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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1950, 27 March 1885, Page 4

T. G M'ASON, [Registered.] rhnrmac«utical Oliemist 'MEDICAL lIALL, MASTERTON. EGS to announce that he has JUST RECEIVED a large consignment Of the undermentioned Preparations for the Summer Season i TUBE SOUTH SEA ISLAND LIME JUIOE.—Fmm the Fruit. Purified by a now process. Fresh, bright, and ENO'S FRUIT SALT.—The Genuine, direct from Manufactory. ZOEDONE —Non-alcoholic Champagne. A delightful beveragoforthe summer, LEMON SYR UP—For Summer Drinks. Made from a privato recipe of great value. PURE ESSENCES. - For Flavoring Confectionery, Jellies, &c. Lemon (extra, strong), Almonds, Cloves, Pino Apple,.Ratafiia, Cochineal, &c. NELSON'S GELATINE, ISINGLASS, and PURE .CITRIC ACID-For making Jellies, . .. ■ ESSENCE OF liENNET.-For mating | Curds and Whey, Cream, Cheese, &c. i SALSALINE Is—PACKETS—Is THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE. T. G. MASON'S STOUK OF PATENT ; MEDICINES, ; Toilet requisites, perfumery, &e. Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province. t The success which lias hitherto attended his efforts is gveatiy due to the PURITY OF THE DRUGS used in his dispensary which, are (elected by Ills Agent from the leading London and Continental Houses, HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Quinine and Steel Wines, Seltzogenesand Seltzogene Powders, Kepler g Extract of Meat, ; LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS 1385 LINE OP COACHES. William Nei 11 PROPRIETOR. MASTERTON TO OASTLEPOINT YIA TINUI, BOOKING OFFICE, Prince of Wales Livery Stables A Coach will leave the Booking Office at 1 ? o'clock, forenoon, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, making the return journey on the following days. All parcels must be booked and prepaid. at owner's risk. MASTERTON AND TINUI TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. ON AND AFTER the 14th JANUARY the TINUI COACH will LEAVE TINUI every WEDNESDAY & SATUR DAY at 7.30 a.m., to euable passenger! to catch the 2.10 TRAIN for Wellington same day. W. NEILL, 1878 Proprietor. JOHN DUTHIE & CO, IRON MERCHANTS, Willis-St, Wellington, BEG to notify their Wairarapacustomerstha 1 they have on sale and to arrivePlain Black Fencing Wire, 6, 7, 8, 9 ; Blacl Fencing Wire, Steel, No 10; Bright D,P.fencin| staples l|xß, 15x7,8; Galvanized 4 barb fencinj wire ; Galvanized strand wire; Bentall's Chaff cutters andextra knives; Bentall's Oatand Corn crashers; Potato and Digging forks: Socket am long strapped Spades; Swedish pitch in 2,4, am 71b boxes: Stockholm tar in barrels and half barrels; Blue and red lump Raddle; Averyweigh ing machines, Scales and Steelyards; Colza am Neatsfoot oil; Antifriction grease in 141b, 281b and lewt kegs; Gunpowder triple F, Alliance Diamond grain; Shot in 101b and 281b bags Chilled shot, in 101b bags; Guns, single am double-barrel muzzle-loaders, large asßortmen C.P. breech-loaders. Builders' IRONMONGERY-Galvanized Cor rugatod Iron, 6ft to 10ft; Spouting, Ridging Down pipes; sheet lead, from 31b to 61b Plain Sheet Zinc, 8G to 14G; Air Gratings Sink Traps, Bran Foundrv in all require ments; Rim and Mortice Locks,, /. English and American Stoves and Regiite Grates, : FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Half Teator and French Bedsteads, of whicl we have a very superior selection; Fenders am Fire Sets in brass and bright steel mounts EngM and American Electro-plated Ware Cutlery from the best Sheffield makers; Tabl Lamps, a shipment of which are now due, al now and improved designs; Mangles, two am three roller, in assorted sizes; Putnam's Ironini Maude, the handiest article in a household Clothes Wringers, large assortment Universal Novelty, Eureka Star, Peerless, Keystone, &c. COACHBUILDERS' k" WHEELWRIGHTS - REQUISITES. ; Samoelson's, andMcCokmick's Harvesters. We have a few machines by these celebratei makers still on hand, J. HUXLEY, OF THE LION TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, WELLINGTON, BEGS to inform the Ladies and Gentle men of Masterton and surroundini c'ountrv, that he will open a first-clas TAILORS SHOP in the centre of th town, about the2Btli FEBRUARY, wher suits can be made in a few days, sam price as at Lambton-Quay establishment Tweed suits, as good as money can buy £4los; good, all wool, Tweeds suits, £ 10a; Ladies' Riding Habits. £4 to £7 Good fits and stylish Ladies' Jackets am Ulsters, from £2 to £3los; Gentlemen' own material, made in first , rate style 40s per suit, I have been establishei ten yeaes in Wellington; and.beei twenty years a first-class cutter ii London, Paris, and New York, . I ,knov EVERY PART of my trade. ' There ii not any man to be found that can excei me in making FIRST-CLASS StllTS or any Manufacturer that can make then CHEAPER. I shall have an agent ii Masterton in a few days.' ' "'B9l