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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4065, 17 March 1892, Page 4

[7SIGGLESWORTH ft BIMS, '' PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, Wims-SiBEET, Wblmsoios. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON ODR PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION. Wairarapa Daily, 3rd Ootobor, 1891: —" They have indeed, successfullynegotiated the difficult task of combining first class work with astonishingly- low prices in a moat satisfactory mariner. It is utterly impossible to attempt a description of the wealth of artistic portraiture which surrounds a visitor to Meßßrs Wrigpjesworth and Binns' studio. For originality in conception, taste in the selection of baok (grounds, end careful finish, oach picture 1b a marvel, and ono wonders whether photography h>ia not now reached its highest' perfection, &D.y&o. Evening Post, Soptemberli6th, IBM —" The lighting appears to bo almost, il not quite, perfection. The piotures under notice present the Bitters in a perfectly natural manner. Messrs Writesworth & Binns, judging from the recent pictures they liwe turned out, may be regarded as artists rather than mere photographers— iu fact, the specimens exhibited by Messrs Wripglesworth and Binns to-day would be considered creditable to any photographic artist in either London, Paris, or Vibma. The firm have certainly not only reduoed their oharges, but hayo at the same time vastly improved their work." ENAMELLED OA.BINBT PHOTO, Three-quarters or Full Length— FIRST COPY Q/Half Dozen 7/6 One Dozen 12/6 FOR CASH AT TIME OF SITTING ONLY. The Firm have had Adthooromatio and Isookomatio Plates for years past, Patentees and Phopbietoks of the Matt-Opal-Type process. BUSINESS NOTIFICATION. mHE NEWEsfioOKS direct from X London and the leading English Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers, may be obtained within a few hours of the arrival of every Ooean steamer. The principal Colonial Newspapers also kept in atook. Aeent for " Wairarapa Dajly." A first-class and complete printing plant on the premises, J. B. INNES, Printer, Stationer, and Bookseller, (Opposite Dr. Oillon's), Willis street ~ Wellington I. C. McKeirow & Co,, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WELLINGTON, ■ COMER OF GREY STREET FEITHERSTON STREET J. 0, MoKEBBOW & Co. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON, Capital £2,600,000 Total Invested Funds ... £2,600,000 Losses Fain to Date ... £12,000,000 THE abovo mentioned wealthy and powerful Insurance Company is prepared to accept all df scriptions of FIRF RISKS at the Lowest Cumiekt Rates, Claims met promptly and fairly. Wool and other interest insured from sliceps back or shed door to London. For further particulars apply to GEO. H.HABBBOE, . Manager 'Wellington Branch, or to GEO, JOHNSTON, Local Agent, Quccn-St,, Mastorton. THE CO-OPERATIVE AND FARMERS' ALLIANCE (Limited, THE Alliance is now prepared tu receive Produce of every description on storage or for .sale locally, or for ship* moot, Tho Company's premises are well suited for the storage of dairy and other. perishable produce, besides having the J advantage of directdelivory from railway truck into store, Gash advances made if required. Station and farm requisites supplied. L. 0, WILLIAMS, Waterloo quay, Welling™. Opposite Government Railway Stat ion) 6th January, 1892. Murray, Roberta SCo, NEW SEASON'S NOW TLANDINGi Imported Pmnnkl .Rye grass Machine Dressed Ryegrass, extra clean and heavy Itye grass, farmers' samples Cocksfoot Cloven Fescues Meadow Foxtail Fiorin Raft Seed Turnip Seeds And a variety ofotlier kinds, COOPER'S Sheep Dipping Powder LITTLE'S Fluid Dip Fencing Wire J. FJSnN&CpVs Fertilisers {or Graj.s., tfraio, and .Roof Of ops Station supplies of a)i kinds Roberts & Co.