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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1232, 17 November 1882, Page 4

11HE: L up a Large and Well-eoleoted Assortand ; neff;Bobkif.for; •'' .'.. ■!'.!: i A 'i^ ; . .(, Jarga Assortment.of DOLLS, BIRTHDAY, CARDS,'TRANSFER ' ■■, • 'V. : : SOEAPS,''in ''eiiilefia''"' '■""'"' '" i,; "" ( Variety, "-.. . ~ .Newest Designs'. in CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS" . u—A Large\Aßs6rtmetit of— ! -'•>■'■ PLAIN AND FANCY, STATIONERY DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS CASH, POCKET,' ANP,;;: ,:-Ax-.:U- ':■ -MEMOi BOOKS, Newest Novelties a Photo, Scrap, and Ferii' Albums, Card ■ Baskets, Card Cases, Purses,- Work- 1 .:. boxes,: Writing Desksj Papete'riesjN.Z, Gems. Large Assortment of Shell and Money Boxes, Playing Cards; Skipping Ropes, Orioket Balls, Pooket Compasses, Tape' Measures, Carpenter's Pencils, and Afternoon Tea Sets. " : Toys! Toys!'; Toys ! nsluding Toy Perambulators, DolkvTrains, Tramoars, Tops, Boxes,Farhiture, Tea and Dinner Sets, ito.; &e.; &a. '■■■'■ Mason and Hamlin Organ, in capital order for sale, . NEW MUSIC. !:i -.■'. . 1 A Splendid Assortment of Oleographs in , ' Gilt Frames. es-CIRCULATING LIBRARY.^ PHOTOGRAPHY' .-■ In all its Branches. Photographs taken' in any weather by the Instantaneous GelatinoBromide Dry Plates. : '' /, Largest and Best Assortment ~,.. ■. <• —OF— : , ■ • /. Maori Photographs , in New Zealand, , .■_ Including—'Ta'whaio,'. the MaorljKing 1 Beyri,'' TeWhiti,* and Celebrated Chiefs. THOS. E. PRICE! •'. ! Christmns and Nm Year Cards, 1882-i)8, H. BAILIE, Bookseller, Stationer, and Notts Agent, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON HAS RECEIVED a large supply of the above CARDS, including Eildea. heimer and Faulkner's and' Raphael Tuok'i PRIZE CARDS,; T.G. MASON, Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL BALL, MASTERTON, . HAS much pleasiu em drawing the at tention. e! the inhabitants of thi Wairarapa District to his Special Prepara tions, which have beenlused with most '. . SATISFACTORY RESULTS,for the last four years, Amongst others ma, be noticed IRISH MOSS PECTORAL. For coughs and colds, compounded fron the original recipe, and containing a con siderable per ccntage of the healing oar rageen Lichen. WHITE WORM POWDERS. ./ ■ J Specially prepared to suit the New Zea hind climato, and recommended' in al cases where the presence of worms is sus pected. QUININE & STEELWINE. A highly boiioiicial and agreeable tonie promoting digestion and strengtheninj the nerves, PODOPHYLIN PILLS. 1 COMPOCM ANTIBILIOUS PILLS (purely ve K e table); DENTAL ESSENCE, useful iii toothache. - ; ,' CHILBLAIN LINIMENT, Pure Glycerine, and Lime Juice, Concentrated Essence of Jamaica Gingsr Pure Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil, (New Season) T. G.MASON'S STOCK OF PATENI ■ _ MEDICINES, _ Toilet Requisites, Perfumery, &c, ' ; Will bear comparison with any house in thi Wellington Province, >'.•'• _The success which has hitherto attendee i hie efforts is greatly dt,e to the ■, \ PURITY of the DRUGS ■ used in his Dispensary which are selected ty i his Agent from the leading London am 1 Continental Houses. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Chest Expanders, Chest Protectors, 'Ho Water Bottles, Carbolic Acid for Whea Dressing, Cooper's Sheep-dipping Pow dere, ; TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED j JEYE'S SHEEP DIP, I : ■ Non Poisonous. '■ | Awarded the Silver Medal at thi .' ; ChRKTOHURCH EXHIBITION. THe cheapest Dip in the market, Om ( _. gallon to -wash 200 cheep for 6s. Tea j timonials from all parts of the world,' ! Its Peculiar merits : i ■ I 1. Sate In Use,—lt Is not poisonous in use, Unliki I carbolic, arsenicar and many other dips, which hav been found so fatal in many instances. •"' 2. Improves the Wool.-Tho appearance of the woo Is improved in a remarkable manner, and Is render?< white and glossy while retaining: the natural greaso o the animal. 8. Simple in Application—lt mixes atonco with ool< ■water, and becomes instantly white like milk, I will be well to beware of spurious Imitations whlcl resemble Jeyc's in this ono particular, and-'leai tho credulous to Imagine that it Is a similar prepara ■tlon. ii 4. Cheapness.—Bcincr sold in a concentrated' fom •ono gallon will make from 80 to 100 gallins whet ■diluted for a sheep dip, and is found to bo practicall] 'cheaper than any other. 5. Its cfflcacy.-lt is certain destruction to'ticks flj, maggot, lice, and all Insects and parasites, tha' infest sheep and other animals; and also cures foot TO, scab, &o. Nothing has been found to'equal it ii thißirespeat Tho fly does not strike again after a sheep hai been dipped in Joycs 1 . This pecullaritj caused H.M. Government to send a largi quantity to tho scat of war in Zululand as i . preventive against tho Tzetzeo fly, • , < " H. Healing Propbitics.-It heals wounds awl sorci ofal kinds in a marvellous manner, and is safe it application, and where the hair has fallen' off fron scab, the hair speedily grows again. 7. Cures worms in tho throat in lambs and all in tornal parasites. . . ; . 8. For Foot-and-mouth Disease it is tho only spo cific yet discovered. .«..■• 9. As a Winter Dip.-It cm be used with ported safety in the coldest weather without any ill effects and enables the animal to resist tho inclemency o winter. Pamphlets and full information from m\ of the sub-agents or from ' ' '.■';,'ZOflßAß, HKWMAN A CO., ■'!.! 2011' Apents for New Zealand, n E.QIIGESON AND / , y , ■ CIVIL AND MILITARY TAILORS, 1 Willb-St,, Wklli'ngton. ~;!.!' All orders executed on the premises' bi ; ■. experienced workmen. : /'Best Tweed Suits' £4los; Superfine Black Cloth Suits £6 -; Trousers (Tweed) ~ ... 18s to 2 TO Storekeepers and: Station-managers.— A. LINDSAY,, haying now completed his!plant for tHe manufacture of all kinds of Boots and Shoes, is now prepared to make Best/Watertights,.pegged, at 14s—[riveted, 13s per pair, for ordors of six pairs, am} upwards, for cash only, A. LINDSAY, Bbbtmakw,: Lambton, Quay, and Cuba-st,, CaahßMtMirt, Wellingtm.