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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1958, 7 April 1885, Page 4

0 Y A L TTOTEL, iOYil Hotel, FEATHERSTON. Proprietor 0. M. BRUNSKILL. In returning thanks to the travellling public and inhabitants of Featherston and the surrounding districts for their liberal patronage since he took over the above well-known establishment, the proprietor begs to notify that the house, Bince he assumedthe dutiesofhosthas been completely renovated ttaoughout. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY. Talk d'hote is unsurpassed, and the comforts of a homo, and every attention are at the disposal of all, THffi BILLIARD ROOM Is fitted with Alcocks first-class table, and elegantly furnished. LIVERY AND BAIT A SPECIALITY. Commercial Room and Private Sitting Rooms, 1896 NATURE'S HERBAI< REMEDIES A lit the best MEDICINES that can be used, n. They are pure, cheap, ami effectual, and five good satisfaction to all who use them, as the numerous letters and testimonials we have received during the present- year will prove. Our latest TRIUMPH is HOP BITTERS, a nurcly vegetable compound, ™l l n BcleiitlHc combination o! the best HOPS, un™ ' D / NIjEUon i bochu, rhubarb ROOf, and a few other HERBS, making , it an SdK- remed Ll!L every ,orm of UfEU and ttlS?mv 9e f' ™PESTION, BILLIOUSNESS, HEARTBURN, iic. The liver Weighing about four pounds ia the great wheel of life's machine. It regulates the Whole mechanism of man. When It acts. !^ l^ iB l . te I, J v l ely, i' he^ whee, ' Bland, factor, works With it, which, when It stops. Is torpid, the whole system begh.B to get out of order, tho feet becotno cold, the head aches, the mouth tastes badly, there are pains around the shoulder blades, the body is chilly, the mind confused, and if not stopped, total prostration follow OUR HOP BITTERS with the urn pills will cmuigethe liver and restore its It Is a positive cure for all BILLIOUS DISORDERS, while the price is within the reach of the indigent, 2s (Id per bottle, or flvo bottles for 10s. Llvor Pills Is per box of 80 pills, or 3 boxes lot 2s Od. We will undertako to treat any CHRONIC DISEASE no ; matter of hoy long standing, If our 3m« dies fal «ljiw lor them wo will return Advice gratis by enclosing ttunp for Of Vituehaii i porn afid wart Oure, Fwteif ifiowii'a Corn»lo{4 Hwba Ist. KleotHo Be ta, &>, Ui, S fovMaitcftoi), Mr?, WI&MAMB, s f rJ THE PERMANENT SADDLER. Geo. Watson & Co. (Next Borough Council Chambers, Masterton.) HAVE opened the New Year with a complete stock of Saddlery in all ■to branches. Euggy, Coach, and Cart Harness, and English and Colonial made baddies at prices to suit, customers. . Befo ?e ordering elsewhere we invite an inspection of our stock and prices. We execute repairs with skill and despatch, ana expose our jobbing inside and outside our shop for inspection. WE MARE NO DUSTY EXCUSE!! We pay the freight both ways on repairs sent to us from the country, and can afford to do it, as we pay no commission to " Livery Stable touts" to brine us work, °

6. WISIBS & CS:: QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. W. CA.TT, High-street Carterton. JJAS now received a fine selection ef (Jonfeotiouery oi every description. He Ims also been appointed agent to the well-known Herbalist, W. Ayre, and keeps a stock of these celebrated remedies ALWAYS ON HAND, FANCY GOODS Comprising the newest novelties can be obtained at his establishment. Agent for the Wairabapa Observer, 188 li QOUTH BRITISH FORWARDING 10 _ Company. Agents in Europe, America, Australasia. W. BISHOP, Jun.,'Manager, 1016 Peatherston st., Wellington. GOYERpEIfT ftp INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. MR JAMES SINCLAIR, of Wrigley st,, Masterton, has been appointed travelling apent for the aboye department. JJ J. FREEMAN, (Successor to 0. Campbell), WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER JEWELLER, &c. Manners Street Wellington, I3T Ever}- description of Horological Work Cleaned and Repaired, WE desire to thank the Public of Masterton and district for the very gonerous support they have accorded us since we commenced business in Masterton. A Selection of the NEWEST GOODS has just been opened, suitable for the CHRISTMAS SEASON. All goods marked in plain figures. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, QUEEN-STREET MASTERTON, AND LAMBTONQUAY, WELLINGTON.

M4BTERTON WOuD, IVORY and STONE TURNERY WORKS, Queen Street. WILLIAM CAREY begs to notify that he has removed his factory to more central premises in Queen-street, near the Steam, Sash and Door Factory, N.B.—Turnery done on the shortest notice. Bowling Pins, Chalk Cups, and Billiard Balls turned and re-turned. Lanre stock of Chairs on hand. 1840