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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4631, 27 January 1894, Page 4

. ... ■ '' ■ :■■.''" ;' : - ' ■"*'.'' \- '■ Wuohsaieaub Eetui, Meeohantand ;'•: . DIBEteIMPOMEB,..•';' QUEEN.STBEET, MASTEBTON. ; : rriHE following Departments will be X found 'thoroughly well-atooked withali the nowest and most Fashionable Goods;, General Drapery, Men's, Youth's ami Uoy's Clothing, Mercery, Boots and Shoes, eto; ; -. ''.; : TAILOmM-ABPEOIALTy. Gentlemen rerruiring a.Firsb:Olaea Suit at a moderate price- will do well to place their orders .with'. us-WITHOUI DELAY in order to ensure their Retting them completed in time for- the apptoaohipg Festine Season, 800 patterns to' choose from, Newest patterns and Best English and Colonial Tweeds in the market. GROOKMES.-In this Department we still uphold our reputation for keeping the very Beat Brands at the Lowest pos> Goods Delicered FRKE to any part oJ . ■ the'i'own. AGENOIES.-Commercial Union Assur. . ranee Company—Oapital,^2,soo,ooo, tal, £5,000,000. Bisks of every description accepted a the Lowest Current Kates. Brcnchley's Insecticide and Fertiliser, Note the addressGEO, JOHNSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENEBAJ . MERCHANT, DIKJSOT IMPORTER QoEES-siasEi, MABTEETON. HOOTSLOW AND HOAB, FUEINITURE FACTORY, QOEEN STREET, • MAS'F'EfiT.ON, lAVING engaged the services of Pirat-Olasa Cabinetmaker froi -Blbourne and London to take oharg of the 'Workshop, we are therefore pre 1 pared to execute any line of Furniture Ii . the most stylish and latest designs.. W ' beg to specially draw the attention of th public to the fact that we are still keep ut; 1 the reputation the firm has gained'o 1 turning out well made and : highl; 'i finished Furniture made from carefull; 1 seasoned material, We have a latg l 1 stock on hand and invite inspection Furniture on the HIEE SYSTEM. a BAMSPERGER PIANOS FOB SAM B ORDERS TAKEN FORZ. M, HOAB UNDERTAKER, 1 PROMPTLY'ATTENDED TO . FOES4LE. nearly all fenced. For lease with' a purchasing clause ■ 150 acres, all felled and grassed, ant ' partly fenced. Eight miles from Eketa hunn. • A good Butchering Business, A farm of 250 acres, 70 acres in grase with 40 ohain of fencing, a good whan and garden. Price, £ 875. .. Two good houses in Newman tor sale Sections in Parkville from 1 acre tj ; 100. Several houses in Eketahuna. - - Money to|lend on freehold security, ApplyJ.R, JUGGINS, Commission Agent, Ekotahuna 111 GRAND CONCESSION!! IK '■■ ' PHOTOGEAPHY, TO MASTERTON AND THE SURROUND MG DISTRIOTSofthkWAIRARAFA, Messrs. Wrigglesworth & Binns, Vice-Regal and Leading Photographers, FIRST PRIZE MEDALISTS Sydnoy.'Mol. bourne and New Zealand Exhibitions, HAVE determined during the ENSUING SUMMER to afford the INHABITANTS of MASTERTON and surrounding Districts an opportunity of participating in the marvellous GUINEAS WORTH oi PHOTOGEAPHY thoy have so successfully ! inaugurated in Wellington. MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH &BINNS will issuo-through their canvassing agents ONE WEEKbeforo'tkoarrival of tbeir studio, due notice of wlitoh will bo advertiecd, DEPOSIT TICKETS at 2/C each, which will entitle the holder on payment of 18/6 additional to.one ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT, 15 x 12, aiid TWELVE CABINET PHOTOS beautifully finished either in Enntnel or the firm's exquisite and artistic MATT-OPAL TYPE PROCESS PATENTED). , MESSKS WRIGGLESWORTH &BINNS will bring to MASTERTON and ! ercot a STUDIO specially designed and built for this work. ALlitho NEGATIVES will be taken by OPERATORS expressly engaged, FIRST OLASS LEASES, INSTRUMENTS, APPARATUS and accessories alone will bo used, man? of which hayo teen IMPORTED solely for this important undertaking, TWO NEGATIVES will bo taken and too proofs given, if necessary. AU'Dcposit Tickets must be purchased from the canvassing agents, as in NO CASE will they bo procurable at the studio. Duo notico will bo given of arrival of canvassers and opening of studio. 8/6 Deposit Tickets s/e MIND IA 15d2 OPAL Enlargement so incomparably Suporiorfor softness, permanency, and Artistio Beauty to any of tho paper on other Enlarging Processes is what WBIGGLESWORTfI&BIMiS NEW ZEALAND • CLOTHING FACTORY, \ CHOICE selection, of EATS in l\. Floxibles and the now Torrai Hatß, very cool and comfortablo for the warm weather. TAILORING! . We have a large rango of patterns to thooso from, including Tweeds from all tho woollen mills in the Colony, Wo can supply suits to measure from 607LARGE VARIETY Of White Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Scarves, Seeks, Ties, Braces, also very ohoice lot of Fanoy Cashmere Underclothing—light and cool. ■ • ■ IN BOYS'CLOTHING We hnvo always a large assortment to choosofrom, making, as we do, a speciality in this department, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, B7 Lauibton Quay and 87 Cuba Street, Wellington, '• J. W. BENTLEY ...MANAGEtt, LXi'KEdS business; *"* AVING disposed of my Ophvisa Bust. .'• ness to Mr Alfred Coy, I fcsj, to solicit tor him a continuance of the public support so liberally accorded to me. , ■■--...■ ;'- D. S. DALGETTY. Havingpnrcdased.Mr Dalgetiy's express business I trust to be accorded a share of the patronage of jho public, and that by .civility.and prompt attention to orders to merit a continuance of th» some. All trains attended, commercial Iravellers, theatrical and other .business executed with the utmost despatoh and'cm Country orders will have my special altentic:.- - -" Ort'.js may bthfl with krJ. Williams, 'fohecontet, -.. ../.....,;, ■ ALFRED CARRIER ■;, /,.. ■ •;-;»;:' MASTERTON