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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1404, 14 June 1883, Page 4

: r\ LX[B:IHOTEL,,M AS T BiETON, ATiie ProprietiJivfii weJJ-, ; lidown J bbtablifthifioiit hVb^&of'Mwto ;discn3tS,'aV'Us^^ the laige .metovi»[ot6ai>plo)s'^ithet^i|^yeni' j and'begs reapcotfiillyio state that additions,. ilteratibna, and .improvements, in accord^ anoo vi|th tho progim of tho.pliico, asalso> the 'growing. requirements'■ dr t tlie jtradoi; ,havo bcoti; raude',''"■' : .' r ; ; '■'; : " ■';."; j '■' , . : -(L'rie {,'ulinaiy 'Depart'incriu iß,' : .aa msual, ''first-jlaW^ : V '•■'-.'"'' ! ■'■ . '.- Wiu'es, Beers;' othor liquor* »re jaeh and all : of'the.veiy best quality. -,- The Billiard Boom,' 'which; is' provided: with ouo ; of Alobok's lirat-clftaa- tables, has juat been refunußhcd :in the most, elegaoV manner. "■.-.■;.'* : ~'.. -.:. ; ,|i •• '•:■'-' : .\ ,:::,J A.-':B' l tl-!i:Hfl,. .f. ■' 1 •' :: i[-.-. : ■•' ;.■':.; Proprietor., ,i,; NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS oj? THE : WAIRAE^PA : DISTRIOTJ '"" Robert ::y\AL KB wfi £1 ' Melboiiriio, ; Hotel, Willis-street,; Wellington, will be "happy to meet «U. his : old.friends,:.(not, forgetting tho strangers) where one and' all will find accommodation equal, if cot superior, to any other Hotel in lown. '..'■ ./;,. .-..! /•"•. i Suverior Home for Families I ■, .' '■'.- .■ Shower-and'-Plungeßaths!! .AMEEICANiDRINKSIj!! , •■, Two First-Qkss Billiard 'Mies, 1.. [ . :,; .Niyhl. Porter alwaytin attendance.

MRS OWEN lias much pleasure in informing visitors to the Whareama tliat she has reccr.tly refitted 'and added to THJSTTENTJI HOTEL, making it. ono, of tin most comfortable up country VIOIISO3 in the North Island.: Tho recent additions ineludu Jone of ; . Alcock'iS best BILLIARD -TAHLEtj. Travellers will find at this Hotel'the comi'outs op a home with GOOD STABLES arid SECURE PADDOCKS for their noises. . ! 183(1. WAIPOUA CJTEAM iJTiOira, & fV.ATMEAL Oteam Flour, &UATMEAI ON SALE by the Unacreigned, who hope to receive a sharo of public support: Superfine Silk 1> eased Flour Wheatcn Meal, Seconds, Pollard, and .Bran '; .' , BACON &WRIGLJUY We aro'r.lso PURCHASERS of WHEAT, OATS, itc, o Y can SUPPLY all descriptions 1 of BUILDING MATERIAL n EXCHANGE for GRAIN, .-... • Wheat or Oats Gristed at Cunont Rates.' ' •OAT-GEUSHING; '■' Machiner) specially imported;, which brushes Oats, in a manner superior to any other machine in tho district. Now in working order.. .... .VTT ALTER lIVIART, (Late Head Waiter at the (Hub Hotel, Mas- - tor-ton,).■', ' : BEGS to thank his Wair.irapa friends and the public generally for their liberal patronage accorded to him during the lasc Oyster Season, and hopes by civility and attention to still merit tho saulc. Country orders punctually attended to, Oysters 111 kits delivered at Wellington Railway Station FKEE, from 1 upwards. OYSTERS fresh from out own beds DAILY, Trade Supplied all the year round. Private supper rooms for Ladies, a and wrsiAET, '; OYSTER MERCHANTS, OPPOSITE THE 'IHEATRE, Lambton Quay, and at Manners-street, Wellington. 1J52 WONDER OF MODERN TIMES! PIULS and OINTMENT purify the Blosd, correct all Disorder; f the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, and Bow.els. They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable m all Com plaints incidental to Females of all ages.

Ililill :,.-..| is an infallihlo remedy for Bad Legs, dad J Breasts,. Old Woundsj Sores, aud Ulcers, j For Sore Throats, Coughs, Coliis, Gout, Rheumatism, Glandular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no equal. Manufactured only at' Professor Holloway's Establishment, 53:1, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, and may bo had of all Medicine Vendors throughout the world. shouhlloohto the Label on the Pols and Boxen. If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London Jh&i are spurious. rnllE PERMANENT INVESTMENT 1 AND LOAN; ASSOCIATION .OF WAIMRAI'A. .-'■.. . ■ Maly-strkki, Geemotn, [lncorporated under the "Building Societies Act, 1876."] ■■•''■■•-■ DIKKCTORS : " ' ' Messrs W. <V Cuff (Chairman), M. Caselben;, J, Fuller, Vv. Booth, W. Skeef, . J?. W. Seed.. ■ • Che Ahndai, Income excosda ~', £7,000 OAPiMt os Loan ... ■...•.'•..,.£18,000 Profits already aMkd '...' .„ £4,243 Rkskrye Fund ... .„, ;.. : '. : . £BO4 The purposes for which ihio "Association is established aro, twofold..; In the first place it offers an excellent'method of : in : vestment for those who.wish to accuinulato their capital or savings at the highest rate consistent, with .perfect security anil by allowing small or large sums .to be invested by periodical payWnts; It conforms to the circumstancesofall classes,'.' ,' ' .; : V ' Ir^\t^p'serah^plitee, p loans upon properties they already'possess, or wl o may meet with, opportunities of- acquiring properties advantageously,. it pre seiita: to them means of obtaining 1 advance's upon easy and favorabk term/..-.. ■ \._ The Association receives fixed deposits at rates to be agreed upon. •■•,!.•■ Subscriptions on inyestmont shares, ft/per month ; ultimate value of shares, £SO, Applications for shares to bo addressed to the Manager. A liberal commission allowed to Agents on all investment shares issued through them Office Hours: Iconday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2 to 4 p.m. Pay day: The first Saturday in each mouth between the hours of 2 and 4 and 7 and 9 p.m AGENTSMasterton—Mr W. Sollar. Feathersion—Mr J. G. Cox. <■, GEORGE WYETT, _ , Manaccri kAMPHLETS, OIBCDLABS, TRADE . , LISTS, AP CATALOGUES Printed with Neatness,, Chenpnoas,,and the Daih Office.