HALLENSTEIN BROS. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, JJAVE NOW ON VIEW— New Bows New Scarves New Halt New Shirts New Pants Now Tennis Shirts New Pyjamas Now Hall Hoso New Tweeds New Suitings Tlio Latest Styles in a'l'the above liavo arrived. . HALLENSTEIN BROS., 57, LAMBTON-QUAY, Nearly opposito Grey-street, WELLINGTON. " 0. CRESS, FOEESTEHS' ARMS HOTEL, Obeviown, XX AS D unediu Alus andSTouT bottled at Taukreiiikau.always oil hand, and supplied at wholcsalo prices in quantities. J, DAVIDSON, PIANOFORTE MAKER & IMPORTER, JfaKuwalu Piaii) Works, I'almer/lon North. (Late of Proom's, London), Pnoramoß. OPENING in Mnstcrton—Temporary pre mists with Mr tt'hitt, Cabinetmaker. Uigh-Clm Pianos at Retimalh. Prices, OLD PIANOS BOUGHT OR EXCHANGED. If you liavo a piano tlint wants thoroughly ovorlmuling-by a practical piano MAKER, bcw! a post card to J, DAVIDSON, Tuning by Yearly Contract ill Is; Single Tuning 10j Gil, lie-stringing, Hammer I'elting, New Key Boards, Re-polishing, cto,, at moat reasonable prices, A Few Advantage* aj'Rmjhg a Piano From it Milker. 1. You can depend on galling a good instrument. 2. a maker inn give practical advica in selecting a piano 3. Terms ran be arranged, mid discount allowed for cash. i. Old instruments of all dnscriplions, taken in exchange, ami full market value nllowcd. 6. a first-class gimauteo is given witli cacli instrument,
RAILWAY HOTEL, EKETAHUNA, Near Mirny Station, WE beg to announce tlint this wellbiown Hotel lias lately been re-decorated and re-furnislicd, with a view to afford the residents of the district and travelling public every comfort and convenience, and that no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to us. Having a free house, we supply the best Dunedin Ales. We offer a liberal table and first-class accommodation for boarders. Only the choicest brands of liquors kept. There is a first-class and well-appointed billiard table. Good stabling and paddock accommodation. Coaches leave the Hotel daily for the Forty-mile Bush and Alfredton. E.J. LOW, K. OULAGHAN, Joint Proprietors.
RESULTS! '' T WAS lor a lon» time a student and J. to somo extent a writer ot Pitman's, Compared with it "LIGUT-LINE" is mere child's play. I can alter six weeks write at the rate of (10 words per minute, and when I add that 1 am ■[!) yoaw ol age, any person who lias tried shi.rthand can judge how extremely simple a system must be which admits o! such progress at such an age."— H. I). liiunoß, journalist, Wellington, Text Books, Pari 1, 1/7; Part 11., 2/7, Tuition, by post-21/- for course. S. E. WRIGHT, 33, LAMBTON-QVAY, WELLIKOTON, Agent. WANTED to get our Accordcon Concertina, or Auto-Harp Tuned and Eepiiired, properly done, moderate charge, by F. J. Pinny, ivlio lias just fitted up all appliances for repairs in all their branches, .by practical workmen. 7, Manners-street, Wellington. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. (Opposite Prince of Wales' Hotel), Queen-street, Masterton. mlllS Studio is nowopen to the public, 1 and tho proprietor has procured tho la test and most improved instruments and appliances for turning out Photos in first-class style, at popular prices. Photos, Groups, Views, etc., taken iinmv part of the district, ?.nj finished in the best style of art, Enlakoemekts made to any size, and finished by an experienced artist. Amateur's work finished. Ox Sai.e : Views of all parts of tho town and district D. WILTON, I'HOPBIETOR. Address-Opposite Prince of Wales' Hotel, S. Gr. ROSS, Engraver, Die-sinker, Gil. derand Electro-plater. RUBIiER STAMPS, ILLUMINATING, STENCIL-PLATES. 8, Willis-stmt, Wellington. AlillS, Crests, Monograms, Inscriptions, Names and Initials, engraved on any metal, pearl or iyovy. A SPECIALITY: Jewellery Engraved while you wait. Cheapest house in town {or Brass, Door and Window Plates, also StencilPlates and Kubbcr Stamps. Moderate Charges, Write tor Illustrated Catalogue, i. DAND and estate AQKNTB, ///h W J FINANCIAL JJTO genbbal 0( MMIBBION AGENTS, (IUUTO QUAY, WtU.WDTO( fIIHE J. Loan Association, of Wairarapa, MAIN-STREET, GSEVIOWK. Booth (chairman), M, J, W. H.Didclam?, 0, Elgar, J, Fuller, and F. H. Wood. Loan £88,222; Profits already allotted £?,780 j Kejorye fund £Bl2, Tho purposes for „ EBtabifahed are twofold, la tho flrat plaio It " an excellent method of Investment to feet security, and by allowing small or large Sums lo bo invested by periodical payments, it conforms to the circumstances of all classes, In the second place, to those who require loans apon properties they already possess, oi whe may aect with opportnniti&i of acquiring properties advantageously,lt presents themeans of obtaining advances upon faverablo terms, Tho Association receives fixed deposits at ntes to be agreed: upon. Subscriptions ..on Imsatmont Bharoß, 6s per month j ultimate value of shato £SO, lay Daj-The first Saturday lneaoh month,' Masterton-Mr G. S. W, Dalmnnle Carterton—Mr W. I Lindop . Feathcrstou—Mr J, G, Cox Pahiatua-Mr H. W. Briggs. . G.WIETT,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5216, 30 December 1895, Page 4
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