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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 400, 27 February 1880, Page 3

'•' PHOTOGRAPHY. -L,,: notifying tktkis new Photographic; Studio.« now ready.for the reception of visitors.!.,,' V ,: • "-, ,'. •', ... ... Carte. do: Yisite, Cabinet, and other Ph'oto. graphs taken \ also enlai'ged,.or, reduced for l •- : iotkets,'or rings. '' Photographs and other pictures copied!':; ' Views takett in any partof th'e district. ; Charges—lss per doxen, lOs-per ha 1 '" J ~'-' Families and groups arranged with, . .: thos.:e; ; pbioej . Educational Depository, Queen-atreet, ' ■ EDUCATIONAL DEPOSITOR!; |~. .. ~.-.,. • ... , .■■ ■ Opposite the Council Chambers, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. .' T. E.lilOE, (Late Clark & Prioe) of the New Zealand ' EducationOepository, Wellington), STATIONERY, BOOKS, " AND MOTC, la receiving by each English mail a regular supply of fIEW BOOKS &. PERIODICALS, And the leading-English, Scotoh, and Irish .. papers; and has always on hand .AWELL-SELECTEDSTOCK, < Stationery, Books, School Requisites and Educational works, Bibles, Prayer 13" Inspection invited.. '221 '' AND MOULDING MILLS. Sash and Boor Factory.: Curved work cut toanytdesigm'::" •' Turning in &U its branches . Agents for all descriptions of .Carved Work BACON & WRIGLSY Pbopkistobs "HOARDING AND DA* SCHOOL. Cole-street, Masterton. Under tk PaWonageof.tkHowahle Lady Minion.. Principal: 'Miss BEST. A 'thoroughly sound English Education forms the'basis; of the wtaiction given, and, in addition, the following subjeote are taught.:— ~ French, German, Italian,- M^ n > ■%' bra, Music,. Drawing,. Needle' work. ' Prospectuses forwarded on application. • The firstterm of 1880 will begin on Wed' neaday, 28th -of January. • ' Evening Class for Frenoh. 361 "M"...'0.. t Z-.-1 :'-0 ; ,...E' I have authorised T. H, Murray.-to collect all debts due to his estate. Proceedings will be taken at once if accounts presented by him are not paid. . J 345 . Wm. SELLAR. i ■QEKAMBULATORSI. PERAMBULATORS I GO TO eTaRNOLD'S, Kuripuni, BASKET and PERAMBULATOR MAKER. Double • • • . £1 128-6 d' Single • . . .._ £i 10a —Always some on hand CASH ONLY. 372 NOTICE, r HEREBY give notice that all monies I due to me for goods supplied ■'. from my Carterton business must be paid at once to Mr A Armstrong, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. J. GATTSCHA, Brewer. Masterton, Jan, 17.1880. 366 J^OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. The undersigned beg to inform the inhabitants of Masterton and surrounding district, that at the request of several'gentlemen in Masterton and' neighborhood, they will commence the erection of a Brewery next week, and hope to'be'able to supply good genuine Ale, Stout, "etc., sb. heretofore in the.course of a month, and hope to obtain tlie,favora of their oldfriendsand many new ones.' "-r JOSEPH GATTSCHA. THOS; PARSONS. Masterton, December 13,1879 k 339 WAIPOUA BREWERY! WAIPOUA BREWERY : ! Re-opening of Ihe Waipoua Brewery. R. V. SMITH has' the pleasure to announce that he has purchase I the valuable Plant and Stock-in-Trade of the Waipow Brewery; also; that he bus engaged as Manager . . ■ • MR FRANKLIN, • ' lately a principal Brewer- in that worldrenowned firm BASS & CO., Burton-on.Trent< R. V. SMITH will be able to brew and Bell at ordinary rates A BETTER GLASS OF,BEER' than any which has hitherto been brewed in the Provincial District; '■■" . ■ '" '" DUNEDINBEER will now be superseded by a better local article at a Icbs price. Mr. FRANKWN.brings with him higher credentials than those possessed by any other brewer in the Colony, and under his management R, V. Smith ventures-toassert 'that "THE WAIPOUAALE" brewed at Mastertnh'will hold a high reputation, not only m New Zealand bufcin tk neighboring Colonies. - - ■•" ' • \ WAIPOUA'BREWERY, Masterton]-R.;V. SMITH-[MAsi«Ri6N PROPRIETOR. ut : 3W