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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 388, 13 February 1880, Page 3

Studio is now ready foe tits visitosra. t - " Carte Ac Xldte, Csbiaai, g&& afey I&sfcaSi graphs taken; 'also ealsigeet."cßf js&ssssL fer broaches, lockssißj oe slags, - ; and other picttir»e eagfciL . Views taken in say pg?t «f the disfessfc. Charges—lss per dozen, l&ssasr jbsdf dtesaai. FaauJtss-aßci grasps ' " (Educational Depository, Qaasii-sfcrsgl;, DEPOSmmY, Opposite t£e Cosiaeil QbamV&a,* ~0-jtt; e. pbice; ~'- ~ (late Class oYilje'Mew 'Zealand Educational (Wellington), BOOKS,, an» MUSIC, Is receiving by each English ratal a.regnl&r supply of NEW BOOKS & PERIODICALS, And the leading English, Scotch, and Irish . impels; and liaa always on hand A WELL-SELSGTED STOCK OF Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Kducationfll works, Bibles, Prayer mid Hymn Books. *«?* Inspection invited. 221 WAIPOUA STEAM SAW PLANING r¥ AND MOULDING MILLS.. Sash and Boar Factory. Curved worlt cut to any design. t...«;«,..•« »Kji„ « ..... | All description of Joiner'* work dijns, ' | Agents for all descriptions of Carved-Work BACON & WBIGLEY PnoI'HIIiTORS AND DA* SCHOOL] CoLE-B'MJEICT, MASTKCIok. /;:'\j t/ftder </te Pctrwtage of Hie, Honorable '■-' Lady Robinson. PaisrupAL: Miss BEST. A thoroughly sound English Education forms the basis of the instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects are taught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, • Algebra, Music, Drawing, and Needlework. . Domestic arrangements are liberal and' home-llke. Terms moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application. The first term of 1880 will begin on Wednesday, 28th of January. Evening Class for French. 331 ° T 1 G .. B A I have authorised T. H. Murray to collect all debts duo to his estate. Proceedings will j be taken at once if accounts presented by-1 him are not paid. I 345 Wm, SELLAR. X)EEAMBULATORS! PERAMBUL4TOBS J GO TO E. ARNOLD'S, Kuripuui, BASKET ami PERAMBULATOE MAKER. Dopbj.is - - - . £i J2s fld SINOLK • ■ - - £1 10S Always Home on hand— CASH ONLY. 372 I HEREBY give notice that all. monies . duo to me for goods supplied from my Carterton ijuainuMH must be paid at once to Mr A, Armstrong, whoso receipt will bo S, sufficient dJ«ch(u-j,'o. J. GATTSCHA, ' Browcr, Maatertoti, Jan, 17, 1880, 36G TVfOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,^ The undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of Mastertou and surrounding district, that at tlm re<ju<At of several gentlemen in Masterton and neighborhood, they | will commence the erection of a, Brewery ' next week, and hope to be able to supply itjood genuine Ale, Stout, etc., as heretofore in the course of a month, and hope to obtain the favora of their oldfriends and many new ones. JOSEPH GzVTTSCHA. THOS. PARSONS. Masterton, December 13, 1879. 339 ' WAIPOUA BREWERY! WAIPOUA BREWERY! Re-opening of iIPOUA JJREWERY. R. V. SMITH has the pleasure to- announce that he has purchased the valuable Plant and Stock-in-Trade of the Wakocta Brewery; also, that he h»s engaged;as Manager MR FRANKLIN, ••;';; lately a principal Brewer in thai worldrenowned iirm BASS &. CO,, BuETOX-oN.TaENT. R. V. SMITH will bo able to brow and Hell at ordinary rates ■ , A BKTTER GLASS OF BEER than any which ht» hitherto been brewed in the Provincial wi»trict, DUNIODIN BEBR will now be mipcreeded by a better -local urticle at a lens price. • Mb Ekaski.u? bring* with bisS Jiigher credential/) tlmrt those possessed by' any other brewer in the UoJony, on 4 under- hm meMttgenmub li. V, Smith ventures toasnett that "TUB WAIPOUA ALK"jV«Swed at Maufcrton v/ili hold s high reputation, ?aofc only in Now Zealand but in ths fieigiiborH% Colonies. WAII'OUA BREWERY, MabtebtojO—R. , V. S74