUTIQNrrTo. 'prevent diaappoinfcmenfc plcaao address accurately,, ■ i. Note.—Catalogues quoting prices and RiVlng.qopioußJnformtvtiop Free by post ■■■■ 'tea. samples. JOHNSON & .CO.rMee'fl Building 1 Ladlbtoti Quay, ■ WmiiKOToN, be» ing. desirous ; of pushing the INDIAN •TEA peculiar to.their Gardens in " The DobAnsj', l intend to sell.'Afa kite profit. ■■' JOHNSON. dsOOiackhdwledgethatas a'rule peopleean appreciate .'a good, paU 'ahbli dM really pufe tea, therefore instead of puffing themselves up arid decrying other dealers, they merely ask the publi'o to' 'call and obtain at their, shop a sample oftea,, for the best proof of a tea is inihednnhtig.- - ' 'JOHNSON & CO. are noi l mixers, blenders, or packers,. From,the Gar* dens : to' the Shop is.but.ories'tep, and reqturesbiit one profit Outof the pockets ■of the people nf Wellington, a.nd.difltricts. '.. l&se i of;pnce.si^s9d.to'3s,-perlbi'" Importers of ! East Indian' ; bomm6ditieß; N.B.—Country Customers' supplied^ tQw,n ( priqes. ~<■,.: Carriago ori'HAir'CHEßia Paid. ;.,, >RIfE!FO^sWi|ESl r jr.: THE distinguishing chaiactorishcs of this old and wealthy Company pro Moderate Rates, undoubted security, aßd Prompt and Liberal Settlement oi Claims, Paid up capital and invested funds—£l,6oo,ooo. Buildors, Hay ahd Grain Stacks and all kinds of Risks accepted at ' LOWEST RATES, Full particulars from the Agentb.i , JNO. GRAHAM & CO., ' ' ''Mibtbr'ios '