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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2348, 16 July 1886, Page 4

T. G MASON, I'Rboistekbd.] MIMICAL HALL, MASTKRTON. I") EOS to announce that he hoi) JUST l) RECEIVED a large consignment ui the undermentioned Preparations for the Summer Season : pure mm m eland lime .> /[WW.-From the Fruit. Purified by a now process. Fresh, bright, and ENO'H FRUIT HALT.-Tim Grhdikb, direct from Manufactory. ZQEPONIL— Non-alcoholic Champagne. A delightful beveragefortho summer. LEMON S YR UR.-Vov Summer Drinks. Made from a private recipe of great value, FUPJ ESSENCES*. ~ For Flavoring Confectionery, Jollies, &c. Lomon (extra strong), Almonds, Clovos, Pine Apple, Hatafiia, Cochineal. &c. NELWN'H GELATINE, MNGLASS, aid PURE CITRIC iCTD-For making Jellies. ESSENCE OF UENNEI-fov making Curds and Whey, Cream, Cheese, <k SALBALINE .Is—PACKKTS—1m THE GREAT FOOD PRESERVATIVE, T.U.MASON'S STOCK OFPA.TENT IIKOICINKS, _ Toilet requisites, perfumery, &c. Will bear comparison with any house in the Wellington Province. The success which lias hitherto attended hie efforts is gveatiyduc to tho POrIITYOKTHEDIiUGS used in hi? dispensary which are selected by his ;\»uit from the leading London and Continental Houses. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. . Quinine and Steel Wines,Seltzogonos and [ Seltzogene Powders, Kepler's Extract of Meat. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS 1385 miSLLiSGTOX HOMCEOPATHIC . V\ DISPENSURY and SURGERY, j. Evening Post Chambers. j DR.W. DUNN, M.R.'e,S.E., &c Homaopathifr/.Hiysician, Sili'geon, and .■; /.^i'if^ii^tprMidwifery, T. FSMpftS| :^MffiOPATMST. Consultation Hours, from 9 to 10 a.m. at Dispensary, including medicine, TWO SHILLINGS and SIXPENCE, Hours f»r private patients, 1 to 3; evening, b' to 8, ; Orat our Private Residence, PIPETEA I .STREET, three doors from Molesworth stwiijt, 12 to 1.30 noon; li to 7,30 evening. j We attend patients at their residences !it all other hours, day or nit'ht. 230S W. J, LINDOP, CHEMIST, UAKTBKTON. 2189 MAriTKRTON STEAM SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, PLANING & MOULDING MILL, WILLIAMS & BARKER, (Late E. Toomath.) 4 IjL kinds of Dressed Timber, Mouldi i ings. Rusticating, Sashes, Doors, and Floorings, and a good Btoek of seasoned timber kopt on hand, suitable for oliiee fittings, ifcc. Repairs of all kinds executed with neatness and despatch. Upcountry orders promptly attended to, W A P,, return their sincere thanks to their numerous customers for past favors, and solicit a continuance of the same. From their long experience in all cIBF3W> of work, they can confidently guarantee the satisfactory execution of all orders entrusted to them. WILLIAMS &BABKER, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, Estimates Green for General Repairs and Buildings of any description.. 20C JPllSi SIS MILL MASTERTON,

Proprietor. ETI BEGS to notify that he has , JJ, purchased from Mr John i Graham the above plant and business, : and is prepared to cut and deliver timber, I in order, any size, and at the i LOWEST TRADE RATES. ! In connection with the above, John I Graham thanks his numerous customers j for past favors, and trusts a continuance iof the same mliy bo extended to his ! Any orders left at the Opaki Miil, or , ,itj. Graham's Stork (late Rapp&Hare), | Emporium, Masterton, will rec ho prompt I attention. 1906 MASTER! ON WATER POWER . WOOD TURNERY WORKS AND CHAIR FACTORY. WXI.I.IAM CAREY Proprietor. I A LL KINDS of turned work in stock. | f\ Billiard balls re-turned and chalk i cups turned. Home made kitchen chairs, I Carved Brackets from 2i to li inches, | Factory-Hall Street. Shop-Queen ; street, adjoining Empiro Hotel. .221)2 j rjl 0 BUILDERS AND CABINETMAKERS. STEAM TURNING AND CARVING WORKS, Clmulih'}' Place, Wellington. j C. BATH, I Bens to inform the trades and I public generally that he has started ' TURNING IN ADDITION TO I _ CARVING. ■ I and is now prepared to execute orders in TURNING, BAND anhFRETSA WING j OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Charges will be at the Lowest Pos. sra.s Hates, 0, BATH invites all persons to come and INSPECf THE STOCK Of Turning and Carvin" on hand before purcluwins elsewhere. 2332 MR WALTER E. HALL, DENTIST WELLINGTON, should read Mr Hall's treatise on teeth, entitled "Old luston's Temper," to be had free _of ■;liargo from Mr Edgar Eton, Chemist,