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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4515, 5 September 1893, Page 4

I WATCHES. " ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES frcm •■'■ £) 163 to £9 53. : LADIKS SILVER WATCHES from £2 Bs to £4loa. LADIHS GOLD WATCHES from six G.-and'T. YOUNG,? mOTIOAL WATCHMAKERS " riUWWH QUA!, WELLINGTON. ••■ '■' P Lower Prices could be quoted, but it can only be tor inferior Goods, it is false eoonomy l to bay a low-priced trashy artiole that is seldom out «f the watchmaker's hands, Amtded linl Awards for WMes andClocbN.Z.EMit'wM of 1865 aid OLOGKS : Frsnoh Marble Olooks in variety always on hand. Marble Timepieces from. 30s. Marble Clocks from 42s 6d, All Clocks and Watches oi the best quality and all guaranteed two years. , . JEWELLERY. Gold Brooches, Jiadßles, Gem and Keeper Kings, Sleevelinks, Studs, Pencils, and other articles of jewellery in the latest designs of the best quality and at Mpdorate Prices. E.f. GOODS. Novelties in Jam Dishes, Cake Baskets Diflhes,.Muffineers, Salts, and articles too numerous to roenticn. Wo maker speciality of our Watches and E. P. (iocda. Customers from the Wairarapa can be shown a selection of goods unsurpasße'] for variety and quality in the Empire City. -G.ftT.YOUKG, Wel".ngtor and at Dunedin, Timaru <md Oamaru ~ WILLIAM STOCKS, MONUMENTAL MASON, Mamusst. south, Canisrcnimcn, WISHES to inform persons in want of Monumental Work that he intends to sell his tresent L.utoE stock, consisting of Granite, Marble, and other Stone Monuments at considerably lleouced Prices. Iron Fences, Inscriptions and all work in connection with the trade done in fitf.t-class stylo. Early inspection iuvited, Several new lines lately arrived. Designs on application. WILLIAM STOCKS, FOKSALJi. 4,200 acres good sheep country, fenced and subdivided large portion arable Homestead closo to township, 3,700 acres bush land all dear and in grass, rich soil wol situated, subdivided into convenient paddocks, good buildings, a first-olass property. 040 acres bush land, partially improved. With small expenditure would mako good farm capable of carrying about 1500 sheep. 440 acres bush land, all clear and well grassed, fenced and subdivided, now carrying 1200 sheep. 240 acres'partially improved bußh laud, 100 acres bush land, fully improved, rich soil, well-grassed, good dwelling and farm buildings, close to railway-station, suitable for dairy farm. 700 aorcs partially unproved bush land, excellent sheep country. 500 acres partially improved bush land. 320 acres partially improved bush land, 300 acres arable land, close to "Masterton, dwelling and farm buildings, J.B. KEITH, Masterton MUSIC! MUSIC! TE ARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE, (Established IS.) M B E, J. KINO begs to inform the inbabi- ' ■ tants of Masterton and surrounding dis* tricts of the Wairatapa that ho has the largest and best sckotod Stock of Book and SheotMußio in Wellington, which is benn; continually added to on arrival of English and Colonial steamers. Visitorssliould not fail to pay E. J, King a visit when in town, or forward orders by post, which will be promptly attended to. Sbeot Music from 3d to 2s Gd: Piano Tutors, h (id to3s Gd; Tutors for all Instruments, IRioks, 9d to Is 3d.

j in stock, Comic, Ohristy, Dance and Instrumental, ou ur "Pis but a Littlo Faded Flower in Cloohea du Monasters, p,f, |B. Weber's Last Waltz « :k. Bello 1 Mnbone's Reply r D'ath of Nelsou, soug Tom Bowling, for or bass i „ lr ' I Know a Bank, vo. duct ? o.| Maiden's Prayer, p.{. jl a Silvery Waves, easy, p.f, ►" .« Ronrtft nf Oak. son? . r; Hignland Sohottisoho ." Callof Horrin', easy, p* L 18 March, Men of Hailccb, song ' |'o 13 MfiW anil Mini* .<wi.. I St, War March of Priests (Athalie) 1 Wedding March ft ILove the Merry Sunshine, song Blue Bells of Scotland, song .. ' Signal Match g La Chatelaine w Far Away, song' Rainbow Schottisohe And many other Popular Songs, etc, too mirocrouß to mention all, Largo variety or all kinds of Musical Instruments and Sundries of the Music Trade Violin and Banjo Strings a Speciality, . E; J. KING'S country trade is rapidly increasing, Liberal discount to Teachers, who must enclose their card with orders. Note the -Adiiresß—s3, Manners Street, Wellington, nearly opposite tho Opera House. Postal Notca or Stamps requested .vith first s A LARGE «TMT. 6th July, 1893. of To Messbs WmooLEßWJimi akd Bisks, Id « T\EAB SinS,-I hereby make offer to Si jj guarantee you 5000 sittings within ?• six months at the following terms, viz:— M 1. Eftoh sitting to bo lot one dozen id Cabinets and one 15 x .12 'ARTIST-FIN-ISHED Enlargements on Opal. )0 " , 2.1, ormj agents,to bepormitted to cell . 'half-crown deposit tickets bearing your rum, entitling the holder to Bit for the above Photos, and Opal at your studio on " payment to your firm of 18 6d, so that each r\ sitter,will recoive tho abevo Cabinets and ut Opal for a total of 21s. . % Your firm to give Bittern tho choice of your 'Patented- Matt-Opal 'jCws . or Enam- ; elled Cabinets; and to give two sittings and and also finish the Opals and Cabinets in as D equal to the work for which you have 0 hitherto been receiving £3lss, ' A. No'de'poslt'iioietsareiobesoldbyyon or at your studio, and so person to be taken by you jit these charges unless they hold one erjcurjeplt tickets'sold by mc. Tho ' penany for a breaoh of this agreement to be • £s °P' --..■■. i .". Yours, 4o„ 1 EDEN GEORGE,. , To Edbs George,' Dbab Sm,-We herewith beg to accept the offer contained In your letter of the 6th i July, 1893, vis.,, to guarantee us 6000 Bitters .extensive' preparations, and will be ready to begin tho work oh IstAugust next, '/''} '. . Yours faithfully, WRIGGIESWORTPBINNS. ' ■ Tho Deposit Tiokets are now being sold ('will'dowelit'oiechreone without delay. ■'. . : '. : /'.-.'v('.'f o *l*J "'"■■'. M|R, ALEXANDER JARDIN £ \; : So'tioiioß, .' .■'.;. ■■'.; Imperial Chambers, Featherston-Street, '..;/■: Vy.'^ellingtom.''".;. liftteJ3eor«taty ; to the'llnited Hmm'