IT. FRAN'iIS XAVIEIVS ACADEMY Fofi YOUNG LADIES. . • ' iKCBIHMIBin, WSIIIKOTOK. SCHOOL rC'Opcrß February Ist, 1895. l'ho com compmea evoiy branch of a iwt-clas Eufl'sh education, with French, julw, Mathematics, anil Booi-ketping, as re|Uiri'd, Evcij Rind of I'lain ami Art Needlevork tjught g atfe. Piano, violin, German, ind private pinging, dravi-g, and painting es*on J , are extras at moderate terms. Six young ladies prepared at th« Academy, nsatd foi t'e E c rtificfte last yew. F .ur rapils i'oase:i the JI-triculutioD Examination, lirco t-f wham quvifled for tho D c< itiflcate, he fourth being tinder a.te. Seven pupils wsseii tho Juuior Civil Servico eiaminatioa ostuar. TBKM4--Boarders, £3O per annum; Day Scholars, 25i per quarter. The "MONA" Portrait MESSES IGGLESWORTH & BIPS PHOTOGRAPHERS, HAYE the honour to call the attention of the artistic public to the " mora " portrait, an entirely new style of ihurCtßMEkt, which they have just perfected. The result of an admirablo process, believed to be permanent, combines the softness and delicacy of a picture on Opal Glass with all the modelling, roundness, brilliancy and detnil of a photograph printed from a large firstclass negative taken direct from life. However, it is minds the rougiixess of the common Bromide Enlargement, and the fragility of the Opal, for being on paper it is unbreakable, and may be transmitted any distance without risk. Wrigglesworth & Sims. VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHuTO GRAPHKIiK, 7, Wiliis-slrcet, Wcllinstou. Patentee of the Matt• Opal-Type. Protest. Prize Medallists Sydney, Melbourne, and New Zealand Exhibitions, 1 W.WHITT. Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer > f HE largest stoclt of Furniture, Car.s. pet, Linoleums, etc., in the Wairarapa at less than Wellington prices. Come and inspect the novelties in Suites, Tables, Chairs, Ac., &c. One secondhand Piano, by Broad; as good as new is to be sold—Bargain. FCBNIIUJIE ON THE HIRE SYSTEM, Koto the address— Opposite the W.F O.A, Revolving Shutter, Venetian and Wire Blind Factory. 105, Upper Willis Street, Wellington. J. Andrews, Proprietor. J ANDREWS (late Pctlicrick & Co.) " begs to inform the rcsidonts of tho Wairarapa and thp publicgenerally.that he is constantly manufacturing devolving Shutters, Venetian and Wire Blinds, which he is prepared to supply on the shortest notice at reasonable prices. All descriptions of BLINDS made and liepaired at Lowest Prices. A Packing Case Factory Attached. Ladder-webbing, Cording, and all mater' ial for repairs always m stock. Estimates given on application "j7lush&co.7 Hatters and Mercers', Willis-street, 69 Wellington. VUEhave opened up our SPRING YV _ AND SUMMER STOCK of Gents' Mercery and liaYC no hesitation in saying it is the cheapest and best i the city, Note some of our Spec falities !—Tennis and Cricketing Shirts, with Trousers, Blazers. Sashes, Bolt, Kumarbands, Straw Hats, Straw Felt Hats (latest Novelty). Running Pants and Singlets, all colours, Fancy Tests, etc., etc. N.B.—We still have the best selection of ties in Wellington. BRITISH AND MER. CANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, . London and Edinburgh. Subscribed capital, £2,500,000, Paid-up £620,000; Kcscrvc fund, £1,812,544. MURRAY, ROBERTS ft 00., Agcm Wellington, MR E. H.WADDINGTON, Sub-aeeatat flla«tcrton. NO MORE SOUR MILK, FLY BLOWN MEAT OR RANCID BUTTER. K AYE'S PRESERVINE keeps every article of Food or Drink Sweet and Pure, aud is a perfect whole, some and Colourless and tasteless preparation. Agent for New Zealand. WM, C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist, Wollingtou. W. B. Chennells, LAND, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT,' PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. AGENT D'OK London and Lancashire Firo Insufanco Company. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette, etc., etc., Agent for the Public Trustee. Deputy Official Assignee in bankruptcy for Wairarapa. On behalf of various clients I have MONEY TO LEND on FREEHOLD property from 6 percent. ( t G ii r o ut I fi CI 8 (jRETILLE&CO. Land and Estate Agents, Pauiatda, JJJ AVE to Let and for Sale Dairy Farm within two miles 'of crcamciy; rent £lO per awiutn; pur. chasing clause at £8 por aero: deposit required, £7O. 126 acres held on perpetual lease with ~ right to acquire freehold; 40 acres in 1 pass, good iron wharo 15x10; b&E' * ine fenced. Price, £l7O. ! 40 acres all in grass and subdividedin a main road, near a school, good fivo loomed house. Price, £540: cash m. juirod, £l6O. . .. ' ™ 200 atm2oi felled ifyngfy 859 mi xm &i«», £IOO, *
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4937, 29 January 1895, Page 4
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699Page 4 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 4937, 29 January 1895, Page 4
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