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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4715, 10 May 1894, Page 4

Te Aro Mm l/l/are , : i: house. ,D° r NOT FOIiQET TO' VISIT Klwu'3 MDSIO WABEHOUSE, WHEN \ IN WELLINGTON, OPPOSITE OPEKA HOUSE, 58 MANNERS STREET. EDmJ.Km,

OUB DEPOSIT TICKETS OAK BE HAT FROM OUlt CANVASSERS ANI MR. J. ,B. INNES, BOOKSELLER WILLIS-STREET, UNTIL THE3lbi MARCH, 1894. ' Wriggleswoith & Birns. 18M. - |i local Photographer, vV B mlO mm <ie TEAT WE AIBC VV will accept Deposit Tickets oi Ani Other Photoorapiiebs, and that am person teudering one at any oi our studios ill One Dozen Patent Matt-Opal Tite CABINET or PHOTOGRAPHS OKE DOZSN ENAMELLED AND ONE 15 x 12 ARTIST-FJNISEED OPAI ENLARGEMENT Upon payment ol EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS & SIXPENCE ' OBSERVE -A 15 x 12 OPAL,nolo coarse, rough Bromide, and 15 x 12 is the size .of the Opal, sot the Fmme. The work wo are tun sisoout is, il anj thing, superior to our samples, andwi INTEND TO HAINTAIN OUR PRESENT ANDSTARI We simply deft anyone in New Zealand tc produce work,of similar excellence at any' thing like the price, and challenge con paßison with 'one and all, WSICGLESWORTH & BlflNS VICE-BEGAL AND LEADING PHOTO' GRAPHEBS, Prizb Mbdailists Sidney, Melbourne, add New .Zealand, 7, Willis-street, Wellington, MHE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE I (Limited), WELLINGTON! WANGANOI and PALMERSTON NORTH, ■ SEEDS. Wo havo on hand a carefully-seleoted English growers,also a fine stock ol Colonial THE ALLIANCE offer speoial faoilitta lor the shipment ol Wool and Frozen Meai to the English Market; all charges on the lowest scale. . i.;'i , Liberal Cosh Advances made on Growing Olips of wool free of Commission, J FORSALEShetp Dips, Aisenio Lubricating Oils . .Galyanised Fencing Wire Staples, Corrugated Iron Agricultural Implements ; ,Station, Stores and AGENTSFORHayward's Specific Jor Lung Worm. Ford's Scour and Luhg Woim Mixture. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE ..(limited), Willis street Wellinqion. Wrightj fimh and Co, t > 161, Cuba •Ejmkt, Weliwo ion BILLIA RD TABLE Mahdpachihebs, ' And Sole Makors of.tho Patent OoIiD-Besishno Low 'Exoel. ■ bior'Cushion, VTOTE,—Ail'our Tables are made and Il finished after the moat approved English , dosip, i and : fitted with thiok bolted slate beclß,.covered with best West cloth, and.ajl the latest improvements,.'. , i Intending purchasers would do well, id' considering their own interests, by inspecting the table recently pat 'up in the: Working MwiV Olubi The Low 'Excelaior '-Cushiori runs very Jssfc, is with att almost square face maiiufnotured jrjifl to angles ; ohallengo onr Cushions ajjaihiit any if. those imported, These C'ushions'can be fitted'to any table for the sum of JEIS 15s. : Cloth, Balk, Cues, and every requisite in stook at oheapeat prices- . Billiard', Dining' Tables, and' Bagatelle ; Tableß made to order. MASTERTON STifiAM FLOUR MILLS, Chamberlain Bros.

a AVE: the honor to inform their customers that they have stopped grtnding for th'o purpose of making oiOrßrdS, have imported from Australia the most: improved Dressing, Cleaning putting it.up. " I Ji.f 1 .;fl i ; So extensive are the alterations required that it will be tome week vet before they are completed, and Chamber jalri Bros 1 . Holier Flour is placed oh' the market,"bnt' meanwhile • customers can be supplied with guaranteed Stone Flour otihebeitquality.; i • SOKiallN MEN'S

LITTLE GIANT srm menu IS . and, most useful ever iqvetitGji for'sDiall aelbtlers, the loir flfice it'"within tKo reaoKof everyone, ' One fiian caii easily work the.. triaohine and -lift.a weight-equal to EIGHT-TONS/ and 'this can be doubled by an extra man, . , - !" ' riaa (torn3Jo and'apwards, ',/ / & SOREM, 1; " " ' : fatenteo. Olarevllle,'

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