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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 1769, 3 May 1894, Page 4

TeHro Km Warehouse. D 4 N01 1 FOIiGET *?■ TO VISIT KJUHWd MDSIO WAREHOUSE, WHEN IN WELLINGTON, OPPOSITE OPEUA. HOUSE, 68 MANNERS ■ STREET. EDWUIKm. LI ha' fro m of I on att Pa ml re on to Btl th df hi ra ] v b f OUR DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM OUB CANCASSEIia AND ME. J. B. INNES, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STREET, UNTIL THE 31si MARCH, 1894. Wigglemiih & Binns. 18/6 - 18/6 In consequence of a Handbill issued by a local Photographer, W'E BEQ TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ALSO will accept Deposit Tickets or Any Other PnoiooiurnEßS, and that any icrson tendering one at any oi our studios in New Zealand will be entitled to One Dqzen Patent Matt-Opal Ttpe CABINET or PHOTOGRAPHS Ose Dozen Enamelled and ONE 16 x 12 ARTIST-FJNISHED OPAL 'ENLARGEMENT Upon payment of EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE OBSERVE -A 15 x 12 OPAL, not coarse, rough Bromido, and 15 x 12 is tub size op the Opal, not the Fiiuie. The vomt we are tub sisoout is, if any thing, superior to "our samples, and wo INTEND TO MAINTAIN O\!K PRESENT ASDSTAIII We BimplyDEKV anyone in New Zealand to produce work of sbttun excellence at anything LIKE TIIE PRICE, and CHALLENOE COItFAMSON with ONE AND ALL, WWSWQRTH& BI^S VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PEoTO GRAPHEBS, Prize Medallists Sidney, Melbourne, and New Zealand, 7, Willis-street, Wellington. rn.HE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE i (Limited), WELLINGTON, WANGANUI AND PALMKRSTON NORTH. We have on hand a carefully-selected stock of newly-imported Seeds from the best grown Old Pasture Rye Grass. THE ALLIANCE offer special facilities for the shipment of Wool and Frozen Meat to the English Market; all charges oil the lowest scale. Liberal Cosh Advances made on Growing Clips of wool, free of Commission, FOR SALE—ips, Arsenio Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils Lubricating Oils Galvanised Fencing Wiro Staples, Corrugated Iron Agricultural Implements Station Stores and Farmers' Requisites - .. Of £ AGENTSFORd's Specific for Lung Worm. Ford's Scour and Lung Worai Mixta. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (limited), Willis street Wellinoton. Wright, Banish and Go,, 161, Cuba Welling ion BILLIARD TABLE Mandfaotbeeiis, And Sole Makers of tho Patent Oold-Resisting Low ' Excel sioit' Cushion. \TOTE,—AII our Tables are made and XM finished after tho moat apprc English design, and fitted with thick bolted slate beds, covered with best West of England cloth, and all the latest improvements. Intending purchasers would do well, i considering their own interests, inspecting the table recently pat up in the Working Men's Club, The Low 'Excelsior' Cushion'-runs very fast, ib noiseless, and is the only reliable Cushion with an almost square face mnnufaot true.to angles; and we ohallengo our Cushions against any of those impoi These Cushions can be fitted to any table for the sum of £ls 15s. Cloth, Balls, Cues, and every requisite in Btock at oheapest pricoaBilliard, Dining Tables, and Bagatelle Tables made to order. [E >ld :ed lie li's ad IBS to JT ng of M), piat MASTERTON STJSAM FLOUE MILLS, Chamberlain Bros, HAVE the honor Jo Inform their customers that "they have stopped grinding for the purpose of making extensive alterations to the plant. 0, Bros, have imported from Australia the moat improved Dressing, Cleaning and Rolle' Machinery, and are now busy putting it up. So extensive aro the alterations required that it will be some weeks yet before they are completed, and Chamber lam Bros'. Roller Flour is placed on the market, but meanwhile customers can be supplied with guaranteed Stone tlour of the best quality. SOKEJMSEN'S LITTLE GIANT stw Exmcnn |"S the cheapest and most useful ever I invented for small settlers, the low price bringing it within the reach of everyone. One man can easily work the machine and lift a weight equal to EIGHT TONS, and this can bo doubled by an extra man. ' ■ rioe from 356 and'upwards, N. SORENSISN, Patoafcee, Clarevllle, GEO. R. BOND, ARORITEOT •AND CIVIL ENGINEER, MAST-ERTON