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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1446, 2 August 1883, Page 3

FEMALE GRADUATES.

A reimukubld scene ' took place at the University, of London on presentation day. No fewer tluin 24 female students in academic dress. were awarded honors, and out of this large number 16 obtained the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Two ladies, named Seharliel) and Shove, obtained medical degrees. One came all the way from India, that she might qualify herself by a course of stndy in obstetrics 1 for practice amongst native- wonien iu that : country.' The two medical ladies were introduced to the Chancellor (Lord Granvillo) by Mrs Oarivtt Anderson, who could not fail to contrast the present position of the question with what it was 20 years ago, when the University authorities declined to admit - her as ; a medical student. The* change which has since taken pluce in the large group of questions connected with the education and women is 'simply marvellous.

Kouon on Rwa."—clears out ruts, mica roaches, flics, ants, bed-bugs, bogles, insects skunks, jack-rabbits, gophers, 7jd, Druggists, Moses, Moss k Co,, Sydney, General Agents. Hotlomiy's Pills are securities of health to all nations, of whatever clime, They ! have given hope, relief, and comfort to :: millions, . In constitutions debilitated by excess of any kind, or in general prostration ■' of thoir system, their ctl'ort is tonic ' and restorative. They eradicate from the system the mortal cause of ailinent, and renew in the frame its priatint animation, health and > vigour. They greatly increase the appetite, . give tone to the sto.uich, assist the digestion and impart elastiey to the spirits; their essenco enters the circulation, and carried through its course oxerts its cloarinn power oyer every organ. In the lungs they effect most striking change 7, conveying tho impiup veuous into pure aterial blood, by wluoh tlio whole frame is recruited and Interstital (Jespositj removed,

TO BE LET—The sliop and dwcl" liny in. Queen-street, Masterton, at present occupied by Mr T, G. Mason, Chemist. For further partibulars apply to W, SELTiiR, 144G Mastcrton, C. NEES. , MILLWRIGHT,' SAW-DOCTOR, ETC. / NFORMS Sawmillers, Woodware-manu-JL t facturere, and others, that he will repair all sorts of Saws, Tools, and Sawing Machines entrusted (o his care, and that he l;aB on hand a welltsclected stock of the celebrated Diston's Sijws aud Tools, with pthep manufacture!! of % bc?j; ~ Jnst arriyed, per Ibar (oilier shipments tq follow), the largest and best selectod stock gver imported into Wellington. One tlioi)?aii4 foet of band-saws, from }iu to Ujp, and all other goods-1Q per cent beloiy ai)y other Jiouep ip Wellington. C. NEKS, Mephanjcs' Tool Depot, Cubarstveet, WO Wellington, ANCIENTOROCR Or FOUSTSRS »«ininisnouTi«iiuuiu»iAL PP[J|iT LOYAL ENTERPRISE, §5Ol, A.O.F. , " THE KEGULAIf &lEF,TINO' : of Court Loyal Enterprise, No, 5501, A.0.F., will be held in the Foresters' Hall on THURSDAY next 2nd August, at 8 p.m.sharp. P. T. REDMAN', Wls Secretary. HUXLEY'S EAGLE, AT a public garden in tlio cast end of London, and another near Portobello Barracks, Dublin, they haie a mill for grinding old people young. Old decrepit men and women and worn-out lamb old (Jonkeys, etc, ore sent iu at one side o£ the Jll,'And come out all quitd young and ively, lum going to try thatgfiniepn my ailojjng establishment.' It lujs become dreadfully old. ,ud dilapidated lately. I hope to have it thrqugli the mill by the 10th of this month, If ypu pay it a visit pn or. after iliat date you may see a grand jpipiftvcment.'Every yarfl of gflods and pveiy afticle'shjill be'(juiti) 'new, Kfcoptipg the boss, and lie will try to look as young a3 possible. • Ho has at last secured very extensive premises at a cheap rent,'and will bo enabled to givo his customers .better value than lie has done for a long timo. The premises will bo known by the sign of the Eagle, opposite Barrett's ilnttil, Directions For SeiJ'-iik(mm o M; First, stale ago, height, weight, and occupation,' and iftrect or stooping. Measure flip cliept undojieatli tlio'asms ovgrtljo vest, apd wajst oyer t|;e vest; meaguro tlio front peam pf the coat sleeve; lay your trousers flat on the table, measuro the side seam from lop to bottom, then the leg seam and around the waist, , IHS •YAIRARAPA PASTORAL AND AGRIf ' CyLTjJRAL SOpiETy, . ' f ERS of ground f"r the ploughing / Ujitoh to be held the lqsfc \yeejt in August will be received 1 up to NOON fen FKiDAY NEXT, addressed to . R. BROWN, ■ Secretary-Ploughing Match Committee. 1444 Terawhiti Gold Field. .A liA ? ES I!i TUE "DEBT CLAIMS- . • GOLDEN GROWN," "AliBION," \" i;; for sale. Apply "daily" office Public, meeting. A PUBLIC MEETING of Stocjiopers JjL and Settlers,will ba hold .the To?n Board Office, Ecaihersto'n, on SaI'PRPAY NEXT, August 4th,.at 2 p.m„ ,(01 |l\e, purpose of considering the best means of plaoing the remainingißharefl' of the Wellington Meat Export Company before the publio.; ' JAS/ DONALD. / Featherston,- <■' a smiths ,aR:Ei.a! sale;