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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2547, 12 March 1887, Page 3

:TfiE RID, LAMP : : INDICATES 1 tho depot .whore the X ' public caii be supplied with Genuine Pore Drugs and'' .Ghemiqais; where CIVILITY, ACCURACY,-'. EXPERIENCE and: DESPATCH ate blonded. "Still remains at the fore, and! has added to' liiaf establishment a, Room, where teeth ai'e, carefuljy Extracted - and advice given appertaining to r alV. ,4ei)tal. operations . appliances'. O.E.E. is acting in conjuriotion with .ifr WALTER HALL, of Wellington, whomakes periodical visits, TRUSSES,ELASTIC . STOCKINGS, ' BELTS, etc., made arid fitted to order, ' WINTER REQUISITES. ■..ETON'S"; Cough Emulsion arid Cough Linctus, ETON'S " Hospital Linitneht arid Neuralgic Cure, vr ,ETON'S .i" Celebrated Worm Powdors and Sweet " ■i. Essence of Senna. ' ' , .."•ETON'S Pure Norwegian Cod Livor Oil, Chest '. ; andrLung Protectors.; - eton'S ■ '• : v'- Workl-Famed Hair Restorer. ?orso,;'Cattle and Dog Medicines,' etc. All Toilet Requisites and Patent Medi* "• 'cines. , IL, MASTERTON"" " 231 l

SUPPORT LeeAL INDUSTRYM" ESSRS CHAMBERLAIN BROS. heg to announce that (ihey have recently erected NEW MACHINERY for CRUSHING AND GRINDING Oats; Beans, Barley, and Maize, ;fpr horses, cattle and pigs, and that they have now on sale •; ■ CRUSHED OATS, 23 Cd to,2s9d Per Bushel, r - • '• "is good its Chamberlain's Flour' 1 Has become a proverb in the District. This year the quality is even higher ; than usual, inasmuch as it has been 'an exceptionally favorable season' for growing wheat, Wholesale. Flour, sacks ... £ll per ton ' ' bags £lllO3 , „ Middlings ... £8 10a ; „ • Seconds ... £?■■ ' „ Fine Pollard ..! £6 „ Coarse ~ .... : £5 ~ •: Bran ' ... £3 Retail. .. *' 200' a £1 5s ' • 100's ... ... 13a, 50's „. Cs 9d ''-Middlings 9a per 100 ft ' Seconds. 7std • Fine Pollard ... (is (id-, : Coarso' ... 6s Od Bran „ . ... 3s Gel „ MESSES' CHAMBERLAIN BEOS, venture to hope that their ; "LOOAL rastjsssr' Will have the support and encouragement of' the' wliolb coijiunity, and that con-.' .Burners, will inaist on having : CHAMEERLAIN'S FLOUR, . ' Arid" thus retain their money iu the ' District. IASTERTfIH STEAM FLOUR MILLS. 2540. ; , ■■

BARRAUD & CO.' Aro prepared to execute orders 'for this Dip immediately, and have la: shipments coming forward. March 7th, 1887. 25d4

real HUXLEY, the real Tailor, of the Lion Tailoring Establishment, is now ready to take orders for Tweed Suits, at Si 10s off the prize goods from, the Exhibition, made equal to the best in the colony, in ono day, for ready money, This will show you that tiiere are not to be found any goods superior to HUXLEY'S, 110 matter how much you may pay for thorn, 2155

' TO BRICKLAYERS. ' , TENDERS -will be received by iho undersigned up to Saturday evening'next at 9 o'clock for the BRICKLAYING 'WORK (labor only) at the Bunk.of New South Wales, Manterton. . Plans and specifications to bo seen at tho. works, , i . , . " 3 {The lowest or any tender not necessarily WILLIAMS & BARKER - > ■ Contractors, ' 2542 1 • ■ t Masfcerton

I . JIASTERTOH LODGE, No. 1430, E.C, THE regular monthly meeting will ba held : on MONDAY . EVENING NEXT, March 14th, in.tlie Masonic Hall Bannister Street, at 8 o'clpck. Business.— Ballot, .Initiation, and • General, Visitin?Brethren invited, . 'By order of.the ff.M, ,/ ■ ... JAS. BROWN,

' NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OFPARTNERSHIP. I.jr. fnHlV'Partnership* liithbrto- .existing | ?tween JAMES 11ALPH and HENRY' DIXON, trading as RALPH ANfl"!'Dl>. Butchers, at' L,Taafcorton, has this ti'ay been dissolved by mutual consent. : All persons indebted to the said firm i.M'e requested to pay their accounts to v'ho said James Rakph, who will pay all liabilities in connection with, the firm. • -i V ! . J. RALPH • H.DIXON. \taES-Tm 'Q, D' AROJ:, - Masterton, Mavchdth, 1887. ' 2546