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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1763, 16 August 1884, Page 3

1!E1) HOUSE. LANDING, ex s.s. .Coptic— ; : 3 cases Cumberland faams (fresh cured) • 3 do prime Stilton Cheeses, (freal 2 do Turtle Soup do Bologna Sausages 1 do Mayonnaise Salad Sauce 1 do Prince of Wales sauce 1 do Salad Cream 1 do .Fresh Pine Apples 2 do Pate de Foio Gras 5 do Jockey Club Sardines 1 do Abordeeii Pies 1 do International Sardines (new brand) 1 do Lubech German Sausages 3 do Noyeau Fruits (mixed) 2 do Crystallized Fruits 3 do French Confectionery 3 do Dutch Cheeses, PETER LAINGr, Lamjton Quay Wellington, . ZA 13 D I'S Melbourne cup consultation. See Advertisement in another column. 1753 THIO. ANNUAL SHOW Undkw. Tim A (wicks Or the WAIRARAPA AND HAST . COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. WILI, BE IIHLI) IN TIIK SHOW GROUND CARTKIITON, OS THURSDAY, Wi NOVEMBER, 1884 EXHIBITORS are reminded tlmt entries for the chow close at the offices of Mr f. H. Wood, Greytown; It. Brown and Co. Masterton ; J. D. r ;ikley, Fcatheraton; and H. H. Wdlttiu, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 25th October, 18S-I, at nonn, and that in no case will any entry be received alter that date. ADMISSION to the Show—Membera on production of ticket, free. Before noon, ss; afternoon, Is. Arrangements arc being made to run special railway trains at reduced rates; also to have the Show Day proclaimed a Bank and General Holiday through the Valley. The Railway Department will permit all exhibits on which the freight to Carterton, for the people at the Show lias been paid, to be returned by rail Free o/Charrje, H. fl, WOLTERS, Secretary, Carterton, 2nd August, 1884. 1764

HEALTH, HEALTH. WHAT can be more important and yet 'what so little studied. It can be preserved, and if lost, reclined by using NATURES HERBAL BIOMUMEB. No matter what your disease may lie, or how long standing, place yourself under our treatment, and if there id sufficient vitality l«ft, you shall testify as numbers have already done in Wellington and other paces, that what the DOCTOHS failed to do the HERBAL REMEDIES have accomplished. All we ask is a trial, and I am sure it will, convince the most sceptical that the Herbal Remedies are far superior to 1 lootors' Dr'igs. ADVICE GRATIS by enclosing stamp for reply. A good supply of Herbs, Boots, Barks, Powders, &c,, &c., at lowest priees, Purchase a copy of "The Complete Herbalist," teaching you how to he come your own Doctor, Midwife, &0., price 7s Gd. Shakfuperian almanac with treatise on Herbal Itemedies, free on application to R. AYItES, MEDICAL HERBALIST, Taranaki street, Wellington, Mr Joseph Williams has been appointed ;ent for Masterton, N.B.—A good supply of Crcsswell's Magnetic Continuous Current Girdles, a boon to weak, nervou." men mice 4:'s. 1743

bbwiwbwwiiiiiiiiiii ii hii iMPjAfw^iiiati»,aaa ■=> .GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. THE only New Zealand Life Office, GOVERNMENT SECURITY! MUTUAL INSURANCE LOWEST PREMIUMS! The ordinary branch offers an insurance of £I2OO at the premium charged by private offices for £IOOO, equivalent to an immediate BONUS of £2OO, in addition to full participation in profits.—Mr F. Bennion, a representative of the Department is now in Masterton at the Club Hotel, And will be happy to afford any information which intending insurers may desire, 1754 W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, Queen Street, „ Masterton, AND AT ' Lamiiton Quay, Wellington, Respectfully invite inspection of their large and well-assorted Stock of NEW GOODS in all departments. OUR SIX GUINEA SILVER HUNTING ENGLISH LEVEE WATCH Is specially commended for its general excellence and cheapness, being in no inferior to Watches usually sold for £B, Each watch is accompanied by a GUARANTEE for Tfl O "SEARS, Securely packed and sent by Registered Post to ANY PART OF THE COLONY on receipt of P. 0.0. or Cheque. SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES fitted to any sight, All work receives CAREFUL ATTENTION. 1734 NOTICE. THE next English and European Mail via San Francisco will olose at this Office on SATURDAY, the 16th day of August, at 1,30 p.m. . • For Money Orders at 11 a.m., Registered letters at 11 a,m,, and for Newspapers at 12 noon, J, BAGGE, 1758 Postmaster. E. McEWEN. BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER, BEGS to announce to the settlers of the Whareama and North ffairarapa that he has opened a Brarch Shop at TIN.UI, Mr E. NAYJLOR, (Late of Masterton and Taueru.) And that all Orders entrusted to him will be Executed with the Care, Punctuality, and Despatch and at the Xn\V Price which lias gained the Advertiser SO LARGE A CONNECTION IN OTHER PARTS OF THE WAIRARAPA. ■ 1756