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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1706, 9 June 1884, Page 1

PAINLESS! MR WALTER E. HALL. (Eegistored by the Medical Council of London,) DENTAL SURGEON, ngeatro Street ..., Wcllingtoi WllO has never ; yet loft Wollhigtor intcud;i shortly to \ieit the Wain ' rapft, and therefore bogs to ranim! th •: liuhabitanta of Mnstferton and districts 11m ho adapiß ''ABTJFICIAL iMINUIK TEETH"-the same as received (he PHIZ MEDAL at the PARIS EXHIBITION ( ' 1879—t0 the mouth, on the LATEST LON : : DUN PRINCIPLES, without the extractio of atum(jß,on the paleufc b,isis, VULCAN ~. ITE.PLATINA.andUOLD.ic. FROM 4-s COMPLETE UPPERo LOWER SET. Any of Mr W. E. Hull's nimiorous patient ■ in baslerti n can teßtify ts his iiiccess i treating the must difficult cased. A khort pamuhlet, containing ail nece' nary information and advice on the iiiouil • will he Bunt post f'eo to'any address. Mr W. E. Hall (JUAWNTGKS ALi .•MKCHAiIIUAL WOBK, and liai settled» Wellington for the next 10 years. ' l(is A BMATALK'jJ SKCUKD DRAWING £1250-5000 Subsciiiders at 5t.-*m 300-Pjizes.-300 Gianu Drawing on the Hamburg Piinciplc MONEY TfiIZES to be DISTRIBUTE! AS FOLLOWS I- £ s. £ First Prize 20i) 0 ... 2d Secoud Piiza 100 0 ... ID Third Prize 60 0 ... A Fourth Prize ~, ,„ 20 0 ~ '2 Two Prizes of 10 0 ... 2 Fonr Prizes of 7 0 ... 2 i'orty Piizes of ... ... 5 0 ,„ ,20 ■-Twenty I'iizes of.;. .„ 4 0 .. 8 Two Hundred aiid Ten ' Prizes of 210 ... 5-2 Twenty Piizes of 17... 2

EACH TICKET HAS SEVEN 1 CHANCES, And will to Drawn Seven times, T he large bulk of'the money in thi3 Grand Drawing is not. -/mn away in oue large piize, as it is in Horse Consultations, but you will obseive in Drawiiw that the £1250 is fairly proportioied into SOOpiizts, {riving everv i-hureholderan equal chauco of getting a good pi ize. This second drawing will take place in July, or earlier, if filled. Ten per cent, to he deducted for printing, advertising, stationery, and clerical work. P.O. Ori'ers to be made payable to ARMADALE. Counliy cheques to have Is exchange, and made payable to a number. Applications, if by letter, must enclose two 2d stamps,' for reply and remit. Registered letteis and telegrams not received, Address only to ARMADALE, (Cure Fjunce linos., Wellington Labor Exchange, 1G97 P. 0., Box 247, Wellington.

£2OOO The Hawkesbury Handicap. £2ooo—Usual Diitrioution, dug, 21. The Metropolitan Stakes. £2ooo—Ubu.il -Distribution. Eun at Eandwick end o! Septeunboi*.' The Melbourne Cup, 1884 ;£IOOO. First Hoiw...£looo 20Piizes£2o'ca..£500 Second „ ... 3l)0 100 „■ £]0e.i,.10;.0 Third 200 100 ~ £5 e a. 500 Stirters diviilo 23D IV Hi Prizes £2OOO Non-atavteiK... HSU Giami Total,.£4ooo

. THE SUCCESS and general satisfaction over all previous Events suflici. ntiy Introduces this. A pound secures as eves' Fuur—not one wily. The llfht of' deciiuiugr any particular application is re. ireved, Deducted tor expenses, 10 per cent. '. ■ APPLICANTS are requested to enclose hank notes (any colony), or half tors., sccuro-y, and to register the letter; if cheques bo sent (marked "correct" by . ..r,„m ~..j .««fc.~- .- -bl'ection.(Pajabta , a , ~, , .as.aljjp s-office • orders,. ; Add 4d. postage for reply and result. To facilitate correspondence, enclose two addressed ouveiopes, unstamped. r.-. .Address: "AUSTRALASIA," ■■■■■■ (J. THOMPSON), !"■' ■"■■-■ : CafeofMrE J. Fgawiix, . (PubUshar, Book Importer,'and Machine Printer), 10 HUNTER ST., SYDNEY. ; • Itlsuiinecessary.to.uwk'e sricciai: reforenca to the batabmhed.stabillty of these Consdltatious. ■ Cimu. In recognition of the heed, In largo Con- :, filiations, of a fisascui ooahasth: o? sf abimtt, a isawtVß.CAeiiAii Is on, permanent deposit plußtho oriinarj Banking accoUiits. : REGIBTER LETTERS. At the Drawing of "Australasia's"'Events there ' OkVa ftlw&Vfi b««n ni-CWnt. A mvul nnmW n ( Cl.».^ 'holders.' ■ ' ■ ' AO. mmittce'of neutlemen,. chosen Irom amc-ne the Subscribers, will conduct tho.Driving.' ■ Ticket-holdera wishing to take part at the next Drawing will please send in name and'addim , "Australasia's" Last Sweep on the.Sydney Cup 1883 closed with 7000 s!i.-r-;8 subscribed iii the short space of two months; that on tho last Melbourne Cup with 8000; that on tho Sydney Cup 1881 with 6000.'' '• * ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' i ■ 1 MOJ) M *• Drawln S I'M taken place EJsuttaicularsare mailed to ah isthusbd and idvertlsed In the Sydney " Town and Country " 4c. t ■-Applications that conw in too late for tho ciirran ' Consultation ar.o carried to the noxt. ■Notb.'—TW result on the last Evout may be seen at the office of this paper, ' ■; lUfti •'■''•■• • J. OR I MP, Builder & Contractor,

PAHIATUA, Plana prepared and Estimates for all 1677 Descriptions of Work. BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESENTS.'; Dolm, j. BIKREL'S, , Dolls, Tots, Fancy Repository, ' Toys Fancy Goods. Jut)B.\.s T „ l' A m Goods • WELLINGTON. t 111. kinds of Fancy-Work Materials, and j I..Fancy-Work Books. Stamped and commenced work, and cut-out paper patterns . Tinitorx to Wellington are respectfully invited to examine our varied stock auo. ,-note.pricea. i ->■•;.■ ;. n-.. .7 ". 'AaMrtmentofßuAL: Brussels, Honiion, ,andTokohohLaces;i ':•. ■■■..:■:■ :[;[■: .<.,., ORDERS accompanied by remittance.', Promptly attended to. I , 1 .(Successor to (J.' Camybeli), '''■'' WATOH'AND OLOOK 'MAKES Iiv ,,JEWELLER r dc.,, - . ' ~:,, Ml ? eni ■sto«t,.. r ■<; Bravery description of Horolcgioal Work