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"ILL bo given to the Customer that YY _ Registers tho'exact number of Seeds in the Jar now on view at tlio HALL OF COMMERCE, CUBA-STREET. In the event of tho exact number not being registered, £3O Will be given to the Nearest Estimate, £ls Will be given to tho2nd Nearest Estimate, Will bo givon to the 3rd Nearest Estimate. THAT IS MAKING TO BE GIVEN, AWAY in the oventof tho exact quantity not being registered. The money will bo paid over on tho last day of FEBRUARY. In tho event of Ties, the nvmoy will bo divided. Come Early and get Tickets, as tho more Tickets you have, the greater clianco you have of Winning Try our Dressmaking. Second only to WORTH. A. G, price; HALL OF COMMERCE. CRICKETING. D. ASHER, CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, Manners-street, Wellington, IMPORTER OF BRITISH & FOREIGN GOODS, HAS just opened the largest and best stock of CRICKETING MATERIAL in New Zealand, comprising G. Bussey and Co.'s, Duke's, Lilly white's, Page's, Corbett's, Ayro's, and Bartlett'a Bats, Balls, &c. Spring Bats from 10s Gd. Also, his first shipment of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christinas Presents.

Cages, Glass Inkstands, Accordeons, Ladies' Bags and Purses, Boxing Gloves, Basketware, Ornaments, Rocking and Velocipede Horses, and GENERAL FANCY GOODS. A large stock of American Four-wheel Perambulators, at reduced prices. Agent for Bosisto's Celebrated Eucalyptus Oil, for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, &c„ &o. 2130 HOOD & SHAW, LIVERY STABLEKEEPERS, Masterton, BEG to notify that they urn continuing their business of Livery Stablbkeepers at tho EM PIKE HOTEL, where every attention will be paid to horses placed in their care. GOOD PADDOCKS. Horses and Buggies on hinv A''BUS meets every train, and convoys s enters to all par sof the town. 2114 SALVATOEELEZZA, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, Co Lambton Quay (next Evening Press Office), and No. 18, Manners-st., ■ Wellington, MAKER of all kinds of Jellies, in eluding Apple, Orange, Bar.ana' Pineapple, ivc, A*c. All kinds of Now Zealand Candied Fruit. Syrups and 100 Creams of every description, All tho above made on the Premises. French Dessert in every variety. FRUIT OF ALL KINDS. Mr Lem having learnt his trade in the largest European centres, customers can be assured that his assortment is of tho best and most varied quality. Mr Lezra has won many medals, and rant ronown at various Exhibitions. His exhibits at thelndustrial Exhibition now opened have gained him colonial fame. HOWARD'S TWINE 3INDEB. Strong, Durable, Efficient, Simple, jMmaly M aliased. WILL cut and tie crops from Grass Seeds 12 inches long, toOata, 7ft high. Ikox Drive Wheel, Brass Bushes, Steel Pinions and Shafts, No Sway Bar, Travelling Wheels Given in. I sor 6 feet cut same price. For prices I and turther particulars apply to JAMES ROSS, Wheelwright, General Blacksmith &c, A RTIFICIAL TEETH' (First Prize Jtx Medal Industrial Exhibition) adapted to tho mouth without tho extraction of stumps, on all the latest patent bases, at London Charges. Teeth painlessly stopped and extracted, under the influence of Nitrous Oxide.' CONSULTATION FREE.

DENTAL SURGEON, WILLIS-ST. |HE real HUXLEY, the real Tailor, of the Lion Tailoring Establishment, is now ready to take ordors for Tweed Suits, at £4los off the prize goods from the Exhibition, mado equal to the best in tho colony, in one day, for ready money, This will show you that thero are not to bo found any goods superior to HUXLEY'S, no matter how much you may pay for them. 2155 H. BEO W N & C 0 Sub-Agents for North British and Mer cantile Insurance Company,', And Murray, Roberts &"Gf)\' Cash advanced on wool and insurances ollectwl at lowest current rates, from skew's back to London. 2100

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2196, 16 January 1886, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2196, 16 January 1886, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2196, 16 January 1886, Page 4

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