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New Zealand Mail, 27 August 1902, Page 4

Plumbing, See. Telephone 878. WARWICK AND ROBERTS (Late of Taylor, Ramsay and Co.), Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Gasfitters, etc., 13, Courtenay place, Wellington. Hot, Cold, Plunge and Shower Baths fitted up. Milk Cans and Dairy Work a Specialty. Manufacturers of all kinds of Lamps, Brasses and Copper Tea and Coffee Urns.' Coppersmiths’ Work in general done. Saddlers. A. DEMPSEY, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER 45, VIVIAN STREET, WELLINGTON. WHIPS, BAGS. PORTMANTEAUX. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. Country Orders Punctually Attended to. Architects. SWAN, ARCHITECT (Late Clere and Swan), P.O. Box 452. Wellington. Under the deed of settlement Mr Swan retains possession of plans and documents prepared by F. de J. Clere, Clere and Richmond, Clere, Fitz Gerald and RicUmond, and Clere and Swan. Dye Works. PERTH DYE WORKS. 190, LOWER GHUZNEE STREET, A. ROBERTSON. (From J. Puller and Sons, Dyers to the Queen, Perth, Scotland). Dyeing of Every Description Done. Orders by Post or Rail Specially Attended to. Telephone, 918. By Appointment to His Excellency. tne Earl of Glasgow W. BARBER aND CO., STEAM DYERS AND CLEANERS 46, CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. The only Dyers in the colony that possess the machinery necessary to give you satisfaction. ESTABLISHED 1863. Silver Medal and Two Certificates at Australasian Exhibition. First Prize at New Zealand Exhibition. Monumental Works US THE WELLINGTON MONUMENTAL WORKS. Established 1872. Headstones and Monuments in Stone, Marble or Granite. Tomb Railings of al descriptions. Superior Engraving. Designs Furnished. W. J. HELYER, ‘ 59, Manners street, Wellington. „ r