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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4639, 5 February 1894, Page 4

NEW - GOODS- NEW Wholesale and Retail Merchant and QUEEMREET, MASTERTON. THE following Departments will be, found thoroughly well etooked withall the newest and moat Fashionable Goods, General Drapery, Men's, Youth's and iJoy'B Clothing, Mercery, Boots and x TAILORING;-A SPECIALTY. Gentlemen requiring a First Class Suit at a moderate price will do well to place their orders with ub WITHOUT DELAY in order tcenaure thoir getting them completed in time for the apto choose from, Newest patterns and i GROOBBIES.—In thia Department we i still uphold our reputation for keoping [ the very Jest Brands at the Lowest pos--1 sible price, , Goods Delivered FREE to any part of i the'l'owu. . , AGENCIES.-Comniercial Union Assur--1 ranoeUompany-Oapita), i £2,b'oo,ooo, tal, £5,000,000. the Lowest Current Rates, - GEO, JOHNSTON, t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL t MERUHANT, DIHfiOT IMPORTERj QniißS-siBKKT, MASTERTON. HOUNSLOW HOAB, FURNITURE FiOTORY, QDEEN. STREET. MASTEBTON, IAV1I(G engaged the services of a First Class Cabinetmaker from Melbourne and London to tako charge of the Workshop, we are therefore prepared to execute any line of Furniture in the most stylish and latest designs. We beg to speoially draw the attention of the publio to the fact that we are still keep up the reputation the firm has gained of • turning out well iwde and highly finished Furnituro made from carofully seasoned material. VVe have a large stock on hand and invite inspection. Furnituro on the HIRE SYSTEM. BAMBERGER PIANOS FOr, SALE ORDERS TAKEN fc'URU. 11, HOAR, UNDfcIIITAKJUK, PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO FOKS4LE. A farm of 100 acres, partly improved, close to creamery; 55 aores in grass and nearly nil fenced. Forleaso with a purchasing clause, 160 acres, all felled and grassed, and partly fenced. Eight miles from Eketabuna. A good Butchering Business. A farm of 250 aoros, 70 acres in grass, with 40 ohain of fencing, a good wharo and garden. Price, i'37B. Two good houses in Newman tor salo. Sections inParkvillo from 1 acre to 100. Several houses in Eketahuna. Money to lend on freehold security. Apply—- . J. G. JUGGINS, Commission Agent, ■ Eketahuna "IGRAND CONCESSION!! IN PHOTOGRAPHY. TO MASTERTON AND THE SURROUND ING DISTRICTS of tub TOR AIUrA, Messrs, Wrigglesworth & Binns, fioe-Beffal and Leading Photographers, FIRST PRIZE MEDALISTS Sydney, Melbourne and Now Zealand Exhibitions, rTAVK ,W nm !n»J J„.:„» *!.. mioimm x SUMMER to afford the INHABITANTS of MASTERTON and surrounding Districts an opportunity of pwtioipAting in tbo marvellous GUINEAS WORTH of PHOTOGRAPHY they have so successfully inaugurated in Wellington, MESSRS WRIGGLESWORTH&BINNS will idaim tlimnol, M„ii. ~„,....! 1. ONE WEEKbcforothearrival of their studio, POSIT TIOKETS at 2/6 each, which will outitlo tbo holder on pr,yment of 18/6 additional to one ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT, 15 x 12, and TWELVE CABINET PHOTOS beautifully finished nHWr in HV,.m„l », M,. R. m l. „.„,.:.:>„ ._ j artiatao MATT-OPAL TYPE PROCESS PATENTED). MESSRS WRIGGLEBWORTH 4 BINNS will bring to MASTERTON and creot a STUDIO specially designed and built for this work, &LL the NEGATIVES will to taken by OPERATORS expressly engaged. FIRST OLASS LENSES, INSTRUMENTS, APPARATUS and accessories alone will bo used, many of which have Icen IMPORTED solely for this important undertaking, TWO NEGATIVES will bo taken and two proofs given, if necessary. All Deposit Tickets must be purchased from the canvassing agents, ss in NO CASE will thoy bo procurablo at tho studio. Due notico will bo given of m ' ' " vassers and opening of studio, S/6 Deposit Tickets 3/6 MIND! A 16x12 OPAL Enlargement so incomparably Surjeriorfor softness, permanency, and Artistic Beauty to iny of the paperjjon other Enlarging Processes is what ,__, WRIGGLESWORTH&BINNSi NEWHMND \ CHOICE selection of HATS in i\. Floxibles and the new Terrai Hats, very cool and comfortablo for tho warm weather. TAILORING; We have a largo rango of patterns to choose from, including Tweeds from all the woollen mills in tho Colony, We can supply suits to measure from LARGE YARIETY | Of White Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Soarves, j Socks, Ties, Braces, also very ohoico lot of Fancy Cash and cool. IN BOYS'CLOTHING We have always a large assortment to choose from, making, as we do, a speciality in this department, NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FAOTORY, 57 Lambton Quay and 87 Cuba Street, Wellington, iJ.W.BENTLEY MANAGEtt, I EXPRESS BUSINESS. ss to Mr Alfred Coy, to solicit lor hima oouttnuanco of the pubhV • ■ 'D. S. DALGETTY, _ Having purchased Mr Dalgetiy's express bujincss I trust to be' aocorded a share'of the patronage o«. tho ptiblhv and that by civility and prompt attention to orders Jo merit a continuance of th« same," All trains attended, commercial travellers, theatrical and other business executedv with the utmost despatoh'and cr re. Country orders will have my speoial altentioj/ • ; , '•■ .: '" Off..n my ktyl with Mr J, ■ JFiHiam*. ifaMonisf, ; •'. ■•-''•'■■■'■" ■;■:••.•'■-■ ' "LPBEDGOY, MASTERTON:,