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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4466, 10 July 1893, Page 4

R.PINHEY, _ „„ (fobmebh WITH IT. HAWKS). KEGSto notify the public of Maßterton that he has procured & comfortable Landau Carriage, which ho will run to and from the Railway Station, to meet all trains. Frlvate partus cab hue the Carriage on the moat teaenable term!, Notk—All orders left with Mr Elliott Saddler, will he promptly attended to WIPE YOlfjß FEET! NO MORE DIRTY, "SHODDY" DOOR-MATS. Qroovod Mat is the best and most üboful Mat yet made, Why? Became it not only most effectually brushes the dirt off tho soles, but also oft the sides of the shoes, and the dirt, falling into the grooves, can. very easily be shaken or swept out, and not, like tho ordinary mat, become a matted mass of cloggy dirt. They are made verr strong and durable, and are not clumsy and heavy, so that neither mistress nor maid need dread the shaking of' the nasty dirty door-mat.' And tliey'iull not shako to pieces—the untimely end of the imported shoddy door-mats. This unique mat may bo obtained through the principal storekeepers intheWairarapa, hmim aid M Makn (Wholmlt Only) BEN DANKS & CO., Coir Mat and Matting Manufacturers, 43, Camumbob Tehiuct:, Wellixoton, New Zealand. YMiT SPKCUL. JUST CLEARED--8 WAREHOUSEMEN'S' Stocks of LADIES' and GIRLS' t Stravr and Felt Hats, every shape imaginable. ALSO—--30 dozen Ladies' Seal and Cloth Jackets and Mantles,

AND 31 dozen Ladies' and Childrens' Ulsters and Macintoshes, all of whioh are offering at less than • prices, W. BELL, BEADY MONEY DRAPER & CLOTHIER, (Opposite Glnb Hole MAS TEUTON

PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS, I ALWAYS have several first-claas Pianos for sale at moderate prices, and invito inspection, Second-hand pianos bought or ex. changed. Instruments carefully repaired. WILLIAM WHITT, furniture Ware* house, Quesn-street Masterton. C. WINCHESTER BAKER AND COmOTIOMR, THE BLUE HOUSE MASTEBTOK, THE BBW DINING ROOM is now open to tho public, where FIRST OLAS3 MEALS are supplied at the uniform charge of ONE SHILLING. Breakfaht, 8 to 9.80 a.m. Luncheon, 12 to 2 p.m., and Tea, from five o'clock, EOT PIES, TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA Every Evening, tid; and LIGHT REFRESHMENTS With Tea or Coffee at all hours

PHOTOGRAPHY THE CUBA STREET STUDIO, WELLINGTON, MRS B, HTKBMANN Begs to announce tiitit she is coud»cting[the well known Photopphio Studio opposite Te Ato House, and that the pubiio may rely upon & high standard of ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY to all its branches being maintained. Visitors should make n point of Inspecting the Vestibule of the Cuba Street Atelier when the; arc in Wellington. It is the nearest to the Te Aro Itailway Station, THE CHILDREN'S POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER The charming effects and lifelike portraits of children which have emanated from Mrs Herrmann's have gained the Studio a reputation whioh attracts to it by far the greater portion of this department of art in Wellington. Speolnl attention is drawn to the showcase of children's portraiture at the Te Aro Railway Station as well as to the specimens in the Vestibule in Ouba Street. ENLARGEMENTS—eItherI black-and-white, or in oolours-a leading feature. Nora,—One Dozen Cabinet Photographs and an Enlargement for a Guinea 1

Lilc-liko accuracy and perfection of finish Guaranteed in ever j case, Copjing and Enlarging-from any old Photograph receive special care. All Work at Particularly Moderate , Clmm EKETAHUNA ~~ TEMPERANCE HOTEL, (LiTB J. JONEB 4i COi), TT AVINO taken over this old established Jtl and,popular ''hotel,' the.proprietor begs to inform Commercial meii and the travelling'public that the reputation of the house • wll. be" maintained. Visitors will find all 'the comforts of a home. -Good Beds,' and a liberal table at moderate ■ -charges. ■ ' :. Pumiß Koomb FOR Fiimmi, ~.., Baft Boom l.- 'i; ■ Sample Eooih SIiBLIKO AND PiDDOtfifi. ' < JOBS CABTEB, Ptoftiejpj.