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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1974, 25 April 1885, Page 4

[Registered,] Pharmaceutical Chemist MEDICAL HALL, MASTERTON. BEGS to announce that ho has JUST RECEIVED a large consignment of the undermentioned Preparations for the Summer Season : PURE SOUTH SEA ISLAND LIME JUICE.-Fvom the Fruit. Purified by a new process. Fresh, bright, and palatable. ENO'S FRUIT SALT.-lh Genuine, direct from Manufactory. 205D0M-Non-alcoliolic Champagne. A delightful beverageforthe summer. iKiIfOJfSKBITP.-PorSnmmerDriiiks. Made from a private recipe of great value. PURE ESSENCES. - For Flavoring Confectionery, Jellies, &o. Lemon (extra strong), Almonds, Cloves, Pine Apple, Ratafiia, Cochineal, &c. NELSONS GELATINE, ISINGLASS, and PURE GITRIG AOID-fov making Jellies. ESSENCE OFRENNET.-Sov making Curdßand Whey, Cream, Cheese, &c. SALSALINB Is—PACKETS—Is

THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE, T. G. MASON'S STOOK OF PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet requisites, perfumery, &e. Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province. The success which has hitherto attended his efforts is gveatiydue to the PURITY OF THE DRUGS ufled in his dispensary which are selected by his Agent from the loading London and Continental Houses. HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. Quinine and Steel Wines, Soltzogenesand Seltzogone Powders, Kepler's Extract of Meat. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS 1385 COBB & GO'S TELEGMPI] LINE OP COACHES. William" Neill PROPRIETOR, MASTERTON TO OASTLEPOINT VIA TLNUI. BOOKING OFFICE, Prjnpe of Wales J Livery Stables A Coach will leave the Bppking Qffice at 1 o'clook, forenoon, on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, 'making the return

journey on the following days. All parcels must be booked and prepaid. Luggage at owner's risk. MASTERTON AND TINUI TELEGRAPH LINE OP COACHES. ON AND AFTER the 14th JANUARY the TINUI COACH will LEAVE TINUI every WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY at 7.30 a.m., to euable passengers 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 Wairarapacustoniers that they have on sale and to arrivePlain Black Fencing Wire, 6, 7, 8, 9; Black Fencing Wire, Steel, No 10; Bright D.P.fenciug staples ljxß, 15x7,8; Galvanized 4 barb fencing wire; Galvanized strand wire; Bontull'B Chaffcutters andextra knives; Beutall'sOatand Comcrushers; Potato and Digging forks: Socket atid long strapped Spades; Swedish pitch in 2,4, and Tib boxes; Stockholm taj in barrels end half' ing machines, Scales ang Steelyards; Colza and Noatsfoot oil; Antifriction grease in 141b, 281b, and lewt kege; Gunpowder triple F, Alliance, Diamond gruiu ;' Shot in JOlb and 281b bags; Oliillod shot, hi 101b bags; Guns, single and double-barrel muzzle-loaders, largo assortment C.F. breech-loaders. ~ Builders' IRONMONGEItY-Galvanized Corrugated Iron, sft to 10ft; Spouting, Ridging, Down pipes; sheet lead, from 31b to 61b; Plain Sheet Zinc, 8G to 14G; Air Gratings; Sink Traps. Brass Foundry in all requirements ; Rim and Mortice Locks, English and American Stoves and Register Grates, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT, Half Tester and J' rench Bedsteads, of which we have a very superior selection; Fenders and Fire Sets in brass and bright steel mounts; English anc) American Electro-plated Ware; Cutlery from jih'e best SJipfijejd makers;- Table Lamps, a shipment of which are now due, all now and improved designs; Mangles, two and three roller, in assorted sizes; Putnam's Ironing Mangle, the handiest article in a household; Clothes Wringers, large assortment Universal, Novelty, Eureka Star, Peerless, Keystone, &c. COACHBUILDERS' & WHEELWRIGHTS' REQUISITES. MANILLA DINDER rpWINE. SAOTELSON'S,ANDMcCOIIMIOK'sHARVESTERB.Wc have a few machines by these celebrated makers still on hand.

J. HUXLEY, LION TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, WELLINGTON, )EGS to inform the Ladies and Gentlejj men of Masterton and surrounding countrv, that ho will open a first-class TAILORS SHOP in the centre of the town, about the2Bth FEBRUARY, where suits can be made in a few days, Bame price as at Lambton-Quay establishment. Tweed suits, as good as money can buy, £4los; good, all wool, Tweeds suits, £3 10s; Ladies' Riding Habits. £4 to £7; Good fits and stylish Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters, from £2 to £3los; Gentlemen's own material, made in first rate style, 40s per suit, I have been established ten years in. Wellington, and been twenty years a first-class cutter in London, Paris, and New York, I know EVERY PART of my trade, There is not any man to be found that can excel me in making FIRST-CLASS SUITS, or any Manufacturer that can make them CHEAPER. I shall have an agent in Mastorton in a few dayß,