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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1229, 14 November 1882, Page 4

■ Educational Depository, frf UNDERSIGNED has jußt opened 1 X ip«Largeand Well-selected Assortmeat o( PRIZE BOOKS and new Books for j 'Presents. ' 1 Large Assortment of DOLLS, BIRTHDAY ' " OARbS, TRANSFER and RELIEF SCRAPS, in,.endless 7 variety.' ' 'V ; ' Newest Designs In CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS —A Largo Assortment of— : PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONER? . DAY-BOOKS, LEDGERS . .1 CASH, PO°KET, and MEMO, BOOK?, . • i Newest Novelties In Photo! Scrap, and Fern Albums, Card ; Biwkots, Card Pursea, Workj boxes, Writing Desks, Papeteries, N.Z. j i Gems, 1 Large Assortment,of Shell and j Money Boxes, Playing Cards, Skipping j Ropes, Cricket balls, Pocket Comj passes, Tape Measures, Carpenter's 1 Pencils, and Afternoon Tea Sets, ; Toys! Toys! Toys! Including Toy Pevambulators, Dolls, Twins, \ Trainoavs, Tops, Boxes, Furniture, Tea ! and Dinner Sots, ic., &c., Ac. • Masoh and Hamlin Organ, in capital I order for sale. I NEW MUSIC. ! A Splendid Assortment of Oleographs in Gilt Frames, ; tS-CIRCULATING LIBRARY.^ i, . PHOTOGRAPHY '< In all its Branches. Photographs takon in any weather by the Instantaneous Gelatino- ; . Bromide Dry Plates. ! Largest and Best Assortment —OF — ■ : Maori Photographs in New Zealand, Including— 1 Tawhaio,' . the Maori ' ' 1 Rewi,' Y Te Whiti,' and other Celebrated Chiefs. 1 . THOS. FPRICE. Christmas and New Year Cnrds, 1882-83, H. BAILLIE, Bookseller, < Stationer, i and News Agent, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON HAS RECEIVED a large supply of the above CARDS, including Hildesheimer and Faulkner's and Raphael Tuek'B PRIZE CARDS. HLUB HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT Vj ST&BLES. if. COOKEIIY &, CO., Proprietors • Coshes, horses, buggies, always on hire. tforat3 to buy and to sell on the most reason* hie terms. Alwi.vb vondy to OYSTERS 1 OYSTERS!! OYSTERS 1! Fresh Fish, Poultry, and every kind of Game, Hot Meals at all hours, at One Shilling. RS PRINTER'S DINING ROOMS :M (opposite Rapp and Hare's Emporium), M A B T E R T (I N, MRS. P, is a Cash Purchaser of Poult,'y, Eggs, Butter, Rabbits, to., &c. The public supplied daily with Fresh Fish, and Dressed Poultry. T.'G.MASON, [Reoisterkd.] Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL BALL, MASTERTON, HAS much pleasiu cm drawing the attention of the inhabitants of I lie Wairarapa District to his Special Prepara tions, which have heenlused with most SATISFACTORY RESULTS, for the last four years, Amonpst others may be noticed IRISH MOSS PECTORAL. For coughs anil colds, compounded from the original recipe, and containing a considerable per centage of the healing car.rageen Lichen. WHITE WORM POWDERS, : . Specially prep;ired to suit tlio New Zealand climate, and recommended in all . cases where tlin presence of worms is suspected, QUININE & STEELWINE. A highly bcneiicial and agreeable tonic, promoting digestion and strengthening . .the.HOT,. PODOPHYLIN PILLS."" COMPOUND ANTIBILIOUS PILLS (purely votetable); ■DENTAL•'ESSENCE,' ~ ,i ; useful intoothaolie. CHILBLAIN LINIMENT. Pure Glycerine, and Lime .Tuicc, Concentrated, Essence of Jamaica Gingsr, Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil, ; T, G, MASON'S STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Requisites, Perfumerv, &c,, Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province, The Biiccess which has hitherto attendod his efforts is greatly due to the PURITY of the DRUGS used in his Dispensary which are selected by his Agent from' the leading London and | Continental Houses. MEDICINES, Chest Expanders, Chest Protectors, Rot Water Bottles, Carbolic Acid for Wheat Dressing, Cooper's Sheep-dipping Powders, TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED JEYE'S SHEEP DIP, Non Poisonouß, Awarded tiie Silver Medal at thk OmsTCHURCii Exhibition. THe cheapest Dip in the market. One gallon to wash 200 sheep for 6s. Testimonials from all parts of the world. Its Peculiar mkrits : 1. Safe in Use.-It is not poisonous in use, uulike carbolic, ursenlcar anil iraiij? other dips, which have been found so fata! iii mary instances, , ; 2. Improves the Wool.—The appearanco of t'ho wool is improved in a remarkable manner, and'is rendered white and glossy while retaining the natural grease of tbo aniuial. • . , 3. Simple in Application-It mlves at once with cold water, and becomes instantly white line milk. It will be well .to bowaro of spurious imitations wbich resemble, Jeye's in this one particular, and lead the credulous to imagine that it is a similar prepara tion. 4. Chcapnoss.—Boinc sold in a concentrated form one galloa-will mako from 80 to 100 gallons when diluted for a sbcep dip, and is found to be practically cheaper than any other, ' 1 6.' Its efficacy.—lt Is certain destruction to ticks, flj, maggot, lice, and all insects and parasites, that infest sheep and other. animals; .and also cures footrot, scab, ic, Nothing has been found to equa'it In this.respeat ; The fly does not strike again after a sheen has been illj-ped in Jeyes 1 . This peculiarity caused 11.11. Govcramoiit to scud a largo quantity to the scat of war In Zululand as a preventive against the Tzetzoo fly. 6. Healing rropeitics.-It heals wminils and sores of all kinds in a marvellous manner, and is .safe is application, and where the hair has fallen oS from scab, the hair speedily grows again. 1. Cures worms in the throat m lambs and all in8. For Foofrand-moath Disease it is the only specific yet discovered. 0. As a Winter Dip.-It can be U6ed with perfect safety in the coldest weather mil)out any ill. effects, ud enables tbe aniuul to resist the Incitmencv o *int«r, ~ ' ; 1. Pamphlets, and full information from any of the Bub'-agcnts or from > ■ ZOfIBAB, NEWMAN&dO.,' W SOll Agents fit N«w ZtsrfHi,