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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2061, 6 August 1885, Page 3

" Throw Physic to the dogs," some say, But thatl' never did; : For I beneath the nauseous dose, Found some sweet sugar hid. . ' —Shakespeare. HENRY EDGAR ETON, FMMAOSVTiUI CMMIST, ■ Queek-st., Mabtertok, TAKES this. opportunity of sincerely thanking the inhabitants of.Masterton and the neighboi'Koad for their liberal patronage during the time he has been in business, and assures them of his continued exertions to sedure their support and confidence. H, E, ETON would call attention to a few winter requisites, viz,— ' Couffli Emulsion, bottles 2s and 3s Gd. Cough Linctus, (children), bottles Is Cd'and 2a Cd. St Thomas' Hospital Lini- , ment,niade from the original receipt, a valuable application, in Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, &c. Bottles2sGd each. Chilblain Liniment, a sure and effective cure. Bottles 2s and. 3s Cd, Eton's Podophyllin Seidlitiß Powders, the best remedy, for Bile, Indigestion and Torpid Liver, Costivenoss,' Unpleasant taste in the' mouth. Headache, &c, Boxes containing 12 powders, 2s (id. Eton's Celebrated Worm ■ Powders, packets Is. Sweet Essence oi Senna bottles Is, Eton's Neuralgia Cure, bottles 2s Gd, Tooth Tincture, bottles Is, Eton's Infant's Preservative, bottles Is ; strongly recommended for infants and children Buffering from acidity, ilatulency, watery and dry gripes, convulsions, Frog, &c, Depot for all genuine Patent Medicines. Stock constantly replenished with all the new and latest preparations, Horse, Cattle, and Dog Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Trusses, Sponges, Toilet Requisites, Brushware, Prescriptions and family receipts accurately prepared. ' TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED 2041 o THE ONL7 GENUINE • SALE HELD iN MASTERTON. AT HUNDREDS CAN TESTIFY! TO THE jgNORMOUS REDUCTIONS! AND GENUINE BARGAINS!

Customers are recommended to purchase early in the day and avoid me crush in the afternoon, HOOPER'S MONSTER SALE, Is 0 W ON! HAWKESBURY GRAND HANDICAP. To be run at Sydney on September 12, will close September 10,1885, THE CALEDONIA CONSULTATION. 0* Is now open in Six Thousand fees of Ton shillings each. Grand Handicap. N.Z, Bonds First Horse £6OO Second Horso 300 Third Horse 150 Starters. 150 Non Staters COO One at £SO £SO Eight at £25 200 Ton at £2O 200 Fifteen at 110 150 20 at LT 10s 150 Fifty at L 5 250 Eacli Ticket has seven (7) chances; the Race and Bonds being treated separately. Cheques and Post Office Orders to he made payable to "Caledonia" only. Crossed cheques to be made payable to a number or to bearer, Books will be open to subscribers for inspection, and the drawing will be conducted by a Committee of subscribers and Press representatives. Registered Letters and Telegrams not accepted. One shilling exchange to be added to country chequeß. Two stamps for reply and result, Consult. "CALEDONIAN," C/o Arthur M'Carney, ■2051 P.O; Box 134, Napier. A. G. PRICE, DRAPER; CUBA-STREET, . WELLINGTON. ' TO BE GIVEN AWAY. PLACED in the Curher Window of the HALL OF CQMMERCE.is a large Glass Jar full of Peas. MR PRICE will give £SO for the NEAREST estimate of this number>of Peascontained in this Jar,

It will not cost you any thin? to register an estimate. If you buy 5s worth of goods you may register 1 estimate, - If you buy 10s worth of goods you can register 2 estimates. • If you by 20s of worth of goods you may register 4 estimates. And so on; for every 5s purchase you may There is no trickery—it is simply a matter of calculation or luck. A ticket will be given to each customer who registers ..an estimate, a, block of which will be kept by Mr Price to prevent the possibility of any mistake. The peas will be counted on the 30th October, and the number will be advertised in all the leading town an country papers. The money will be paid over on the receipt of the ticket being the nearest to the exact number. . The counting to be conducted by selected tioket holders. 2057