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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 7995, 28 January 1887, Page 3

Business Notices E. A. ASHCROFT & CO., ELECTRIC LIGHT and GENERAL ENGINEERS, JJAVB the latest improved systems of ELECTRIC LIGHTING, TRANSMISSION OF POWER, And other Eleetrioal Work now In use in England and elsewhere. 1 Also, High Class Engines of all Kinds, Agricultueal Machinery, Ac. Physical, Chemical, and Scientific Apparatus for schools and private nse. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS KEPT IN STOCK* Full Estimates free on application. OFFICES 12, BRANDON-STREET, Wellington, N.Z, 629 DENTON has just LANDED — PISHING NETS. Netting Twine CORK FLOATS and Cork Bungs Tennis Court Markers, Rackets, Balls, Nets, and Poles CARTRIDGES, Central, Pin and Rim Fite, Revolver and Rifle CARTRIDGE CASES BULLETED CAPS, Foil-lined Caps, Central and Pin Fire and Pistol Caps WADS, assorted, Nos. 8 to 20 Colt’s Magazine Carbines Air Guns and Fistois, Slags and Darts 1 STERLING SILVER FORKS and Spoons, Teapots, Salvers, &o. Electroplated Goods in large variety, all best makers. GEO. DENTON, Watchmaker, Jeweller, & Ironmonger, Willis-street, Wellington. 788 GEORGE REICHARDT MUSIC AND PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE, Lambtcw-quay, BEGS to draw attention to tb© New Stock of Pianos, Organs, and Brass Instruments selected by himself in England, Germany, France, and America. Pianos by Collard and Collard „ Kirk man and Sons ~ Hopkinson ~ Brinsmead and Sons ~ Chappell and Co. { ~ Hoeniach ~ Bernboldt ~ Fenrloh ' „ „ Kaps, Lipp, and Bord| May bo Purchased for Cash or on the Time ; Payment System. | LORING & BLAKE’S FAMOUS PALACE ORGANS Are, without doubt, amongst the best manufactured in America. CORNETS, Saxhorns, Baritones, Euphoniums, and Basses, by the Best Makers, are , always in stock. THE LATEST MARCHES, Dance Music, Selections, and Overtures for Brass Bands. THE CHOICEST SONGS, Dances, and Pianoforte Pieces, published in London up to September last. GEORGE REICHARBT’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Lambton.quay. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. NORTH & SCOULLAR, WELLINGTON, DUNEDIN, AND 206, Hoxton Street, LONDON. JJAVE Just received their First Shipment of ' PIANOS AND ORGANS, Which for value are unsurpassed by any house in the trade.l FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE FURNITURE PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS ORGANS ORGANS ORGANS ORGANS ORGANS WADDELL, ffI'LEOD & WEIR, TIMBER MERCHANTS, Cm Steam Saw Mills, and Sash and Doob Faotobt, WELLINGTON. Sawn and Dressed Timber, Mouldings, Ac. Doors, Bashes, Greenhouse Lights, Ao, Large Stocks of Seasoned Flooring, Lining, and Rusticated Boarding. All kinds of Turning kept on hand. Glass —Common Window, 16,21, and 28 oza. Rolled Plate, Ornamental, Ac, Price Lists and Pattern Sheet ol Mouldings on application. 2 The Final Watch and the Fibst Suit. I READ an account in the Times about a week ago which reminded me of the Tailoring trade. The watch took a long time to make, and cost a big sum, and was not much when it was done ; that was because the maker had not learnt bis trade before he began. There are several people in Wellington calling themselves tailors who have not made their first suit yet, and it will be a long time , before they do make it. It will cost them a lot, and would not bo much when it is .done, because they have not learned the trade. These people will tell yon that they can make a suit better and cheaper than a tailor who has'epent SO years of his life at the trade. Well, gentlemen, if you believe them it will be at your own cost. Reason aod common sense will tell you that these persons moat charge more, or give a suit 10a less in value than those made by JAMES HUXLEY, who has been established 12 years, and has never sold the goodwill of his business to anyone. PHOTOGRAPHY, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MR F. HILL has commenced bnai. ness in Cnbastreet in the premises lately occupied by Mrs Cazneau, and has spared no, expense in fitting every department second to none in the Empire City, Patrons favoring him with a sitting will meet with every' satisfaction. Having imported the latest-made instruments, patrons can rely on receiving a first-class Picture; baring purchased the whole oi Mrs Caznean's negatives, copies can always be had from the same. . Liberal terms to Clnbs, Ac. ' All coders finished one week from time of sitting. Note the address—- , F. HILL, PHOTOGRAPHER, • 64, OCBA-STBEET, WELLINGTON. 76 Every description of china AND GLASS CHEAPLY REPAIRED. RIVETS, 4d. -EACH. Addiess—W.'HAMMEETON, Haihing-street, (first bouse off Tory-atreet). 313