OPAL ENLARGEMENTS n7RIGGLESWORTH & BINNS, " PHOTOGRaPHKRS, 1, Wilhs>Street, Wellington, INTEND moiling a very special feature of Opal Enlargements. lii conse« " quouco, important alterations have been made in thoir promises and rooms : specially fittod and supplied with the latest improvements and apparatus havo boon prepared for the production of this faacinatintt form of Enlaroed Poktrai- TURK. MESSRS. WRIGGLESWORTH A » BINNS intend turning out the Ofal Enlargements with a purity of stylo and < artistic excellence and tiuish never before I attempted in tho Colonics, and at a price as low as is consistent with maintaining > tho abovo pledge, Thoy are in the best possible condition to do this in con sequence of their large and lIOOMY PREMISES and the full and perfectly TRAINED STAFF thoy employ. Evory DEPARTMENT is under charge ol a g thoroughly competent' and practical Head, and the departments are under the constant supervision of tho members of the firm whoso attention is not di»>. traded by their attempting any of tho OPERATIVE WORK. [. Thoy are in a position to omploy an efficient staff to porform this. lt mOPAL ENLARGEMENTS are finished by Artists, trained specially for. the class of work, and may bo obtainod eitlior in black and white or colour. ,b ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, Three-quarters or Full Lenqth— '■ FIRST COPY Q/- a Half Dozen 7,"i " One Dozen 12/6 FOROASHATTIME OF SITTING ONLY. Patentees and Proprietors of Ik Halt Qml Type.Proces A. H. COOK, , (Successor to Cook & Sun) , ESTABLISHED 1842. » TAILORS AND HABIT ; MAKERS, r 227, LambtonQuay.., Wellington (Opposite Government Buildings.) 3 Our Mono is L "CHEAPEST OF THE BEST," e Country orders carefullj and punctually r uttondcd to and goods forwarded ,( by Parcels Post, " (J. TILLEARJJ NATUSCH, AROHITEOT, Hail-street, Masterton. Drawings and Specifications preparedfer patents. [a card.] ' \Vji.R,Cook| [Wji,Grat. - COOK & GRATf, WELLINGTON & AUCKLAND, t, Public Accountants,TradeAssignees, FINANCIAL AGENTS, COLLECTORS, ETC. h \ CCODNTANCY work undertaken. of nil description d Auditing for public and private com , panics. !' Tradesmen's books kept and balanced 0 estates realised witii economy and promp ii titudc. i The collection of accounts a speciality, 't Agents np|ioiutcd throughout the Colony, it Australia, and London, R (Collectors for the Court of bankruptcy, « Auckland.) o Agents for absentees, loans negotiated, i- businesses and properties dispowd of. 