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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4051, 1 March 1892, Page 2

THE ' Wairarapa FarmersVCo-Operative Association, [limited.] HAVE LANDED EX "MORAYSHIRE" 13—TANKS OF—l3 CLOVERS! AND ENGLISH GRASSES! FROM J. CARTER AND CO., THE WELL-KNOWN SEEDSMEN. IN STOCK 2000—SAOKa OF—2OOO COCKSFOOT, raoai 3d io 3sd mr ID. PACEY'3 EVERGREEN PERENNIAL EYE GRASS SEED, JUCHINE DRESSED COLONIAL RYE GRASS. OFF OLD I'iSIURES' TUB WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, [HHIIED.] GIGANTIC BARGAIN SALE. THE DI.C. Co-Operative Stores, WELLINGTON. open daily io a.m. Bargains in Every Department,

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WRIGGLES WORTH * BlffiS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, Wiliis-Street, Wellington. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION., Wairarapa Daily, 3rd Ootobor, 1891: —" They have indeed, BUCceflsfullyneEto* tilted the difficult task of combining first class work with astonishingly low prices in a mo3t satisfactory manner. It is utterly impossible to attempt a description of tho wealth of artistio portraiture which surrounds a visitor to Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns" atudw, For otiginality in conception, taste in tho selection of baok grounds, and careful finish, each picture is a marvel, and one wonders whether photography has not now reached its highest perfection, &0,, &c. Evening Post, September 26th, 1891. The lighting appears to bo almost, if not quite, 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 other than mere photographers —in fact, the specimens exhibited by Messrs Wrifßlesworth and Binnß to-day would bo considered creditable to any photographic artist in either London, Paws, or Vibn.na. The Crm have certainly rot only reduced their charges, but havo at the same timo vaßtly improved their work." ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, Three-quartora or Full LengthFIRST COPY I, ■)/- Half Dozen 7/0 One Dozen 12/6 FOR CASH AT. TIME OF SITTING ONLY. The Firm have had Authoorojiatiu and Isookomatio Plates for years past. Patentees and Proprietors of the MatT'OpaL'Type process. Imitation the Einurcit Fom of Flattery PKICE and 00, W. KIHSEY, Artirit, Sole Proprietor. Lambtoh Quay, Wellington, SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL PicTDiirsare taken by the P«o' PBIEfOR PERSONALLY, TIIE PI!BLIC_ ain theiefore feel assured that every' pains will be taken to produce a Sxhikino Portrait combined with a Pleasing Picture. TWO PROOFS FOR EACH SITTING, Uabinet— " s i> ftteekfluartflrs or full length, 1 copy 3 0 do do 3do 5 0 do do 6do 7 6 do do 12 do 12 6 Th great success whichwe hue achieced Itjom- highly artittic work, together with (lie publication of our Reduced Price List, has Muted others to attempt to follow in our wake; but as me are practical Photo• grqihrri, POSSESSING INSTRUMENTS OF TOE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Mil iltsign, and keep omdm abreast of (he times with the progress of our profitttjK, the Puttie can readily uudeistattdi Jtlm itatmi of our superiority, and how etMij impiwiUt it is for othrs to em> vdtewithus, MATT-OPALETTEB As executed by us, the style of finish t not injured by Handling nor Moisture. a