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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3330, 27 October 1871, Page 4

Business NoticesEXCELSIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDKX \/TE ASHLEY HUNTER, late of West.▼JL bourne Grove, Hyde Park, London, begs to inform tho public of Wellington and its neighborhood, that he has taken the Studio lately occupied by Mr Brugg, and will commence the practice of his art on Saturday next, the 30th insfc. Special attention paid to children and coloring. EXCELSIOR PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Manners street, Wellington. WHOLESALE & RKI^IL"TiDTSLIfiRY AND HARNESS DEPOT, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. WILLIAM LOWES, Manufacturer and Importer, would respectfully call the attention of his numerous friends and tho public generally to his extensive and well assorted 9tock of Saddlery and Harness, and would at the same time intimate that he has reduced his prices considerably, and is pronnred to do the trade in all its branches aa fivorably to the purchaser as any houso in New Zealand. EIGHTEEN DOZEN HOGSKIN SADDLES, Just landed at from £2 to £3 each Spring Cart Harness, from £6 p<rr set Colonial made Saddles, from £4, cash &o, &c, &o. Storekeepers and tho trade supplied. Saddles, Harness, Collars, &r;., made on tho premises and carefully fitted. Lambton Quay, Wellington, Branch Establishment. Masterton, Wairarapa. WTINNEY, HOUSE AND ORNA- • MENTAL SIGN 1 - PAINTER, Molesworth street, Nearly opposite the Government Buildings. VjfcT FIFE, Chemist and Deuggipt WELLINGTON DISPENSARY, Willis street. J LAW 111 E, HOUSK AND SHIP J • PLUMBER, Copper Smith, and Zinc Worker, &c. J.L. begs to intimate to the public that ho is prepared to executo every description of Work in the abovo line. Hay ing a thorough practical experience, and employing none but first-class tradesmen, ho can guarantoe all work entrusted fco him N.B, — Country ordcis punctually attended to Willia street, Wellington. | ENCOURAGE COLONIALINDUSTRY And Buj Williams & Co.'s WELLINGTON SAUCE! Patronised by the leading gentlemen and medical profession of Wellington. Sold wholcsalo by the manufacturers, Kaiwarra, or Mr G. Thomas, auctioneer, Wellington. WILLIAMS & CO. "COLONIAL MUSICAL NOVELTY. THE One Note parcel of New and Standard Music, by best composers, sent post free to all parts of the colony. The £1 parcel of Pianoforte Music, Eight pieces selected from best composers, easy, medium, or difficult sacred or secular, to suit purchasers. The £1 parcel of Songs ; Eight songs so--1 lected from best composers, sacred or secular The £1 parcel of Dance Music ; Seven I pieces selected from the most popular composers, illustrated titles. Or the £1 assorted parcel ; Eight pieces. Sent by return of post on receipt of £1 note JAMES BERGER, Tho Wellington Music Warehouse, Lambton Quay, Wellington. WILLIAM LYON begs to announce to his friends and the public that he hns REMOVED to bis New Premises on LAMBTON QUAY, which he hos oper.ed as a Book und Stationery Warehouse, with a stock embracing a select assort ment of Books in all branches of Literature and Science, and a varied stock of Commercial, School, General, and Fancy Stationery. Wellington, September 1. V U~L CAN F O U ND~R V, JOHN SMITH, MILLWRIGHT AND ENGINEER, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, Mannkks street, Wellington, New Zealand. Every description of castings made to order for ships, steamers, saw mills, flour mills, flax mills, &c. Iron tablets and palisading for graves executed ol the most reasonable terms. lg§^" Flax machines, on tho most approved principle made fco order on tho shortest notice. pie" R S~~, Practical Engineer, Blacksmith:, and Fakkier. Having taken the old established Smithy adjoining the Royal Hotel, is now prepared to executo orders as above promptly, efficiently, and at moderate charges. J. S, having engaged a "first-class shoeing smith, proprietors may depend on having their horses shod on scientific principles, ensuring ease and safety to tho animal's feet. ROYAL HOTKL YARD, Thorndon Quay. J& R. SLOAN, TAILORS, in calling • the attention of their numerous customers and the public to their largo shipment, ex HALCIONE, of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which they are now opening, and which comprise the largest and most fashionable stock of English, Scotch, and French Cloths, Tweeds, Vos-tings, &c, to be found in Wellington, beg to impress upon their customers and the public that their goods are imported from tho first houses, and that this, combined with their large and steadily growing bußineßß, enables them to offer their patrons the advantages of selection from a large, fresh, and fashionable stock, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Also, A variety of Geelong and Nelson Tweeds. FASHIONABLE TROUSERS TO MEASURE, £1 Is CASH. All goods thoroughly shrunk, aud perfect fit guaranteed. T HOWARD, LIVERY AND BAIT V • STABLES, MoleswovLh street, Wellington. J. H. takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and the public for the liberal support they have awarded him since commencing business as a LIVERY STABLE KEEPER, and begs to assuro them that nothing shall he wanting on his part to merit a continuance of the same. Carriages, Buggies, &c, lent on hiro. Saddle and Harness Horses always ready. Carriages provided for Weddings. Good paddocks for country horses. Howard's City Buss leaves M'lntosh's Now Zealander Hotel, calling at tho Pier Hotol, for tho Hutt, on Market dayt, at 11 a.m. ; on Sundays, at 2 p.m. ; for the Butts, from fclio Stables, Moleswcrth street, at 2 p m. on Saturdays. N.B. — Howard has reduced the faro ulong the Beach to 3d ! Look out for Howard' comfortable two-horse Buss!